- Is the Hinman warm enough for cold nights?
- Big Agnes does not publish an R-value for the Hinman, so treat it as a three-season pad at best. Add a closed-cell pad underneath for freezing conditions.
- How do you inflate it?
- It has no built-in pump. Inflate by mouth through the valve or use a separate pump sack, which takes a few minutes.
- Is it long enough for a tall person?
- At about 78 inches, it fits most sleepers over 6 feet. The 13-inch width is the tighter limit, especially for side sleepers.
- How does it compare with a thicker pad?
- At 2.4 inches it is thinner than many car-camping pads, so it suits back and stomach sleepers better than heavy side sleepers. It is lighter than most thick pads, though.
- Is $149.95 a good price?
- That is the best new price among the two stores listing it as of November 7, 2026. Check the price history before buying to see whether it has dropped lower.
- Where is the Big Agnes Hinman Sleeping Pad cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $149.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Big Agnes Hinman Sleeping Pad?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Dick's Sporting Goods, Backcountry.
