Ratings & Reviews for Klymit Double V Inflatable Sleeping Pad Thick Lightweight Easy to Inflate Foldable Air Bed Mattress for Camping Backpacking

Best sleep that money can buy while in the Backcountry

Lighter than two pads. No rolling off or in between.

Garbage

Fused seams separated after 4 uses, just more overpriced garbage

Great for couples

Just a tad bit heavier than the combo of individual pads my wife and I use. Being connected, there is no empty space. Want to go single, this is like sleeping in a king size bed! Weight isn't bad at all, less than 3lbs.

Great summer option

Comfortable, packable sleeping pad! The stuff sack doubles as a pump which is a great design feature (though it does mean that the stuff sack is NOT water proof). The low r-value is kind of limiting if you use a quilt, though--I was pretty cold pairing this with a quilt on an early September canoe trip in northern Maine. If you primarily use a sleeping bag and you're looking for a comfy double pad that's not too bulky, this is a great choice!

Does not hold air as well as the single mats. It will lose air almost every night. Although it is comfortable. Utilized during camping several camping trips varying from beach to Death Valley.

Does not hold air as

Does not hold air as well as the single mats. It will lose air almost every night. Although it is comfortable. Utilized during camping several camping trips varying from beach to Death Valley.

Great summer option

Comfortable, packable sleeping pad! The stuff sack doubles as a pump which is a great design feature (though it does mean that the stuff sack is NOT water proof). The low r-value is kind of limiting if you use a quilt, though--I was pretty cold pairing this with a quilt on an early September canoe trip in northern Maine. If you primarily use a sleeping bag and you're looking for a comfy double pad that's not too bulky, this is a great choice!

Great summer option

Comfortable, packable sleeping pad! The stuff sack doubles as a pump which is a great design feature (though it does mean that the stuff sack is NOT water proof). The low r-value is kind of limiting if you use a quilt, though--I was pretty cold pairing this with a quilt on an early September canoe trip in northern Maine. If you primarily use a sleeping bag and you're looking for a comfy double pad that's not too bulky, this is a great choice!

Great for couples

My wife and I have both the insulated and non-insulated versions. Primarily just the weight is all that is noticed. But we LOVE this pad for sleeping next to each other so there is no more sliding off individual pads. Very comfortable overall and using the stuff sack as an air bag is hugely convenient.

Great for couples

My wife and I have both the insulated and non-insulated versions. Primarily just the weight is all that is noticed. But we LOVE this pad for sleeping next to each other so there is no more sliding off individual pads. Very comfortable overall and using the stuff sack as an air bag is hugely convenient.

Great for couples

My wife and I have both the insulated and non-insulated versions. Primarily just the weight is all that is noticed. But we LOVE this pad for sleeping next to each other so there is no more sliding off individual pads. Very comfortable overall and using the stuff sack as an air bag is hugely convenient.

Great for tall people

I wanted to use this with my Big Agnes King double sleeping bag. It's a standard sleeping bag length - mummy in a double bag. However, this sleeping pad is a little too wide and way too long. The width I can still make work. However, the length is too much for the stretch corners of the big agnes to reach. Solution - just get the top of my sleeping bag attached to the pad. The pad is quite and I sleep well on it - even with my toddler kicking me in our shared bag!

Leaky

It is made of ripstop, but that didn't stop it from leaking air from the moment we got it. We have shoe-gooed the seams and that has extended the time it stays inflated, but the leaks are too small to identify with soapy water.

Great for tall people

I wanted to use this with my Big Agnes King double sleeping bag. It's a standard sleeping bag length - mummy in a double bag. However, this sleeping pad is a little too wide and way too long. The width I can still make work. However, the length is too much for the stretch corners of the big agnes to reach. Solution - just get the top of my sleeping bag attached to the pad. The pad is quite and I sleep well on it - even with my toddler kicking me in our shared bag!

Great for tall people

I wanted to use this with my Big Agnes King double sleeping bag. It's a standard sleeping bag length - mummy in a double bag. However, this sleeping pad is a little too wide and way too long. The width I can still make work. However, the length is too much for the stretch corners of the big agnes to reach. Solution - just get the top of my sleeping bag attached to the pad. The pad is quite and I sleep well on it - even with my toddler kicking me in our shared bag!

Leaky

It is made of ripstop, but that didn't stop it from leaking air from the moment we got it. We have shoe-gooed the seams and that has extended the time it stays inflated, but the leaks are too small to identify with soapy water.

Used this pad backpacking and with the Klymit double sleeping bag, which hooks onto it. Lightweight, doesn't take up too much space. Though it seems like it'll take awhile to blow up manually, it does indeed blow up in less than 20 breaths (I think I did it in 16). Material seems thick enough on the outside to resist tears. In terms of comfort, it's better than foam for sure, and the ribbed design prevents you from sliding off in the middle of the night. In terms of space, definitely big en...

Used this pad backpacking and

Used this pad backpacking and with the Klymit double sleeping bag, which hooks onto it. Lightweight, doesn't take up too much space. Though it seems like it'll take awhile to blow up manually, it does indeed blow up in less than 20 breaths (I think I did it in 16). Material seems thick enough on the outside to resist tears. In terms of comfort, it's better than foam for sure, and the ribbed design prevents you from sliding off in the middle of the night. In terms of space, definitely big enou...

Used this pad backpacking and

Used this pad backpacking and with the Klymit double sleeping bag, which hooks onto it. Lightweight, doesn't take up too much space. Though it seems like it'll take awhile to blow up manually, it does indeed blow up in less than 20 breaths (I think I did it in 16). Material seems thick enough on the outside to resist tears. In terms of comfort, it's better than foam for sure, and the ribbed design prevents you from sliding off in the middle of the night. In terms of space, definitely big enou...

excellent for two people. I am 5'7" 140 lbs and my husband is 6' 188lbs fitting us perfectly for camping. It is light weight and able to pack into long hikes. hold air perfectly.