Under the sleeping bag

“First time out in our 9x9 tent (me, my wife and two small kids)
I have an air mattress to put under the bags but it takes up a lot of room. It is an electric pump so I can not deflate it every AM as that would run down the battery.
Has any of ya all used the foam padding or anything else that does the trick that I can stash away during the day?
Thanks.”

“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bed_of_nails

Just be careful, If you put the wrong side down, it rips the bottom of your tent to shreds...

'32oz”
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3:08:03 PM
10/10/08
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“I didn't like your denigration of rocks.
That's racist.”

““actually I'd probably go with a bag of rocks myself



yaaay arizona
last edited: 10/10/08 11:23:04 AM”

“I didn't like your denigration of rocks.
That's racist.”

I like rocks :)
last edited: 10/10/08 12:40:25 PM”

“If you are looking for something to carry your gear in as you walk trough the woods, I recommend this:

http://www.ebags.com/american_tourister/arrival_4_piece_luggage_set/product_detail/index.cfm?modelid=47268

you can get a great deal right now..

'32oz”

“It didn't get taken seriously over here either..

'32oz”

“Big Agnes air core”

“Or insulmat. Same principle but seems to hold up better than the BA brand. Thermarest pads are pretty good too, better for insulation imo but not as comfortable. And for the cheapest option but bulkiest, a foam pad like a ridgerest or zrest will do the job.”