Therm-a-Rest Universal Couple Kit

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Therm-a-Rest Universal Couple Kit

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Description:

Our Universal Couple Kit securely holds any two Therm-a-Rest mattresses side-by-side (20"-30" wide), making it perfect for couples who want to sleep close together but don't want to get stuck in the gap between their mattresses in the middle of the night.

Features:

Kit holds two Therm-a-Rest mattresses side-by-side
Works with mattresses that are 20-30 inches wide
Perfect for couples who like to camp
Closes the uncomfortable gap between two mattresses
Stuffs conveniently into an attached pouch

Product Details:

Package Length:	5.5 inches
Package Width:	4.0 inches
Package Height:	2.0 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 1.0

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15 of 17 found the following review helpful:

Do Not Buy!!! Sep 24, 2008
Does not work! Do not buy. A waste of money!

I contacted Therm-A-Rest about this useless product and they could only recommend that I buy something else to hold two Therm-A-Rests together.

24 of 25 found the following review helpful:

Not worth even $10, if you need something like this you can make your own Jun 30, 2008
I purchased this at the same time I did two Therma-Rest large self-inflating sleeping pads. At the time I was concerned about the pads moving or separating under our Queen size sleeping bag. However, after trying it out at home, we ended up not even taking this thing on our trip. It is simply some flimsy strapping material with a few buckles. I can't imagine the buckles feel comfortable under the sleeping pad ... and the whole thing is only minimally effective, if at all. My advice ... try things out without any strapping first. If you really find there to be a problem with the pads moving and separating at night ... try some duct tape, string ... or anything else you can think of. But we honestly did not experience any discomfort from minor sleeping pad "creep" during the night. Save your money.

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