KingCamp Camp Comfort

Restful Nights in the Wild

Build Your Best Sleep System

Start with a quality sleeping bag rated for the season. Add a sleeping pad that suits your sleeping position – air pads for back sleepers, self-inflating for all-around comfort. For winter, use a closed-cell foam pad under your air pad to boost R-value. Don’t forget a pillow; packable options save space.

What R-value do I need for winter camping?

For below-freezing conditions, a pad with R-value of 4 or higher is essential. If you're stacking a foam pad with an air pad, add their R-values together for the total insulation.

Why won't my self-inflating camping pad fully inflate?

Open the valve fully and allow the foam to expand. If it's slow, give it a few breaths. If it still doesn't inflate, check for leaks or a stuck valve. Clean and dust the valve area, and try again.

Which KingCamp sleeping pad is best for cold weather?

Look for a pad with an R-value of 5 or more, such as the KingCamp insulated self-inflating pads. Pair with a sleeping bag rated for the temperature for optimal warmth.

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