THERM-A-REST PROLITE APEX TWO-YEAR USER REVIEW: This pad does the job it's supposed to do скачать в хорошем качестве

THERM-A-REST PROLITE APEX TWO-YEAR USER REVIEW: This pad does the job it's supposed to do

Please like and subscribe if you enjoy my videos and feel free to comment if you have any questions. Time stamps with descriptions below. In which I do an in-depth and entirely too detailed review of the Thermarest Prolite Apex sleeping pad based on my almost two years of owning and using this pad. I bought this pad to use in colder weather after being uncomfortable with some of the thicker inflatable pads and tired of spending $150+ for an insulated inflatable pad only to find it didn't work for me. I figured that because I always slept fine on self-inflating pads when I started backpacking, I might as well try going back to a self-inflating pad. After dozens of nights on the Prolite Apex, I can say that it does the job good enough. Not the lightest, not the thickest, not the highest r-value, but a good deal for the price you pay. 0:00 Catchy intro 0:42 Why I got this sleeping pad 2:21 Important specifications I want to highlight 5:02 User experiences with comfort, size, warmth, temp range, fabric, durability 10:20 Inflation demonstration (3 breaths only!) 11:48 How I deflate and roll up the pad 13:30 Packed size demonstration and fit in the stuff sack 15:11 Comparison with competitive self-inflating pads 16:54 Comparison with thicker backpacking air mattresses 18:11 Finally, the conclusion