Reviews:
Specs:
Weight:
-- 9.1 ounces alone
-- 10.1 ounces with dry air pump
Size:
-- Deflated: 72 inches long, 22 inches wide
-- Inflated: 72 inches long, 18 inches wide
-- Perfect for use inside a mummy bag, or below with pad straps
Technologies:
-- Advanced Body Mapping (click here for demo video)
-- Loft Pockets that promote breathability on warm nights, and ultra warmth on freezing nights with a sleeping bag (click here for winter camp review)
-- Adjustable pressure comfort
-- Super durable fabrics: top: 30 D RipStop; bottom: 75 D polyester (click here for demo video)
-- 2 - 4 breaths to inflate
Warmth:
The Inertia X Frame does not currently claim an R value as it leverages the existing insulation inside your sleeping bag with Loft Pockets (increasing warmth by 40%) to keep you warm and comfy to whatever temperature your sleeping bag is rated based on its Clo value. This pad has been tested to some of the most extreme conditions with surprising warmth and comfort.
Color:
High visibility chartreuse green/yellow
Sleeping Pad Includes:
-- Dry Air Pump
-- Stuff Sack
-- Patch Kit
Awards:
-- ISPO Brand New Summer Hardware Award (click here)
-- Gear Junkie Award (click here)
-- UVEF Award (click here)
-- IIU Award (click here)
-- Utah Innovation Award (click here)
-- Tried and Tru (click here)
Warranty:
Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Great for Travelling! Review by James Hewitt
I'm very into ultralight backpacking, but my wife and I used these travelling to visit relatives. They didn't have enough room for everyone who was visiting to stay in a bed, so my wife and I packed our xframes and my backpacking tent in our luggage. I'm a fron sleepr, and I was very comfortable! I'd recommend anyone travelling/hostelling to just keep one of these in your pack just in case you get an uncomfortable bed, or need to sleep on the floor somewhere! Very tough, they dealt well with the moisture from my sweat (it was very very hot where I was) and super easy to blow up and take down! (Posted on 8/5/11)
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X frame Review by Antoine NICOLAS
I am a last year design student, I've been working on a revolutionnary suspended tent. I have a great interest in outdoor gears, and this is probably the best mountain gear design I've seen this year. Great job! (Posted on 6/8/11)

