SEA TO SUMMIT Camp Plus S.I. Sleep Pad Review  

Hey there. I’m glad you found my video and benefited from it! I absolutely love this pad, the thinness of it to some questioned its comfort but that’s not the case at all, It is so comfortable you will be impressed along with its durable construction. Yeah, I was sold on the color too! Any chance of a subscription? I’d appreciate it very much 🙏 and I have a lot more content coming, as I’m transitioning from my SUV to a VW Vanagon Syncro 💥

@mylifeafter50 I will sub to your channel bro no problem was out in a cafe watching it earlier as I had just ordered it but hadn't seen your review until after hope it fits in the harleys panniers haha

​@@ironkid8836 Thx a bunch! So with a good roll up back in the sack I have a measurement of 13" L x 7" in diameter if that helps.

@mylifeafter50 I crossed checked after my comment ill be all good

@@ironkid8836 Cool!

Thx a bunch for taking the time to comment and I’m glad you got something out of it along with the appreciation of me being a regular guy 😉

Thank you very much for taking the time to view my video Mason. I hope it helped you. By the way I just grabbed another one for the REI Outlet site at a great price. Worth checking out 😀 Thx again and if you have anything you think of that I can help answer I’ll certainly try!

@@RandomVelocity Hey there. I can say that over time the self inflation does improve some. I have always had to add some air after it does its initial “thing” but not as if one would be starting from nothing. I feel as if most can find their desired firmness with in 10 good deep breaths. I don’t feel that the mattress was meant to fully “very firm” self inflate. The comfort I think outweighs the additional breaths to add air. Thank you very much for watching my video and I hope I’ve helped some with my reply.

@@mylifeafter50 yes thank you. Yeah I think it was probably about good 20 hours and I decided to put a little air in it with a pump and I got it to the point where it’s about 3 inches thick so it’s not super hard, but it is definitely a super comfortable pad for sure so thanks for responding. I subscribed and liked.

@@RandomVelocity Thx a bunch for your support, I do very much appreciate it🙏. I do also really like the relief valve when adjustment is needed. Happy camping 🏕️ .

Thanks so much for watching my video and that it was helpful to you. I am very pleased with how comfortable the pad is, I do keep mine on the more firm side but I have tried it with less air and it felt good that way as well and the pad didn't bottom out, it still stayed supportive. The "fine tune" valve is very helpful for making adjustments. Good luck with your search, I believe you'll be happy with Sea To Summits' product 👍

PS, I purchased a second one on REI's outlet sight saving some bucks!

To me it does not have an air mattress feel. I am not familiar with a Sea to Summit air mattress though. I also not like an uncomfortable firm bed mattress. The construction of the pad in my opinion is more dense and I believe more durable than what’s used for air mattresses. When fully blown up it’s very firm but that’s the beauty of the adjustable valve and the pad can be made softer. I hope my answer helped and thanks a bunch for watching my video 😀

Ha, I got these at Rack Room Shoes. Brand is HIGHLAND CREEK. I think the style is Riptide. I’ll say they’re a mid grade. Cost about $50. I got good use out of them as a water shoe, decent but not really aggressive tread. Thx a bunch for watching my video though 🙌

@@mylifeafter50 😁 thank you