Klymit Static V

“To me 1.9 is a summer only pad. I have been quite cold on this pad in the mid to low 30’s, although I’ve also read plenty of people who’ve slept warm on the pad in similar conditions.”

“I use a Klymit Static V pad and an REI Co-Op brand 50° sleeping bag. I look and feel like a homeless person but good lord am I comfortable.”

“Been using a Klymit Static V. It's comfortable, but it's sort of heavy and I found that after a long day of hiking that I really don't like blowing up an air mattress. So, I replaced it with a Thermarest Z-Lite.”

“I used the Klymit Static V sleeping pad for a long time and it was fine although not ideal for side sleepers.”

“The klymit static v is only 2 oz more in weight but I find it's warmer. It's only 2.5" deep, but the design works pretty well and it's dirt cheep.”

“If you're backpacking, the Klymit Static V is borderline. I haven't been too happy there, so I've upgraded to the Exped Ultra.”

“I bought the higher-end model Klymit Static V Luxe SL Insulated Pad and matching inflatable pillow for $100 from Costco. Great deal and I've been everywhere with that Klymit with no issues other than the insulation not being as good as the $200 sleeping pads.”

“I love my Klymit Static V sleeping pad! It weighs 1 pound and can easily hang from a pack or be stuffed inside.”

“Klymit static V pad paired with a 20 degree quilt = helluva cold night at 25-30 degrees. Sold both items and bought 0 degree quilt and all season klymit pad, apparently I sleep colder than I thought.”

“The only difference, and the reason I'm pretty sure, was using a poorly-insulated Klymit Static V instead of a Megamat.”

“2nd was the klymit static v which lasted 3 years. Good pad for the price. But I'm never going back after getting the Nemo flyer!”

“I've had several different inflatables (Thermarest Neoairs and Klymit Static V) and with proper care and use, they'll last a good long while.”

“I had that shit for a 3 week AT and the Stryker ate a hole in it. Not impressed with the durability at all for $50.”

“A bunch of friends have the Klymit Static V insulated and they love it.”

“The pad is alright on the ground but don't ever sleep on the ground anymore.”

“Got a Klymit static V lite.”

“Watch out for Klymit; the introduction of rating standards hit them pretty hard.”

“I've had the klymit static v insulated pad for years and love it.”

“I tried the pad thing it was a wide klymit static v with a no slip bottom in my double layer Chameleon and it slid around like crazy. Cold spots anywhere the pad wasn’t and uncomfortable to lay on. I returned it”

“I have also found that my klymit static v air pad is very quiet.”

“Klymit static V pad. It's okay. Better than just the ground. Kinda narrow with not alot space. It was cheap and easy to blow up.”

“Your problem at least partially is using a Klymit static V which has a standardized ASTM R1.9 rating.”

“Personally I've got a Klymit Static V that goes everywhere with me”

“Inflatable sleep pad. I run the Klymit Static V, just wish it had a pillow bulge thing. $40ish”