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Big Agnes
Hinman
$89.95 - $129.95
Description

　　The Big Agnes Hinman is a self-inflating, high-density foam-core cold-weather pad with a two-way adjustable valve that makes inflation, deflation, and micro-adjustments easier than ever. The soft, stretch-fabric top provides a cushioned yet very durable sleeping surface. With an R-value of 5.0, these pads are a great choice when seeking durability and supreme insulation in colder temps. (For maximum insulation in cold weather we recommend pairing with a closed cell foam pad.)

　　

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Description
Brand Name:
Big Agnes
Insulated Pad:
Yes
R-Value:
5.0
Color:
Blue
Dimensions:
Reg: 20 x 72 x 1.5 in
Wide Long: 25 x 78 x 2.5 in
Bag Stuff Size:
Reg: 21.5 x 5 in
Wide Long: 27 x 6 in
Weight:
Reg: 34 oz
Wide Long: 59 oz
Other Features:
  • Warm and comfortable self-inflating pad, ideal for year-round use
  • Durable pad with stretch fabric top and high-density foam to provide ample cushion, insulation and comfort
  • Easy inflation, deflation and micro adjustments with two-way, pull-tab valve
  • Reduced pack size and decreased weight with horizontal foam coring
  • Increase warmth when sleeping on frozen ground or snow by adding a closed cell foam pad (sold separately)
  • Includes two compression straps for storage and compact travel
  • Stretch-fabric top provides soft cushion
  • Durable polyester bottom
  • Solid foam core: 1.5" thick pads
  • Foam core with horizontal coring: 2.5" thick pads
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