Anyone Ever Tried the Klymit Inertia x lite torso length pad?

[sargent]

Has anyone ever tried the Klymit Inertia x lite torso length pad? At 5.6 oz it would save me 7 oz vs. my neoair xlite, but was wondering how much comfort I would be giving up.

 

[mxgust]

I have one. I like how light it is and how well it packs but comfort isn’t it’s greatest strength. It works, but I find I slide off of it more at night and definitely only use it in warm weather. It’s better than sleeping directly on the ground but you do give up comfort. I find myself leaving it behind for my heavier pad unless I’m doing a tough trip

 

[ssssnake529]

I have one. (have the full length version too.) It's fine for summer use. Not as comfortable as the neoair, but it's ok. Certainly better than the evazote foam pads I used when I started out camping. If you don't have "old bones" that ache in the morning, it's a good way to save some weight on a mild weather sleep system.

 

[Tbuckus]

Don’t have that specific one, but have used the torso length pads in the past. It may not seem like an issue, but not having your feet on a pad was uncomfortable enough that I got rid of them and will endure the extra weight.

 

[Beendare]

My buddy dumped his saying it was cold and not that comfortable.

 

[CougarBlue]

One night. That's all I could do.

Just not a side sleeper friendly design. My shoulders cut right through it to the ground.

 

[Elkangle]

I used one for a while...while it sucked it was just enough...i even did a couple winter trips with it and for some reason it took two trips to figure that one out...

Another vote for summer only and if your really doing somthing hard

 

[sargent]

Well... I got one. I found a hot deal on a refurbished pad and pulled the trigger. Initial impression is that it is probably just enough and definitely need to sleep on my back on this one. I also plan on using my pack as a pad for my legs and feet. I'm taking it to the Adirondacks to try and summit 20 of the 46 High Peaks in two and a half days. For me, that constitutes a hard trip and I'm packing as light as possible. We'll see how it works out.

 

[mxgust]

For that type of thing it will definitely get the job done. Good luck on your trip

 

[Shedfreak]

Had one, used it once. I decided a few extra Oz wouldnt kill me and went with something more comfortable

 

[Hoghead]

Anyone use it on a cot? I just ordered one and have a ultra light cot. I just wanted a little extra padding.

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[AK Troutbum]

I had the full length version and I thought it SUCKED! My small 48" length Xlite is waaay more comfortable and it only weighs 8 oz., so not much heavier than the Inertia.