Is this pad comfortable enough to sleep on directly?

It is thin closed-cell foam, so most people use it under a sleeping bag or beneath an inflatable pad. On soft ground it is fine; on hard or rocky ground expect a firm feel.

Does it really stay flexible in freezing weather?

Ozark Trail rates the foam to -35°F / -32°C, so it should not stiffen or crack in normal winter camping. That is the foam's flexibility, not a warmth rating for the sleeper.

How does it compare with an inflatable sleeping pad?

It cannot puncture, needs no inflation and insulates well, but it is thinner, firmer and bulkier when rolled. Air pads win on comfort and packed size.

Can it be used outside a tent?

Yes. The waterproof closed-cell foam works on the ground, as a seat or as a base layer under another pad.

How do I clean and store it?

Wipe it with a damp cloth and let it dry fully before rolling. The waterproof surface resists mildew, but storing it damp can still cause odors.

Is one pad enough for two people?

No. This is a single-width pad, so each sleeper needs their own.

What do buyers say about the Ozark Trail Closed Cell Foam Camp Sleeping Pad?

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 134 ratings.

Ozark Trail Closed Cell Foam Camp Sleeping Pad

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Last seen at $22.38 at Brands For Less USA on Nov 9.

Our take on the Ozark Trail Closed Cell Foam Camp Sleeping Pad

This is a closed-cell foam sleeping pad from Ozark Trail, the kind of basic, bombproof mat sold for car camping, scout trips and loaner gear. The cross-linked polyolefin foam is waterproof, resists mildew and stays flexible down to -35°F, so it won't crack in deep cold. It is a plain foam mat: no inflating, no valves, nothing to puncture, but also little cushioning and no packed insulation beyond the foam itself. Against inflatable pads it is far tougher and cheaper to own, while air pads beat it on comfort and pack size.

Best forCar campers and scout tripsCold-weather ground insulation under a sleeping bagLoaner or backup gear for guestsBudget-conscious first-time campers

Pros

Closed-cell foam cannot puncture or leak
Waterproof and mildew resistant
Stays flexible to -35°F
Rolls up simply, no pump or inflation
Works as a seat, sit pad or extra layer under an air pad

Cons

Thin foam gives limited cushioning on hard ground
Bulky when rolled compared with inflatable pads
Closed-cell foam is firm, not plush
Slippery surface under some sleeping bags

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Lowest price we've seen: $22.38 on Nov 9 at Brands For Less USA. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

4.2 / 5134 ratings

Ratings are solid overall, and owners treat it as dependable, no-fuss gear. Most praise its toughness and warmth for the money; the common complaint is that it is thin and not very comfortable on rough ground.

What people mention

DurabilityPraisedOwners say the foam survives rough use without punctures or tears.
WarmthPraisedBuyers report it adds real insulation under a sleeping bag on cold nights.
ComfortCriticisedMany find it too thin and firm for comfortable sleep on hard or uneven ground.
Pack sizeMixedIt rolls up easily but stays bulky compared with inflatable pads.
ValuePraisedReviewers see it as a dependable basic mat for the outlay.

From Brands For Less USA

Fits beneath a sleeping bag for extra warmth and insulation on colder evenings
Soft cross-linked polyolefin material
Waterproof and moisture resistant to curb mildew growth
Stays flexible in freezing temperatures down to -35°F / -32°C
Lightweight and easy to roll up for storage and transport
Blue camp pad

Materials: Cross-linked polyolefin foam
Shipping: Orders processed within 3–4 business days; standard shipping free at checkout with estimated delivery of 3 to 4 business days; some locations may incur carrier
Packs: Single and 2 Pack

About the Ozark Trail Closed Cell Foam Camp Sleeping Pad

The Ozark Trail Closed Cell Foam Camp Sleeping Pad goes under a sleeping bag to add comfort, warmth and insulation on colder evenings. It is made of soft cross-linked polyolefin foam.

The material is waterproof and moisture resistant, which helps curb mildew growth. It stays flexible in temperatures down to -35°F (-32°C). The pad is lightweight and rolls up for transport or storage.

Material: Cross-linked polyolefin foam
Pack size: Single
Water resistance: Waterproof and moisture resistant
Flexibility: Stays flexible down to -35°F / -32°C
Storage: Rolls up for transport or storage

Specifications

Pack Size: Single

Questions and answers

Is this pad comfortable enough to sleep on directly?: It is thin closed-cell foam, so most people use it under a sleeping bag or beneath an inflatable pad. On soft ground it is fine; on hard or rocky ground expect a firm feel.
Does it really stay flexible in freezing weather?: Ozark Trail rates the foam to -35°F / -32°C, so it should not stiffen or crack in normal winter camping. That is the foam's flexibility, not a warmth rating for the sleeper.
How does it compare with an inflatable sleeping pad?: It cannot puncture, needs no inflation and insulates well, but it is thinner, firmer and bulkier when rolled. Air pads win on comfort and packed size.
Can it be used outside a tent?: Yes. The waterproof closed-cell foam works on the ground, as a seat or as a base layer under another pad.
How do I clean and store it?: Wipe it with a damp cloth and let it dry fully before rolling. The waterproof surface resists mildew, but storing it damp can still cause odors.
Is one pad enough for two people?: No. This is a single-width pad, so each sleeper needs their own.
Where is the Ozark Trail Closed Cell Foam Camp Sleeping Pad cheapest?: At Brands For Less USA, for $22.38, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Ozark Trail Closed Cell Foam Camp Sleeping Pad?: Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 134 ratings.