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Question: Could I cut it in half crossways to make it thicker?
Document: Not a Bad item but it could be a bit thicker since if it is used a lot, it does ware out.
Purchased this to put under my daughter's sleeping bag during a sleepover at her school (class was to sleep on sleeping bags on the cement floor in the lunch room).Ended up using my yoga\Pilates mat instead which was much, much thicker.Didn't make sense to return it as I would have to pay return shipping.
Another use I could see would be Lambeau stadium. The seats are all metal bleachers and the floor is concrete. You could cut this pad to fit several seats and another for your feet. The closed cell would allow you to wash off the beer certain to find its way on one or both of the pads. :):):)
Not comfortable not durable. I got these because the price was right, but when we used them we could not sleep. I would return them but only one night and the look really used
Expensive. There are better (thicker than these and more padding) ones at Fred Meyers for $12. The color is not so great either.
This mat is very similar to the ones issued by the USMC. Not a 5 star rating because the material used to make this product just doesn't feel very &#34;high quality.&#34; I don't think this mat in comparison to USMC issue can last as long or take as much abuse in harsh conditions. Other than that good product, fast delivery!
For the price, this is a good pad. One end tends to stay rolled up a bit, so it's easy to use that side as a pillow. However, it is literally just a foam pad, nothing special about it really. I took this on a two night backpacking trip in the Pisgah National Forest in NC, and it has ended up with several snags in it from brushing against brush along the trail. I could see it getting trashed after about 10-15 trips.
I couldn't be happier with this sleeping pad. Carried it for a 4 day hike and it held up well. A few nicks and scratches but still in decent shape. I slepted great all three nights on this baby. I also carried my tarp rolled up into the pad to make more room in my pack. Ill wear this one out and just buy a new one since the price is right.
It meets the basic criteria to be a good ground / insulating pad. This isn't made to comform to your body and make it posible to sleep on a pile of rocks and sticks it's made to insulate you from the ground which is the number one way you looose heat once your head is covered while sleeping. I'm just a little guy at 5'10' and 165 lbs so I fit on it just fine. It also works good in a hamock but you will need to taper the ends a little.
This is not the most comfortable sleeping pad you can buy but it does the job. If your looking for comfort, they make 100$ camping pads you can inflate. This is better than the floor itself.
Answer: no