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Flyer™ Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad

Self-Inflating Baffled Air Pad for Unparalleled Comfort

The Details

Description
A radical new hybrid design in sleeping pads, the Flyer™ combines the thickness of an air pad with the plush durability of a foam pad — and with minimal weight consequences. Flyer™ is the first pad to use a completely new manufacturing approach that removes 60% of the foam yet tremendously increases thickness and plushness when inflated, producing a 3D sculpted topology for a faster recovery after a hard day on the mountain.
Best Use
Backpacking
  • Plush open-cell foam offers a second level of security on the trail.
  • New technology allows for the first self-inflated pad to use 3D-sculpting.
  • Horizontal coring retains a higher R-value with less foam, so you don’t have to sacrifice weight or packed size for warmth.
  • Unique manufacturing approach removes 60% of foam yet increases thickness by 290% when inflated.
  • Ultralight 20D soft-touch fabric set is more pliable and comfortable than competitors.
  • Zero-profile, multi-functional, micro-adjustable valve for fine tuning and fast inflation/deflation.
  • R-Value tested to the new ASTM Standard (ASTM F3340-18) ensuring standardized comparisons for thermal resistance of heat loss.
  • Repair kit included.
  • Protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty.
What's Included
  • Velcro Strap
  • repair kit
  • Drawstring stuff sack

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