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Decathlon Forclaz Trek700 Ultralight Insulated Camping Sleeping Pad (L or XL) Expired

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$37.32

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Update: This popular deal is still available.

Walmart has Decathlon Forclaz Trek700 Ultralight Insulated Camping Sleeping Pad (L or XL) on sale below for prices starting from $8. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal.

Available:

L (70.9" x 20.5") $8
XL (76.8" x 23.6") $9.33

Features:

Mouth inflation.
Efficient 2-way inflation valve with anti-return.
Comfortable & thick sleeping surface.
Anti-slip silicone pads. Limits the sleeping bag from sliding.

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Written by Edited April 23, 2024 at 06:59 AM by

Walmart [walmart.com] has Decathlon Forclaz Trek700 Ultralight Insulated Camping Sleeping Pad (2 sizes) from $9.36 >> now $8.00 - Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30 day free trial [walmart.com]) or free on $35+ orders.

Available Deals:

70.9" x 20.5" Sleeping Pad [walmart.com] (Yellow) $9.36 >> now $8.00
76.8" x 23.6" Sleeping Pad [walmart.com] (Yellow) $11.13 >> now $9.33

Features:

Extremely lightweight at 1.1 lbs
Comfortable & thick sleeping surface
Anti-slip silicone pads. Limits the sleeping bag from sliding
Ideal for temperate and hot environments (>8F)
R-Value 1.6

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Nothing will convince you to stop your penny pinching ways like a few nights sleeping on a flat mattress on top of the cold hard ground.

Yep, self-inflating pads are a thing. You open the valve and wait, then fully inflate with a few final blows.
Generally speaking, those are heavier and larger though.

Without a foam or fibrous interior an air-only mattress is much colder. Perhaps a good thing in summer but a definite no for cold weather.

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05-07-2024 at 04:54 PM.

Quote from neokill175

What did you use to inflate the pads ?

They inflate with your mouth, it doesn't take much effort, if you inflate too much the pad becomes too stiff, they have a button to adjust the inflation level.

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05-07-2024 at 10:03 PM.

Quote from QFT

I wouldn't take this below ~65 degrees at night. It's R1.6, which means only useful for hot climates. No, your warmer sleeping bag won't keep you warm enough below your body. All the insulation is squished underneath you and therefore ineffective.

The R-value can seem very misleading for sleeping pads. Since their main purpose is to prevent direct conduction loss with the ground the R-value doesn't actually need to be very high to be effective (similar to a house, very little basement/slab/crawl insulation is needed when compared to the attic). For example, depending on if you're a warm or cold sleeper, extreme weather pads (below freezing air temps on cold/frozen ground) start out at R3.5 and R4.5 (a R1.6 pad is rated for cool temps with possible mild ground frost).