Camping Foam Pad

Very small but it works. It’s designed for a teenage Japanese girl but it’s big enough to keep you coondinghi dry. Very lightweight. I keep one on my work vehicle just in case I need it and the other in my front pouch of my backpack.

So I read the reviews, acknowledged that people said it was small, but wow! It is legit small. Definitely lightweight enough for hiking/backpacking needs. You could bring it with you in a longchamp purse no problem.i have not tried it out yet, as I bought them for a flyer wagon that has yet to arrive, but just be aware: Yes, you get two. Yes, your butt could probably fit on one if you turned it sideways. Yes, it is really that small. Yes, you could carry it with your pinky with both hands tied behind your back. As long as you are aware of the dimensions, you’ll be fine. Hoping it will work out for our wagon-sitting needs.*ALSO BEWARE! I barely grazed it with my dull pocket knife getting the plastic wrap off of it, and tore a tiny sliver almost off of it. Now I can tell the two apart for my kids who fight over “theirs,” but please be careful, as they are apparently that delicate.

This is the exact same sit pad as the one sold by name brand Z-packs. The differences? 1) the Z pad is $10.00 for 1 pad and only comes in one color option. 2) The Z has a logo on it. They weigh the exact same (1 ounce) and have the exact same dimensions. Zoom in on the pictures and you can see the cut out designs are exactly the same. The Amazon pad is on the left. Save yourself some money and also be able to have color options. I originally ordered the blue but have since ordered two more colors, giving me 6 pads for the price of 3 of the Z-pads.

Purchased these for overnight and day hike trips. Great for camping. I like to sit on them on the wooden picnic tables. Super light weight. Easy to pack and add great buttock comfort!

This simply yet necessary foam pad does the job. I use it to sit on when I'm in the bleacher watching the game or when I'm chit chatting outside my apt. this pad makes it soft and and keeps my b¤tt warm. Mine came two in a pack. The pad is smaller then expected but it works great for me.

Excellent for our purpose. I have 3 and 5 year old and I knew their legs would get tired while waiting in line at Disney World. They fit well in my back pack without taking up much space and allowed them to rest on line without sitting directly on the cold gross concrete. Saved my back from not having to hold my three year old all the time.

These simple pads make a world of difference in the wilderness. They weigh very little and keep your pants clean and dry when you want to sit on a damp log, plus it’s more comfortable than sitting on a bare rock. And you can keep your knees clean and dry when kneeling down to start a fire. But unless you need them in a hurry I’d shop around. I’ve seen these for under $2 a pad but you gotta wait for a while to ship.

Ultralight utility pad. 2 pack, blue. Exactly as advertised and weighs 1oz. I knew the specs but still was surprised how tiny it looked. I got the 2 pack. They stack and the pattern interlocks. I plan to use it as a knee pad while using my backpacking stove, a foot or butt pad when sitting in a cold chair or the ground, and as an auxiliary pad in my hammock for C.B.S. or anything. The top/outside is blue, but the underside is black.