Bear Grylls Dream Weaver Sleeping Pad

from BGtoyjunkie

I liked the sides that keep you from rolling over and the pillow that adjusts.

from JJP520

The material seems durable, it is lightweight, the pad is comfortable and shaped nicely. I like the built-in oversized sides. Additionally as a side sleeper I was able to adjust the air pressure to maintain cushion for my hips. The downsides is the pillow is basically the same height of the pad. ...

from BackpackingCityBoy

I was nervous about getting a sleeping pad that was on sale for only $40 bucks. But, I read the features of this pad, and went with it. Took it to Lake Superior for 3 nights and it's very good. Weather was 45 at night, so I haven't tested it in freezing temps yet, but the nights I used it was gre...

from PapaPetty

I used this pad on my hike up Mt. Whitney. It was very light weight, and it only took 7 deep breaths to blow it up. I had plenty of support, and the sides were extra deep and kept me on my pad much better than other pads I've used. I slept comfortably all night and felt no coldness coming from th...

from BGtoyjunkie

I liked the sides that keep you from rolling over and the pillow that adjusts.