Name: Paria ReCharge XL
Brand: Paria
SKU: 62c878778132e1d9fca3b601
Rating: 4.0 (57 reviews)

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 I'm a side sleeper and the extra width and the four inches of thickness definitely helped me get a good night's sleep with this thing. I Paired this with my Ugq Zero Degree quilt and honestly, I'll tell you this is the sweet spot and winter backpacking as far as I'm concerned. if you don't have two hundred dollars to spend on an insulated sleeping pad for cold weather backpacking and cold weather camping, this one does the trick. It's a little heavier, so you're definitely going to pay more in weight than you are in cash, but if you can carry the extra weight I'd say this is pretty common comparable

 But again, that is a consideration if your tent is a smaller footprint type of tent. So again, you can get this for eighty Four Ninety-nine as of December 2019 on Amazon and I Highly recommend it if you are looking for a budget-friendly option to help take you into winter backpacking.

Hello you Princes of the Outdoors, you Princesses of Backpacking! My name is Sue B I'm also known by my trail name Young Naina and today I am doing my first ever gear review of a product that I've had for about a month now and it is the Recharge XL Insulated Sleep Pad made by Perea Outdoor Products. It is almost winter here in New England so it's already been a little down into the lower temperatures which has given me an opportunity to do a real review on this pad. I've used it several times and I just like to go over my experience with it and I haven't seen any videos on anybody who's taking it cold weather backpacking so I wanted to do this review to hopefully somebody make to help somebody else make a decision about making it a purchase and an investment in something like this. So the Perea Outdoor Products Recharge XL insulated Sleeping pad is 23 inches wide

 if you don't have two hundred dollars to spend on an insulated sleeping pad for cold weather backpacking and cold weather camping, this one does the trick. It's a little heavier, so you're definitely going to pay more in weight than you are in cash, but if you can carry the extra weight I'd say this is pretty common comparable. It's made of a really thick material I have a Nemo tensor pad that I use for three season camping and backpacking and that's a nice 25 inches wide I believe but the material is thinner so I Feel that this is a more sturdy material and again, you're gonna pay for that in weight, but you're also not going to pay for it in cash If you're just getting started in winter backpacking and you're trying to find a good solution for your winter gear sleeping setup. I Would recommend this I Had good success with it when we camped in below freezing temperatures

Gear Review: Paria Outdoor Products ReCharge XL Insulated Sleeping Pad

Looking for recemondations for a sleeping gear for a larger woman. I took my wife car camping this weekend and even with the sleeping bag and mat she was very cold and uncomfortable. All of my gear is cheap Walmart stuff so I'm looking to get upgrades to make her experience better. Any tips would help.

<div class="md"><p>Looking for recemondations for a sleeping gear for a larger woman. I took my wife car camping this weekend and even with the sleeping bag and mat she was very cold and uncomfortable. All of my gear is cheap Walmart stuff so I&#39;m looking to get upgrades to make her experience better. Any tips would help.</p>
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trying to help my wife be more comfortable camping.

 By carrying two of these instead I'll save almost a pound in weight and $240 in my wallet.  It's going to be tough deciding between taking this (700g) or my S2S Ultralight pad (480g) for solo trips. Sure this one is heavier (700g vs 480g), but the comfort! I don't see taking the Klymit pad out again ever really.

 But it you're looking for an insulated pad, this is probably the best available right now. As much as I love them, I'm having a real hard time justifying keeping my S2S pads right now. By carrying two of these instead I'll save almost a pound in weight and $240 in my wallet.  It's going to be tough deciding between taking this (700g) or my S2S Ultralight pad (480g) for solo trips

 It's quieter (if you care about that). It's 223g lighter. The only real gripe is the inflation valve. But it's far from the worst (that honor would go to Klymit, though I think older Thermarest pads are similar)

  The Recharge XL: * is 15% grams heavier (700g vs 609g, standard stuff sacks and patch kits included) * is $11 (~17%) more expensive * is MUCH more comfortable for a side-sleeper * has a MUCH better inflation/deflation valve * is SLIGHTLY (7%) better insulated * is a good deal easier to fold into thirds lengthwise and roll up to get it back into it's stuff sack * takes a lot of air to blow up!  The increase in comfort is really dramatic to me as a side-sleeper. It makes choosing the Recharge XL a no-brainer. It's just a much better pad.  It's a real shame the inflation/deflation valve isn't compatible with other pump sacks like the Sea to Summit one

Are you considering an insulated pad? This is the one. Done.

 they've got the Recharge u L which is the ultra lite version and then they have the XL which is a bit larger pad and you can check out the specs on that on their website. But yeah guys, this thing is really cool. and I'm seriously honestly impressed with how well it rolls up, the build, quality of it, just everything about it. I'm really happy with I don't I Don't have any negatives at least in my first impressions of this pad

 So guys, to be totally honest, if I had the choice between this and the Neo air, I would absolutely buy the recharge because this thing, although it's not 12 ounces in weight, you're looking at 20 ounces of weight and they don't use as lightweight of material carrying that extra eight ounces and saving some ounces elsewhere, especially saving a bunch of money and going with this is something that would be really intriguing to me. And it's a product that's going to last and it's designed well. and I Seriously, really impressed with how they have put this together. but if you're looking for a sleeping pad I Honestly feel like this is going to be a really great option

 so this is a great option. It does obviously take up space and weight in your pack, but if that's not something that you're concerned about and this is a great thing to have as an option to blow the path up. So guys, to be totally honest, if I had the choice between this and the Neo air, I would absolutely buy the recharge because this thing, although it's not 12 ounces in weight, you're looking at 20 ounces of weight and they don't use as lightweight of material carrying that extra eight ounces and saving some ounces elsewhere, especially saving a bunch of money and going with this is something that would be really intriguing to me. And it's a product that's going to last and it's designed well

 Now if I want to blow this up with my mouth I've got the option to do that. It's really easy to do. The Perea does also have the option to buy their pump bag that came out with these pads. This is about twenty dollars and I Think that if this is something that you're interested in, it's a great option because this connects directly to the valve itself and then you just fill the bag with air just like blow into it and then roll the bag closed and that won't push the air into the pad itself

ReCharge UL Sleeping Pad - Paria Outdoor Products | First Impressions

Hey guys, I'm pretty new to this. Have a trip next month and I'm looking for quality affordable tent and sleeping bag. It will be cold as shit as night, I checked REI recently and everything was like 200$ minimum. I'm looking for like 100ish for tent and under 50 for sleeping bag.

<div class="md"><p>Hey guys, I&#39;m pretty new to this. Have a trip next month and I&#39;m looking for quality affordable tent and sleeping bag. It will be cold as shit as night, I checked REI recently and everything was like 200$ minimum. I&#39;m looking for like 100ish for tent and under 50 for sleeping bag. </p>

<p>I was looking at this <a href="https://www.costco.com/core-4-person-straight-wall-cabin-tent.product.100527532.html">https://www.costco.com/core-4-person-straight-wall-cabin-tent.product.100527532.html</a> </p>

<p><a href="https://www.costco.com/core-6-person-cabin-tent-with-screenhouse.product.100527474.html">https://www.costco.com/core-6-person-cabin-tent-with-screenhouse.product.100527474.html</a> </p>

<p>I don&#39;t really know the quality or anything. Any insight or reccomendations are welcome!</p>
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Semi-noob looking for quality gear.

Lightweight, good construction, reasonably-priced, but BUY THE PUMP!

 This is my good buddy Kyle He is an outdoor professional as well. He knows a lot about what's going on outdoors. It's been doing it for a long time too, just like me. So say hi to Kyle everybody

 Actually, it's out so you can see it's long. I'm a tall guy and this is gonna be plenty long for me. Blow this baby up [Music] This may take a while [Music] Oh, I'm dizzy so notes itself by the pump bag. you can't You can't get it online on Amazon You got to go straight to Pariah Outdoors Icom wears a Prayer Outdoor Products Calm

 It's been doing it for a long time too, just like me. So say hi to Kyle everybody. He's calm, but he's yeah. Did you notice when I said I had a big tail pipe? That was a little awkward

 Comfortable inexpensive compared to some of the other things that would be comparable for a 4.7 our value there. I Don't think you can get something for the same possibly separate out eighty parts [Music] A really good deal. Seen several different ones and I was researching which one we're going to use

Paria Outdoors Recharge XL INSULATED Sleeping Pad Review

reddit.com/r/CampingGear/comments/nej11w/master_2021_memorial_day_deal_thread_united_stated/).

Looking for opinions on a cot vs sleeping pad for camping. I have an off-brand sleeping bad that does the trick for now, but this summer I will be 5-7 months pregnant while camping and looking for the best combination of support and comfort while sleeping on my side.

Any brand recommendations welcome, looking to spend under $200 if possible. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Looking for opinions on a cot vs sleeping pad for camping. I have an off-brand sleeping bad that does the trick for now, but this summer I will be 5-7 months pregnant while camping and looking for the best combination of support and comfort while sleeping on my side.</p>

<p>Any brand recommendations welcome, looking to spend under $200 if possible. Thanks!</p>
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Sleep solutions for Pregnant Camper

 My other inflatable pad was fine for summer and provided a small amount of cushioning, but I knew it wouldn't meet my needs for this weekend. I was thrilled to find this pad is thick as advertised, but weighs about the same as my lesser pad. Even better? It doesn't crinkle when you move around!  I love the material this is made from, it has a bit of grip to it and feels sturdy. It can take some work to deflate and inflate, but easier than a pool toy

 I was very warm and cozy on my trip and much of that is due to having this sleeping pad.

Supportive and Great Insulation

We camp one to two times a year and would love to go more. We've been borrowing tents from family and friends and were considering upgrading to a pop up camper but cannot find any decently priced in our area. 

We need a new tent for sure and a new sleep setup, we currently use a queen blow up but wake up in pain. My husband isn't a huge fan of the sleeping in the tent part of camping but does it for me and I'd like to make it more comfortable for him. 

The main things he doesn't like are waking up damp and cold, complicated setups and being woken up early from the light. It also can get pretty crowded in the tent as we have a 2.5 year old and 5 year old and tend to bring a lot of stuff. 

Ideal total budget for new tent and sleeping solution would be around $500. 

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We camp mainly in Summer but I'd love to do an early or mid fall trip too. We mainly camp in MI and it can be rainy and windy on the drop of a dime (the last tent we borrowed collapsed with us inside during a rain storm) 
We drive to our campsites so I'm not concerned about weight. 

Thank you for reading!

<div class="md"><p>We camp one to two times a year and would love to go more. We&#39;ve been borrowing tents from family and friends and were considering upgrading to a pop up camper but cannot find any decently priced in our area. </p>

<p>We need a new tent for sure and a new sleep setup, we currently use a queen blow up but wake up in pain. My husband isn&#39;t a huge fan of the sleeping in the tent part of camping but does it for me and I&#39;d like to make it more comfortable for him. </p>

<p>The main things he doesn&#39;t like are waking up damp and cold, complicated setups and being woken up early from the light. It also can get pretty crowded in the tent as we have a 2.5 year old and 5 year old and tend to bring a lot of stuff. </p>

<p>Ideal total budget for new tent and sleeping solution would be around $500. </p>

<p>Possibly relevant information
We camp mainly in Summer but I&#39;d love to do an early or mid fall trip too. We mainly camp in MI and it can be rainy and windy on the drop of a dime (the last tent we borrowed collapsed with us inside during a rain storm) 
We drive to our campsites so I&#39;m not concerned about weight. </p>

<p>Thank you for reading!</p>
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