- Is the R-value of 4.0 warm enough for winter?
- R-4.0 suits three-season camping and light snow, but not deep winter. For sub-freezing trips, pair it with a closed-cell foam pad or choose a pad rated R-5 or higher.
- How does it compare with the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir?
- The Divide is thicker and less expensive but heavier and bulkier. The NeoAir packs smaller and weighs less, at a higher cost.
- Does it come with a pump or stuff sack?
- It inflates by mouth through the two valves. A stuff sack and repair kit are typically included; check the box contents for your size.
- Is the 20-inch width enough for a larger sleeper?
- The 20-inch width is standard but snug for broad shoulders. Big Agnes offers wider versions of the Divide line if you need more room.
- How long does it take to inflate?
- With the two-valve design, most users inflate it in a couple of minutes by mouth. Deflation is fast because the large valve dumps air quickly.
- Where is the Big Agnes Divide Insulated Sleeping Pad cheapest?
- At Steepandcheap, for $84.47, as of our latest check.