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Apologies, I didn't skim the catalog to see if there's already a thread in this vein, I'm exhausted. I spent two nights sleeping on this thing, a KLYMIT Static V2 Inflatable Sleeping Pad. I got less than 2 hours of sleep in that time.
This is not completely unusual for me even at home, I suffer from insomnia despite after working on my feet all day. So I'm absolutely not saying this particular product, brand or model is at fault, but I'm wondering if y'all have found any ways to improve your sleep quality when using these lightweight outdoor sleeping cushions.
I've used this thing several times, so this was not unexpected for me. Basically, the only viable sleeping position is on your back. It's too hot in the summer to use much else, for example, I have another lightweight closed-cell foam sleeping pad that I could couple it with. I'm not sure if that would really add much more comfort though, I feel like it's more for winter use to help insulate your body heat.
What are your own thoughts and insights on sleeping comfortably with gear you can carry yourself? How do 'you' do it?
