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#206437 - 06/13/22 08:45 AM Ultralight Hikenture vs Comfortable Unigear Pad
walkingnatur Offline
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Registered: 08/12/18
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Ultralight Hikenture vs Extra Comfortable Unigear Camfy P3 Air | Budget Sleeping Pads Review & Comparison

Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/HeZjekvikBg

This video is a review and comparison of two budget sleeping pads - Ultralight Hikenture and Unigear Camfy P3 Air. Sleeping pads comparison was actually the first video we have done in form of a review on our channel so this is very special to us. As you may know from our previous review video we made we have just discovered the Unigear outdoor brand and were interested to test some of the camping gear they have. So today we are comparing our good old Ultralight Hikenture sleeping pad that we used on all of our hikes starting from 2018 and this new Unigear Camfy P3 Air sleeping pad. We will discuss their weight and size, technical specs, time of inflation, comfort, durability and price-quality ratio.

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#206459 - 06/17/22 05:22 PM Re: Ultralight Hikenture vs Comfortable Unigear Pad [Re: walkingnatur]
Jim M Offline
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Loc: Kitsap Peninsula, WA
This is a site where usually people want to look for and discuss lightweight Backpacking gear. The two pounds that the P3 weighs I should think would be unacceptable to most any backpacker when there are options that weigh half as much.

The Hikentrue at < one pound looks very comfortable, and the price is very good. I have never heard of either. I use the smaller Big Agness Air Core. I think it weighs 19 ounces. Heavier than most of my pads, but also the most comfortable.
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