Big Agnes Rapide SL Insulated Sleeping Pad

So far I've only tested this with a 20 degree bag in 40 degree temps, otherwise I used it over the summer as my pad while backpacking and drive-in camping.It held up in the cooler spring temps with a 20 degree bag. I woke up once in the night because my face got too cold, otherwise I was nice and comfortable.The inflation sack that's included with this pad is a great weight/space saver. With the sack I can inflate the pad in a couple minutes.I've slept comfortably on this pad in tents, camping shelters, and on the bare ground. I would highly recommend this pad.

I love love this sleep pad it is easy to inflate does not leak great size for side sleepers. Lightweight for long trips

It's very comfortable and not too hard to inflated but I should have bought the regular wide. I'm not too wide but it's kinda annoying having the arms failing to the sides but that's on me. I need to test it on cold climate to test the R-value.

The Big Agnes Rapide SL is a very comfortable sleeping pad. It makes some noise when you move around on it, but it much quieter than many other ones. The material is very durable, and it doesn't feel like it is at risk of rupturing every time you move. I'm 6 feet tall, 280 pounds and a side sleeper. This pad keeps me off the floor, even when I lay completely on my side. My only complaint is that it takes a little longer to inflate with the included bag than you'd think. Beyond that it is quite nice.

We bought 2 of these for a canoe trip, so weight wasn't really an issue for us. They were easy to inflate and roll up, and they were comfortable. Like many air mattresses, they are slippery, so sleeping bags move around a fair amount on them.

Easy to inflate and deflate. The thickness is quite good. And the light weight is amazing.

Used it for 3 days during a motorcycle adventure outing. This was a great addition to my camping equipment. I slept well and it is fairly easy to pack and unpack. Would recommend.

I bought the double wide size to use when camping with my boyfriend in our 2-person backpacking tent. It fits our 50"x88" tent well and it is comfortable and lightweight for what it is. We have so far only tested it down to temps in the 50s so I can't comment on the insulation yet but I would guess it would be fine for temps at least as low as the 30s. We pair it with an Enlightened Equipment Accomplice 2-person down quilt rated at 20 degrees. While backpacking, one of us carries the tent, and the other carries the pad and quilt to distribute the weight. I can't comment on the durability yet; I will have to update this review once we've taken it out a couple more times and in lower temperatures. Instead of using the inflation sack, I bring a mini battery powered air pump to inflate the pad.