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title: "ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad"
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# Rolls compactly into 6.5"x26" stuff sack 2" plush thickness for cloud-like comfort R-Value 5 for warmth above 40°F ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad

**Brand:** alps mountaineering
**Price:** € 83.41
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## Summary

> 🛏️ Elevate your outdoor sleep game—comfort that keeps up with your adventure.

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- **What is this?** ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad by alps mountaineering
- **How much does it cost?** € 83.41 with free shipping
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## Best For

- alps mountaineering enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted alps mountaineering brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Cloud-Like Comfort:** Brushed suede-like top and thick foam cushion cradle you in softness all night.
- • **Stay-Put Stability:** Anti-slip dotted polyester bottom keeps your pad firmly in place—no more sliding around.
- • **Warmth That Matters:** R-Value 5 insulation keeps you cozy on cool nights, perfect for camping above 40°F.
- • **Durable & Dependable:** Corrosion-free brass valve ensures long-lasting, hassle-free inflation and deflation.
- • **Quick Setup & Pack Down:** Jet Stream Wave Foam inflates/deflates rapidly and rolls up compactly for effortless transport.

## Overview

The ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad offers a plush 2-inch thick, suede-like sleeping surface with anti-slip bottom dots for stability. Featuring a durable brass valve and quick-inflating Jet Stream Wave Foam, it packs down compactly into a 6.5"x26" stuff sack. With an R-Value of 5, it provides reliable warmth for camping in mild to cool conditions, making it a top choice for general camping comfort above 40°F.

## Description

When you're away from home and want some added comfort to your cot or sleeping bag, try an ALPS self-inflating air pad. With the comfort series, the pad will inflate and deflate quickly with the jet stream wave foam and roll up compactly to fit into the stuff sack. The top is a comfortable, brushed Suede-like fabric with Anti-Slip Dots on the bottom to keep you from sliding around. The Comfort Series also features brass non-corrosive valves for maximum durability. Another benefit of adding an air pad is that it will help keep you warmer... essential to a well-rested night. Specifications: Regular-Dimensions: 20”x72”x13”, Weight: 2.6 lbs., Stuff Sack Size: 4.6”x21”, R-Value: 4Long-Dimensions: 25”x77”x2”, Weight: 4 lbs., Stuff Sack Size: 6.5”x26”, R-Value: 5XL-Dimensions: 30”x77”3”, Weight: 6.4 lbs., Stuff Sack Size: 8”x31”, R-Value: 6.9XXL-Dimensions: 30”x77”x4”, Weight: 8.4 lbs., Stuff Sack Size: 11”x31”, R-Value: 8.1

Review: Perfect! - The ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad - Long 25" x 77" x 2" (4 lbs. 6 oz.) is awesome, a little bulky and heavy if you plan on using this for backpacking but perfect for general camping, my son and I used them camping with the scouts. We backpacked in to our site. All the other folks pulled out their air mattresses, batteries and inflators, sounded like a cleaning lady was going nuts with a vacuum ha ha it was too funny It comes in a real nice stuffsack with a repair kit and two elastic straps, it rolls up very easily and fits the stuff sack nicely. The pad has a nice non-slip bottom that grip well on tent floors, gym floors and wood bunks, the top has a nice brushed surface that is even comfortable without a sleeping bag. The valve is solid and it does inflate fast and is easy to use. On our first trip with the pads, Stephen and myself set up camp, laid out our pads, setup everything else and about 30 minutes later, blew a couple puffs of air into the pad and we were set, pretty much everyone that seen them want to get them as well. I highly recommend these pads for camping above 40°. Update 10/16/2013 Still going strong after 7 trips out, sleeping on this is very comfortable, I am 5'9, 210 lbs and toss and turn a bit, especially the first night, laying on your side with this is no problem, but you need to make sure you inflate it a good bit. A few weeks ago we camped at a Scout Reservation on wooden platforms and I had no problem laying on my side, they inflate fairly easy, but one suggestion is to setup your tent, open the valve, unravel and position the pad so the curl is down, come back to the pad later and inflate before going to bed. Cold Weather Camping, I used the ALPS with a roll of reflectix underneath during a backpack camping trip on the Pinchot Trail in March. The temp dropped into the mid teens and the wind was really kicking up, shaking the tent like crazy. Chill factor was around -5°F. This pad wasn't quite warm enough for the Pinchot Trip, but I managed. As I said before this is a bit bulky and at 4.6lbs a little bit on the heavy side for backpacking, For Backpacking I purchased a Therm-a-Rest ProLite Plus the large is the same size (tapered bottom, rounded top) but a little thinner and a savings weight of, nearly 3.5 lbs. Comparing this to my Thermarest is not fair, each has its own strength and weaknesses, the Thermarest is more comfortable for cold weather camping but the ALPS is a bit better for warmer weather. If you plan on General camping and weight and size is not an issue, buy the ALPS Long... it can't be beat for the price, If you are into backpacking and looking for something comparable in comfort but with reduced bulk and weight (at a cost), look into the Therm-a-Rest ProLite Plus Comfort - Perfect Weather - Warmer weather, above 40° Weight - General Camping, too heavy for Backpacking but Do-able Pack size - General Camping, too heavy for Backpacking but Do-able Price - Perfect Tip: inflate for storage and roll up a few days before your camping trip, this will help with deploying the bag when setting up at camp.
Review: This pad is the bun to my hotdog... - This product is exquisite. I had been using an old, generic "self-inflating" sleeping pad for many years. I suppose I had gotten used to its odd, triple section design despite the fact that each section differed in pressure every time. Regardless of the many stern talking to's and me gingerly supplying additional zephyrs into said sections, a mutual respect was never garnered. Both literally and figuratively, we two reluctant bedfellows went on as usual for many seasons. Every time after a camp when I would roll it up and relieve the pressure within it, I could swear there was sinister laughter escaping from its valves. No longer willing to be a glutton for punishment, I decided to make a change. Through extensive research and cross-examination (using an info-portal known as Gaggler, I believe), I came across the ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Se...it's written above so I shan't waste precious vowels and/or consonants. Anyway, I came across this Rectangle of Glory and was immediately intrigued by its pronounced stature. Hastily navigating through the banal minutia of sales pitches and specifications and looked for the cold, hard facts of whether this was a legitimate option or yet another gimmicky impostor. I'm here to say that the AMCSAP-L is the proverbial Bee's Knees. The top, suede-ish fabric is very soft and comfortable (notice the "Comfort" portion of the above designation; nailed it) and the underside material really does stay stationary under pressure. Speaking of pressure, I should touch on the weight threshold of this Polygon of Pleasure. I happen to be a male-gendered, human individual with dimensions of 6'1'' tall and 245 lbs in girth. Colloquially known as a "Rotund, Fatty Lard-Pudge" by those closest to me. This pad cushions my mass without a hint of strain. It truly self-inflates without needing assistance from your lungulars and its low profile, closed-cell foam innards insulate and reflect your body heat quite well. Any modest, organic or synthetic objects that might happen to rest underneath the placement of the pad can seldom be noticed. Objects such as a large rock or perhaps another person would, in fact, be noticeable so it does have its limits. The inflation and deflation periods are both quite prompt. If you expect instantaneous results you should wise up to science and then go away. The rolling and storage is also quite prompt and non-strenuous. The melody that escapes the air valve on this particular pad is something reminiscent of "I Got You, Babe" by Sonny and Cher. A very high quality item that will withstand many uses as long as the owner isn't an ignoramus and takes proper care of his/her possessions. Example: Do NOT attempt to re-create the daring, inflatable raft escape scene from "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" with this pad. It will not go well. All in all, If you value a solid, comfortable sleeping pad that will outdo even the most prestigious of Therm-A-Rest pads, this should make your short list. If you do not, I pity you and hope you enjoy your eventual Forrest Gump spine. I sincerely hope this review will aid in the decision process for many fellow Use Precious Vacation Days to Voluntarily Expose Yourself to the Elements for an Elongated Period of Time enthusiasts (UPVDVEYEEPT-ing to us pros). So, for now, I bid you adieu.

## Features

- Brushed suede-like top gives you maximum comfort
- Polyester bottom fabric with anti-slip dots prevents you from sliding around
- Brass non-corrosive valve for maximum durability
- Jet stream wave foam quickly inflates/deflates and rolls up compactly - stuff sack and repair kit included
- The ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad is on our best sellers list; you won’t be disappointed

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000MNBLY4 |
| Additional Features | Thickness |
| Brand | ALPS Mountaineering |
| Brand Name | ALPS Mountaineering |
| Color | Green |
| Construction Type | air-filled with foam support |
| Cover Material | Suede-like fabric |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 837 Reviews |
| Fill Material | polyester |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00703438625004 |
| Included Components | Pillow, Pump, Repair Patch |
| Item Depth | 13 inches |
| Item Dimensions | 77 x 25 x 2 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness | 77"L x 30"W x 13"Th |
| Item Display Dimensions | 27.63 x 7.38 x 8.38 inches |
| Item Firmness Description | Plush |
| Item Weight | 4 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | ALPS Mountaineering |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7250003 |
| Material | Brushed "Suede-like" Top Fabric |
| Material Type | Brushed "Suede-like" Top Fabric |
| Mattress Comfort Layer Material | Cotton |
| Model Name | 7250003 |
| Model Number | 7250003 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Layers | 1 |
| Product Benefits | Provides added comfort and helps retain warmth for a better night's sleep |
| Product Care Instructions | Wipe With Damp Cloth |
| Product Dimensions | 77"L x 30"W x 13"Th |
| Set Name | Long |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | Long |
| Special Feature | Thickness |
| Specific Uses For Product | Bed, Sleeping Pad |
| Target Audience | Adult |
| Top Material Type | Suede-like fabric |
| UPC | 703438625004 680807942866 732773444193 015568810978 730707272850 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Weight Capacity Maximum | 300 Pounds |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ALPS Mountaineering
- **Color:** Green
- **Included Components:** Pillow, Pump, Repair Patch
- **Item Weight:** 4 Pounds
- **Material:** Brushed "Suede-like" Top Fabric
- **Product Dimensions:** 77"L x 30"W x 13"Th
- **Size:** Long
- **Special Feature:** Thickness
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Bed, Sleeping Pad
- **Target Audience:** Adult

## Images

![ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51WcZnbhMyL.jpg)
![ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81W+Jy1pv5L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect!
*by R***N on November 5, 2012*

The ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad - Long 25" x 77" x 2" (4 lbs. 6 oz.) is awesome, a little bulky and heavy if you plan on using this for backpacking but perfect for general camping, my son and I used them camping with the scouts. We backpacked in to our site. All the other folks pulled out their air mattresses, batteries and inflators, sounded like a cleaning lady was going nuts with a vacuum ha ha it was too funny It comes in a real nice stuffsack with a repair kit and two elastic straps, it rolls up very easily and fits the stuff sack nicely. The pad has a nice non-slip bottom that grip well on tent floors, gym floors and wood bunks, the top has a nice brushed surface that is even comfortable without a sleeping bag. The valve is solid and it does inflate fast and is easy to use. On our first trip with the pads, Stephen and myself set up camp, laid out our pads, setup everything else and about 30 minutes later, blew a couple puffs of air into the pad and we were set, pretty much everyone that seen them want to get them as well. I highly recommend these pads for camping above 40°. Update 10/16/2013 Still going strong after 7 trips out, sleeping on this is very comfortable, I am 5'9, 210 lbs and toss and turn a bit, especially the first night, laying on your side with this is no problem, but you need to make sure you inflate it a good bit. A few weeks ago we camped at a Scout Reservation on wooden platforms and I had no problem laying on my side, they inflate fairly easy, but one suggestion is to setup your tent, open the valve, unravel and position the pad so the curl is down, come back to the pad later and inflate before going to bed. Cold Weather Camping, I used the ALPS with a roll of reflectix underneath during a backpack camping trip on the Pinchot Trail in March. The temp dropped into the mid teens and the wind was really kicking up, shaking the tent like crazy. Chill factor was around -5°F. This pad wasn't quite warm enough for the Pinchot Trip, but I managed. As I said before this is a bit bulky and at 4.6lbs a little bit on the heavy side for backpacking, For Backpacking I purchased a Therm-a-Rest ProLite Plus the large is the same size (tapered bottom, rounded top) but a little thinner and a savings weight of, nearly 3.5 lbs. Comparing this to my Thermarest is not fair, each has its own strength and weaknesses, the Thermarest is more comfortable for cold weather camping but the ALPS is a bit better for warmer weather. If you plan on General camping and weight and size is not an issue, buy the ALPS Long... it can't be beat for the price, If you are into backpacking and looking for something comparable in comfort but with reduced bulk and weight (at a cost), look into the Therm-a-Rest ProLite Plus Comfort - Perfect Weather - Warmer weather, above 40° Weight - General Camping, too heavy for Backpacking but Do-able Pack size - General Camping, too heavy for Backpacking but Do-able Price - Perfect Tip: inflate for storage and roll up a few days before your camping trip, this will help with deploying the bag when setting up at camp.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This pad is the bun to my hotdog...
*by J***B on October 24, 2014*

This product is exquisite. I had been using an old, generic "self-inflating" sleeping pad for many years. I suppose I had gotten used to its odd, triple section design despite the fact that each section differed in pressure every time. Regardless of the many stern talking to's and me gingerly supplying additional zephyrs into said sections, a mutual respect was never garnered. Both literally and figuratively, we two reluctant bedfellows went on as usual for many seasons. Every time after a camp when I would roll it up and relieve the pressure within it, I could swear there was sinister laughter escaping from its valves. No longer willing to be a glutton for punishment, I decided to make a change. Through extensive research and cross-examination (using an info-portal known as Gaggler, I believe), I came across the ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Se...it's written above so I shan't waste precious vowels and/or consonants. Anyway, I came across this Rectangle of Glory and was immediately intrigued by its pronounced stature. Hastily navigating through the banal minutia of sales pitches and specifications and looked for the cold, hard facts of whether this was a legitimate option or yet another gimmicky impostor. I'm here to say that the AMCSAP-L is the proverbial Bee's Knees. The top, suede-ish fabric is very soft and comfortable (notice the "Comfort" portion of the above designation; nailed it) and the underside material really does stay stationary under pressure. Speaking of pressure, I should touch on the weight threshold of this Polygon of Pleasure. I happen to be a male-gendered, human individual with dimensions of 6'1'' tall and 245 lbs in girth. Colloquially known as a "Rotund, Fatty Lard-Pudge" by those closest to me. This pad cushions my mass without a hint of strain. It truly self-inflates without needing assistance from your lungulars and its low profile, closed-cell foam innards insulate and reflect your body heat quite well. Any modest, organic or synthetic objects that might happen to rest underneath the placement of the pad can seldom be noticed. Objects such as a large rock or perhaps another person would, in fact, be noticeable so it does have its limits. The inflation and deflation periods are both quite prompt. If you expect instantaneous results you should wise up to science and then go away. The rolling and storage is also quite prompt and non-strenuous. The melody that escapes the air valve on this particular pad is something reminiscent of "I Got You, Babe" by Sonny and Cher. A very high quality item that will withstand many uses as long as the owner isn't an ignoramus and takes proper care of his/her possessions. Example: Do NOT attempt to re-create the daring, inflatable raft escape scene from "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" with this pad. It will not go well. All in all, If you value a solid, comfortable sleeping pad that will outdo even the most prestigious of Therm-A-Rest pads, this should make your short list. If you do not, I pity you and hope you enjoy your eventual Forrest Gump spine. I sincerely hope this review will aid in the decision process for many fellow Use Precious Vacation Days to Voluntarily Expose Yourself to the Elements for an Elongated Period of Time enthusiasts (UPVDVEYEEPT-ing to us pros). So, for now, I bid you adieu.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Alps Comfort series are nice pads
*by T***R on October 31, 2011*

I purchased 2 XL pads and 1 regular pad for camping. The XL pads are 3" and nicely sized for a full size adult. I just got back from 2 days of camping where the temps were below 40 each night. The pads were comfy and kept us warm from the cold ground. I bought the regular pad for my 6 year old which at 2" inflated is ok for a child. The width on the regular pad is so small I can't imagine anyone but a child using this pad. Even an older child may find this pad too small. It does pack well and is 1/3 the size of the XL pad rolled up. A couple of points I'd like to make from reading other reviews of these. -The first inflation does take some time. Alps recommends allowing the pad to inflate on its own for 30-minutes the first time. Then blow air into it manually to fully inflate, close the valves and let it sit that way over night. Subsequent inflates/deflates should occur naturally on its own. -The instructions/ warranty info is in the inside pocket in the stuff sack with the repair kit. -The pads are meant to be stored fully inflated with the valves open, NOT rolled in the stuff sack. The instructions clearly point this out. If you store these pads rolled, the foam will compress and may not reach full thickness the next time it's unrolled/ inflated. I researched many options for camping bedding including air beds, open celled foam, closed cell foam. These pads seem the be the best of all worlds providing comfortable thickness, portability, and protection from temperature transfer from the ground.

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