Sea To Summit

Comfort Light SI Sleeping Pad

A self-inflating pad is a type of sleeping pad that automatically inflates when you open the valve. It contains foam that expands when uncompressed, drawing in air to create a comfortable sleeping surface. This means you don’t have to manually blow it up, making it quick and easy to set up for your camping or backpacking trips.

The R-Value measures the thermal resistance of a sleeping pad, indicating how well it insulates against cold surfaces. A higher R-Value means better insulation. For example, a pad with an R-Value of 2.7 is suitable for mild conditions, providing moderate warmth to keep you comfortable while you sleep outdoors.

Delta Core technology features a unique internal structure that enhances both comfort and warmth. It provides support where you need it most while minimizing weight, ensuring that the areas of the pad in contact with your body are well-insulated. This means you can enjoy a restful night’s sleep without feeling the ground beneath you.

A multi-function valve is designed to serve several purposes, including inflating, deflating, and adjusting the firmness of your sleeping pad. This feature allows you to easily customize your sleeping experience based on your personal preference, making it more comfortable and convenient for different sleeping conditions.

Packed size refers to the dimensions of the sleeping pad when it is rolled up and stored in its stuff sack. A smaller packed size means the pad takes up less space in your backpack, which is crucial for backpackers and campers who need to carry their gear over long distances. Choosing a pad with a compact packed size can make your outdoor adventures more manageable.

Yes, a self-inflating pad can be used in various weather conditions, but it’s important to consider the R-Value for insulation. For mild weather, a pad with an R-Value of around 2.7 is suitable. However, for colder conditions, you may want to look for a pad with a higher R-Value to ensure you stay warm throughout the night.