WBRR and Klymit pad

[cap624]

Would a Klymit Insulated Hammock V pad (the orange one with wings) fit in a DL WBRR? I'm assuming the wings would have to folded in. Would it work?

[ChacMool]

I think it will work, but because of those wings, it might work better in a gathered end hammock than in the RR. As I remember, the RR is under 30" wide at your waist; it looks like that pad is 78" x 47" (LxW). That length is good (it may stick out a little at both ends), but a pad without wings might work better. Not sure I'd want the wings folded in or not. Also, some prefer a pad with horizontal tubes, to widen your sleeping area. Can you take it back, or swap it for one without wings, if its not comfortable for you?

[DrPhun]

The blue foam pads work really well in the DL WBRR

[TrailBlaser]

When I first started hanging I used the Klymit Status V without the wings in my DL WBRR and it worked fine. I also put a military casualty blanket (folded) in the sleeve with the pad.

[hutzelbein]

Can't say anything about the fit, but I tried using a Klymit Insulated Static V Lite in the Ridgerunner and had to switch to a self-inflating pad in the middle of the night because I started shivering. The temperature can't have dropped below 66°. On the ground I got a bit more warmth, although not enough for my needs. My guess is, that the design only works well enough when the air under the pad cannot move.

[Saltfly]

The wings aren’t going to do well in a RR. I use a 30” wide klymit pad in a RR and it’s pretty awesome.


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