Winter car camping pad .

[isu22andy]

Looking for a winter car camping pad . Will be in a Wall tent in late November on a cot. Dont care about weight - Do care about price, preferably under 100. Closed cell foam preferably over a blow up one. Was thinking about this paired with a 0 degree bag but didnt know if it was enough r value ? https://www.klymit.com/self-inflate-sleeping-pad.html

 

[WyoElk]

Get a Davis cot pad. It’s got a nice washable cover and is super comfortable in a pickup bed or even better on a cot. Should be pretty close to your budget

 

[slick]

I bought a $100 Cabelas pad. Is close to 2" thick, and have spent >100 nights on it. Heck, used it as a mattress for almost half a year. Most of the time it just stayed in the bed of my truck. I sleep better on that, than I do a mattress. It's a Cabela's Cot Pad

Cabela's Cot Pads : Cabela's

Upgrade your camp sleep with our Cot Pad. Integrated straps with quick-release buckles attach quickly and easily to a cot, delivering 3" of open-cell foam padding. Durable 80/20 polyester/cotton cover. Imported.

www.cabelas.com

 

[xcutter]

I've tried sleeping on the self inflating foam pads. They aren't comfortable at all to me. I'd check out a memory foam mattress topper. Get a queen or king size then fold it over. Memory foam is also a good insulator.

 

[rklein]

as others have suggested, get a foam pad if weight/size is not an issue for packing.

 

[isu22andy]

Thanks for the replies . Will be on a cot in a walltent

 

[*zap*]

Older thermarest luxury series are hard to beat for cold, comfort and price.

 

[Nate_Beres]

A little late but I have a klymit I got off campfire for like $40-50. Used it a ton and it's been great.
Just bought a cot and am figuring out how to attach the pad to the cot

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