- Is the Ultra 3R warm enough for winter?
- No. It is a three-season pad. For freezing nights, Exped's Ultra 5R or a higher R-value pad is the better choice.
- How does it compare with the Ultra 5R?
- The 3R is lighter and packs smaller but has less insulation. The 5R adds warmth for cold-weather trips at more weight.
- Does it come with a pump bag?
- Exped sells a pump bag separately for most Ultra pads. Check the box contents; inflating by mouth works but is slower.
- Is it good for side sleepers?
- Yes. The 9 cm thickness gives enough cushioning for most side sleepers, though very heavy sleepers may bottom out.
- What sizes does it come in?
- It comes in several lengths and widths, including mummy and rectangular shapes. Match the size to your height and tent floor.
- Where is the Exped Ultra 3R Sleeping Pad Lime M cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $170.00, as of our latest check.