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Nomic SOLAIR Self Inflating Sleeping Pad with Built-in Foam Pump 30s Inflate / 5s Deflate Integrated 5 Pillow 77 x 23 x 2 in Est. R-Value 2
Nomic SOLAIR Self Inflating Sleeping Pad with Built-in Foam Pump 30s Inflate / 5s Deflate Integrated 5 Pillow 77 x 23 x 2 in Est. R-Value 2
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- 30-SECOND INFLATE, 5-SECOND DEFLATE: Built-in foam pump gets you set up fast?then open the quick valve to dump air in seconds for an easy roll-and-go pack up. - FULL-LENGTH COMFORT IN A SLIM PROFILE: Sized 77 x 23 x 2 in to keep you off the ground while staying compact and pack-friendly. - INTEGRATED 5-IN PILLOW SUPPORT: Built-in pillow rises to 5 in for head and neck support?no extra pillow to bring. - WATER-RESISTANT 40D NYLON + TPU: Durable, moisture-resistant shell helps handle campsite conditions and everyday trail use. - 3-SEASON INSULATION (EST. R-VALUE 2): Adds a barrier between you and cool ground for spring, summer, and fall camping.
From the manufacturer
Adventure All Day. Recover All Night.
Trail-Ready Comfort That Goes Wherever You Do
The trip is only as good as the sleep that powers it. Set up on a cot, pitched in a tent, or rolled out under open sky, this pad gives you a flat, cushioned bed that helps you wake up recharged and ready for whatever's next.
The pump is built right in ? nothing extra to buy, pack, or lose on the trail. It's always there when you need it.
Flat to firm, fast ? 30 seconds of pumping to fill the entire pad, so your bed is ready before your tent is.
Keeps the inside dry ? unlike inflating by mouth, the pump pushes in dry air instead of moist breath, helping prevent interior mildew and protecting the pad's insulation over time.
Dial in your firmness ? add a few pumps for a firmer feel or bleed off a little air for extra give, then fine-tune anytime during the night.
Deflates just as easily ? open the valve and the pad empties in seconds, then rolls down small for a quick pack-up.
Just 1.4 lbs ? light enough for thru-hikes and fast-and-light overnights, where every ounce on your back counts.
Packs to 12 x 5.5 x 3 inches ? roughly the size of a water bottle, so it tucks into a side pocket or slips to the bottom of a daypack without hogging space.
Cinch sack included ? roll, stuff, and pull tight; you're packed up in under a minute and back on the trail.
Throw it in any bag ? backpack, panniers, or the trunk for car camping; it's compact enough to keep on hand for whenever the trip comes up.
Full-length 77 inches ? that's 6'5" of sleeping surface, long enough for taller campers to stretch out head to toe without hanging off the end.
A roomy 23 inches wide ? broader than the standard 20-inch pad, so you can shift positions and roll over without sliding onto the cold tent floor.
2 inches of air cushioning ? lifts you up and over rocks, roots, and lumpy terrain for a stable, even surface from dusk to dawn.
R-value of 2 ? adds a welcome layer of insulation between you and the cool ground on summer and milder nights; pair it with your sleeping bag's rating as the temperature drops.
Body-cradling baffles ? the quilted air-cell pattern supports your hips and shoulders and spreads your weight to ease pressure points, meaning fewer tosses and turns through the night.
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