Anyone made a chart of Cost v R Value v thickness v trail weight for all Themarest and Big Agnes models &amp; sizes fSleeping pads?
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Check out this comparison review at Outdoor Gear Labs, it lets you compare side by side all of the parameters for 18 popular pads including several from Thermarest and Big Agnes: http://www.outdoorgearlab.com/Sleeping-Pad-Reviews That site has similar comparison reviews for pretty much any category of hiking gear.
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Sleep Innovations really only offers the one level of firmness and it's pretty firm. I read through a lot of the reviews and went with the 12 inch and got the Full Size 3 Inch Thick, 4 Pound Density Visco Elastic Memory Foam Mattress Pad Bed Topper by Memory Foam Solutions to go with it. The combination makes for an extremely soft bed and still keeps you at a very low price.
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I was wondering the same thing, and while your reply is informative... it doesnt really answer the question. There are actually 4 different prices for what appears to be the same comfort. You said that this is because they are different weights, which would make sense, but what weight is each price. If it was different weights based on size that would make no sense... these are all 4 queen size comforters that show 9 lbs as the weight and 700 fill power. Thanks/
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The thickness is perfect. Not too thick or too thin. Average weight for a quilt. The K size would be more than adequate for a Q bed. Would probably be more of a bedspread.
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I would go with the 12 - 15. My husband wallows the sheets off the bed and the full coverage helps to prevent this. Also, you may want to add a memory foam pad at some point depending on each of your firmness preferences.
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the sheets for a mini cosleeper are the ones you are looking for. i believe the measurements are on the amazon details (possibly 34x20) i don't currently have it in the house as it gets circulated around. the sheets are awful expensive, however i made my own using instructions i found on pinterest and it was fairly easy. the pillowcase idea above is very interesting--worth a try! also, i feel that the mattress in a cosleeper (and any packnplay) is very thin so i cut a piece of 1" memory foam (bought at joanns with a coupon) and put it in there with a waterproof pad on top, then the sheet. i hope any of this info is helpful. i love the cosleepers and have bought 2 different models. the sheets for a mini cosleeper are the ones you are looking for. i believe the measurements are on the amazon details (possibly 34x20) i don't currently have it in the house as it gets circulated around. the sheets are awful expensive, however i made my own using instructions i found on pinterest and it was fairly easy. the pillowcase idea above is very interesting--worth a try! also, i feel that the mattress in a cosleeper (and any packnplay) is very thin so i cut a piece of 1" memory foam (bought at joanns with a coupon) and put it in there with a waterproof pad on top, then the... » Read More the sheets for a mini cosleeper are the ones you are looking for. i believe the measurements are on the amazon details (possibly 34x20) i don't currently have it in the house as it gets circulated around. the sheets are awful expensive, however i made my own using instructions i found on pinterest and it was fairly easy. the pillowcase idea above is very interesting--worth a try! also, i feel that the mattress in a cosleeper (and any packnplay) is very thin so i cut a piece of 1" memory foam (bought at joanns with a coupon) and put it in there with a waterproof pad on top, then the sheet. i hope any of this info is helpful. i love the cosleepers and have bought 2 different models. « Show Less
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The tag on the pad states 100% polyester fiber. I assume that is the filling. It also states Top: 100% cotton Back85% polyester/15%cotton. (this feels like a 100% cotton) Skirt100% polyester. (this is a poly knit I would say medium to a heavy weight) the quilting is stitched. I have been very pleased. Probably one of the heaviest mattress pads I've owned without calling it a mattress topper.
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Thank you for your answer. We are looking for a large pad and just wanted to be sure before ordering, but was concerned when I saw 2 different measurements. Thanks again.
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Here is the link to the website's chart. It has the length measurements on it. http://www.halosleep.com/size-chart/
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This is for the Gore-Tex bivy only! Sleeping bag and pad are sold seperately in this case, although they can be had from others as a set and I dont know the weight, but it makes a great system. The sellers of the set can give the weight for all.
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Sizing chart that somebody posted in another email. http://www.backcountry.com/Store/content/sizingChart.jsp?chartId=264&categoryId;=bcsCat31110096
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http://www.coleman.com/uploadedImages/Content/Customer_Support/Buyers_Guides/Apparel-Size-Chart.jpg
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When I order these, they didn't provide a chart...However, I'm 6-0 around 155 pounds and I picked large size for me, so my best bet for your children, I would prefer (XS) or (S) size....Hope this helps.
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Yes there is a chart in the back of the package. For size XXL, the sample breeds are: Saint Bernard & Great Dane. Weight is : 90-120 lb (40-53 kg) and Waist: 25-40 in. (63-102 cm)
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I asked the seller SleepShop directly and here is the answer given: Gel: 4 lbs, Core: 5.4
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I haven't noticed a sizing chart, but they are standard pad size, I use mine with the diva cup as a panty liner. At night I use the nighttime glad rag. I love these and will never go back to disposable.
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There's not a sizing guide as far as I know. Pantyliners are small, and might be good for the very beginning or very end of a cycle. Or if you have very light flow, they'd probably be fine. The standard pads should be adequate for regular to slightly heavy flow. The overnights are great for heavy flow or nighttime. The way you control how absorbent the pads are is with the inserts. I use no inserts if I'm waiting to start, or if I'm at the tail end of my cycle. I use one insert for the beginning and when I start to slow down. During my heaviest times, I use two inserts, and a nighttime pad at night. If you need something extra long, you can go for the postpartum pads, which are ridiculously long, but extremely useful if you toss around in your sleep.