Thermarest BaseCamp Large
Item #: 43028
Our Price: $59.98
Regular Price: $79.95
SAVINGS: $19.97 (25%)
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Part workhorse, part luxury, the BaseCamp mattress is today's deluxe version of the classic Therm-a-Rest® mattress-a straightforward design that's been providing dependable comfort under the stars for over 35 years. Crafted on a foundation of time-tested materials and components, we've updated it with an expanded foam core that makes it lighter, more compressible and an even better travel companion. Includes stuff sack.
- All-Season Comfort: Warm and cozy with a high-loft expanded foam core to lighten the load and make it more compressible.
- Lasting Performance: Years of dependability from the finest materials and components creates an exceptional value.
- Easy to Use: Self-inflating means no pumps or electricity needed.
- Stuff sack included.
- R-Value: 5
- Weight: 3 lbs. 8 oz.
- Dimensions: 77" x 25" x 2"
- Packaged Dimensions: 26" x 5.1"
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: I bought two of these for a summer canoe trip to replace traditional air mattress. So these are lighter and testing at home seems like the padding will be adequate for side sleeping, while not too bulky for portage. Will have to see.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: Car camping, neutralizes tree roots and other uneven ground causes, easy to inflate.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: I bought this roll for my first backpacking trip. I went in to the Gila wilderness the last week of winter. Temps were down to 32F with a windchill making it feel like 23F. The ground at both camp sites were rough, lightly rocky, cold and damp. Once I cleared all the large issues like branches and rocks. I was left with damp cold earth. The Basecamp was great. Once inflated I couldn't feel the uneven terrain below me. I weigh 250lbs and fully inflated the Basecamp kept me off the cold ground and very comfortable. It may not pack small, but that's not critical. All in all a great buy, worth every penny.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: Fits our needs
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: very comfortable for it's thickness
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: Very comfortable, lightweight, Inflates easily, rolls up easily for
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: great product, the only things i wish it had are securing straps for when you pack it away, so it doesn't unravel and an included patch kit, just in case.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: My husband and I used these pads tent camping (not backpacking) and loved them! My husband is 6'4" and weighs close to 200lbs- and was able to sleep comfortably (even on his side) for four nights without air leakage. We got the extra length which was also really beneficial. At 7000 feet it took about an hour to inflate, over inflating with a couple breaths really makes the difference too.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: As I got a little older I realized the trusty Z-lite pad wasn't cutting it anymore. So I got the basecamp thermarest and wow what a difference! Very light and fits in the bag easily.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest BaseCamp Large: Very good for camping
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what year is this item manufactured? 2011? 2012? or 2013?Asked on 3/22/2013 by Paul1 answer
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This is last year's basecamp. The 2013 Basecamp is 40044
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___40044Answered on 3/25/2013 by Steve from Campmor
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Is this pad water resistant? Sometime I will use my pad to float in a lake.Asked on 8/2/2012 by Zack from Cross River, NY1 answer
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This is water resistant not water proof. Good for damp weather not good as a lake float.Answered on 8/3/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Does this camp pad have a brass valve? I won't buy onother one that is made of plastic and cracks when closed tightly.Asked on 9/1/2011 by Needy Boy from NE Indiana1 answer
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The Thermarest Large BaseCamp mattress has a plastic valve.Answered on 9/1/2011 by Bob from Campmor
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does this item come with a stuff sack?Asked on 6/1/2011 by bernie from oregon1 answer
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Thermarest BaseCamp Large includes a stuff sac.Answered on 6/2/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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