What does /out/ sleep on?
I just want to take some kind of informal census of what the board uses, because I simply can't sleep on those cheap roll-up ground pads.
Tits to make it worth your while.
I got a cheap foam pad cause 1 im cheap and 2 all I really need is a head rest + something on my lower back (extra clothes)
This was just with experience from 1 night ive done recently and i could probably see my self buying an inflatable in the future, but im afraid they're not as comfy as I think.
I sleep on my sides, can on my back but naturally when I fall asleep i go on my sides.
It makes me wonder what the hell humans did to sleep before mattresses.
>>787523
Gorillas will make beds out of palm fronds and shit.
I think growing up without beds might make you a bit less delicate though.
>>787517
>Fake red hair
>Facial piercing
Those tits are nice but in 15 years they'll on the floor.
>>787517
My tastes lie... elsewhere.
I sleep in a bed because I don't go /out/.
Thermarest NeoAir Venture WV
I tend to sleep on my side and it feels very comfortable
Pretty light and doesn't sound too crunchy like other ones I've looked at
>>787517
>What does /out/ sleep on?
I find that if I arrange my boots into a "U" shape, they make a good enough pillow, then i just sleep on the ground usually.
>>787517
A self expanding air mattress, 3/4 length and about 1.5" thick, not super comfortable but it's light and packs small and better than a poke with a stick.
>>787532
sause? who is that
Depends on the situation.
week+ hikes I take 2 sleeping pads, 1 cheap foam 15 dollar pad, one eggshell design thermarest 40 dollar pad.
3-4 day outings I take those pads, plus a thick comforter I fold in 4'ths and put between them. cheap pad on bottom, then comforter, then thermarest.
2 day car camping trips I go with a nice air matress.
A comfy sleep is worth everything.
>>787517
>no tits, just cleavage
>tent sleeping
Exped UL- summer
Exped Downmat 9- winter/snow
>hammock
The North Face Blue Kazoo- spring/summer
The North Face Inferno -29C- winter
$6 pair of pool floaties from BigLots. One as backup.
What does /out/ use as a pillow? I just use a drybag with my spare clothes in it but it's not that comfortable.
>>787733
GF's titties.
>>787609
>Exped UL- summer
>Exped Downmat 9- winter/snow
Exactly this for myself as well as I only do tent backpacking with my wife.
>>787733
I use a Nemo inflatable pillow, it works well and the part that touches you is washable.
>>787517
14mm EVA pad, cheap, light, warm, indestructible.
Inflatables are for sissies.
I sleep on a full sized air mat, an REI 3.5 camp bed to be specific. I tried doing the thin little shorty backpacking versions but I sleep on my side and anything that thin destroys my shoulder/neck by morning.
Some things I just don't compromise on, namely comfortable boots and a comfortable bed. I'll gladly carry a few extra ounces if it means the difference between a good nights sleep and a fitful night of rolling around a sore shoulder and neck to show for it.
I learned this one the hard way, but your feet and your sleep make or break the entire trip.
Truck camper here, a cot in the bed of my truck.
Thermarest Prolite Plus.
/thread
>>787575
kortney olson she makes me want to be a watermelon
>>787517
total pillow and an air mattress that self inflates. theyre both super comfy. i get better sleep camping than i do in my own bed. total pillow is the shit
>>787779
so great for camping
>>787780
Is that a mobius pillow?
>>787780
>>787517
3/4 self inflating pad rei brand.
I'm thinking about buying an army style cot for when i camp in my truck. Right now when i do that i use an old futon matress but it is getting pretty rank seeing as i am normally fishing all day when i do this.
>>787780
I used this in my last trip. It was only okay.
