MassDrop has the Klymit Insulated Hammock Pad on sale for $99

**syc** · 02-13-2017, 11:29

I saw that they have the insulated version of the pad available today for $99: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/klymit-...referer=49J7RE

I suspect the link might be the affiliate link that gives me credit for sending you there (I just copied and pasted from my browser) - if you don't like that stuff, you can try just going to the MassDrop site and searching for klymit hammock: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/

**LakerDude** · 02-15-2017, 04:35

Ordered one.

**TxAggie** · 02-21-2017, 10:30

I just saw these yesterday. Anyone have any experience with either this or the regular (non-insulated) one? I'm looking at new pads and they claim this one is good for ground and air.

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**ibillwilson** · 03-01-2017, 04:00

Originally Posted by TxAggie

Anyone have any experience with either this or the regular (non-insulated) one? I'm looking at new pads and they claim this one is good for ground and air.

I have both, but since I just started hammocking, I've only used them on the ground. In general, though, I find the Static V design to be very comfortable.

The regular, non-insulated one does well for me (on the ground) above 7C / 45F; my one experience at temperatures below that was not good. I consider this one to be be for comfort only, not to be relied upon for thermal insulation.

The insulated one I have is the wide version, bought specifically because I sometimes roll off the regular size (no big deal when it's warm out, but perhaps really bad if it's very cold). I've had this one down to -23C / -10F (on the ground again... packed snow) and felt like it could have gone colder. Works really well.

I hope to try out the insulated one in my hammock very soon.

**syc** · 03-01-2017, 04:09

I have a Double-V and a Static V and have found them comfortable for couples (Double-V) and solo (Static V). No real experience with them in lower temperatures, but the 50's were certainly no problem on the ground.

**TxAggie** · 03-01-2017, 08:08

Originally Posted by ibillwilson

I have both, but since I just started hammocking, I've only used them on the ground. In general, though, I find the Static V design to be very comfortable.

The regular, non-insulated one does well for me (on the ground) above 7C / 45F; my one experience at temperatures below that was not good. I consider this one to be be for comfort only, not to be relied upon for thermal insulation.

The insulated one I have is the wide version, bought specifically because I sometimes roll off the regular size (no big deal when it's warm out, but perhaps really bad if it's very cold). I've had this one down to -23C / -10F (on the ground again... packed snow) and felt like it could have gone colder. Works really well.

I hope to try out the insulated one in my hammock very soon.

Thank you. I'm considering the insulated hammock pad for both ground and hanging. Appreciate the feedback.

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