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Question: How do you keep the pad rolled up tight?  Does it come with straps that you can tie around the pad?
Document: My first thought when I unpacked this mat was &#34;durable&#34;. It self inflated quickly, stayed flat, had good loft and the next morning the mat was still holding its air. The mat deflated easily and I was able to roll it up tight with ease. Also it comes with two bands to keep it rolled up and a stuff sack with a pocket that includes a repair kit (nice touch).
Inside the stuff sack were two black webbing straps to keep the mat compressed and a separate internal pocket inside of the stuff sack where an included patch kit is stored.I have used a few sleeping pads over the years, from the cheaply made, rolled up blue foam mats you can purchase at Wal-mart; to the more expensive and higher quality Therm-A-Rest ProLite Plus (Regular) Sleeping Mat.
After tightening the valve cap to keep the air inside held tight with no leaks.Inspection of the bottom of the pad is tough and durable and will hold up on almost any terrain you camp it seems. The top of the mattress is soft but also holds a sleeping bag to it so you don't slide off (another bonus).I'm 6'2&#34; 250 lbs and I was a little wary, but the length and thickness holds me very well and comfortable.
The mattress came with a nice stuff sack with an internal pocket that contains a patch kit. Two bands are also included that are very handy to keep the pad tightly rolled and makes sliding it into the stuff sack a easyI found the mattress warm and comfortable under just self inflation, but as a mostly side sleeper I like things a little firmer so add a couple breaths of air. Another thing I really like about this pad is it fits perfectly in the sweet spot in my Hennessey  Safari Deluxe hammock.
The only thing I would change is I wish it had some grip marks/dots on the bottom that would keep it from sliding around as much as it did.I will highly recommend this product to my hiking & camping friends, as I truly feel that the quality and cost make this item a viable option for those who need a great quality sleeping mat, but do not have the finances to splurge on super expensive gear.
I have owned several camping mats and or pads. So far this is the next best thing to a full size air mattress. The mat holds the air very well. (unlike several copycats.) I will keep this mat in my truck for camping outings this summer. I am in teh process of packing my overnight pack for this spring and will be taking this mat along with me. The mat came with a storage bag and straps to keep it neatly stored. Also had instructions along with a repair kit.
The extra size might mean it&#8217;s heavy, but it also means it&#8217;s extra comfy.Considering the size we tested to see if you could fit the pad inside of the USGI GoreTex bivy. Though the pad did fit in the bivy, it was a tight fit for sure.
Sturdily built & generously sized, this pad is long & wide enough to fit my 6'4" frame. The pad comes with a stuff sack, which can be stuffed with clothing to serve as a pillow. The self inflating valve/cap is fitted so that it will not come off & get lost.I did a test nap on a hard wood floor, and the pad felt comfortable and supportive.
This pad is such a blessing. Of course padding as well as protection from the dampness is always a plus, but the Sleep pad is great. The bottom &#34;shell&#34; is definitely strong enough to withstand damage from most stones, rocks, sticks, etc. While the top shell is also water/weatherproof, AND you do not feel as if your sleeping on plastic.The compression straps and carrying case are a nice bonus as well.
Both the valve and the welds held up well to more than 24 hours of inflation. The mattress did not appear to lose any air pressure in the time tested.Size and Weight:Being an extra long and extra wide pad you would expect that it would have a little extra weight to it, and it does, The Fox Outfitters Comfort 100 has both extra girth and weight and certainly falls into the &#8220;car camping&#8221; category, when it come to kit.
Answer: yes