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The Big Agnes Hinman self-inflating cold-weather sleeping pad with high-density foam core and two-way adjustable valve delivers durable, insulated cushioning for cold-weather campers at just $49.98, down from $99.95, and can be purchased online right now from Trek Haul Outfitters.
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Categories : Camping Accessories
SKU : TRE-CAM-401
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The Big Agnes Hinman self-inflating sleeping pad is built for cold-weather campers who want a durable, insulated, cushioned sleep surface. With high-density foam core insulation, up to 4" / 10cm of cushioned thickness, and a two-way adjustable valve, it's the affordable cold-weather pad upgrade at $49.98, marked down from $99.95 — a 50% discount you can claim right here online.
The two-way adjustable valve makes setup and breakdown simple. To inflate: unroll the pad and open the valve — the foam core self-inflates as air draws in, then top off with a few breaths or a pump to reach your preferred firmness. Micro-adjust firmness by pressing the valve for small air releases. To deflate: open the valve, roll the pad tightly from the foot end, and close the valve once fully rolled to lock the pad compact for packing.
Unroll the pad flat and open the two-way valve fully. Let it self-inflate for several minutes, then add air to fine-tune firmness. For faster setup, pair with the Big Agnes Pumphouse Ultra. First-time use may require a few breaths of top-off as the foam core expands to full loft.
The Hinman's high-density foam core delivers strong insulation for cold temps. For maximum insulation in deep cold, Big Agnes recommends pairing it with a closed-cell foam pad to boost overall R-value and block ground chill.
The stretch-fabric top provides a soft, cushioned sleeping surface that stands up to seasons of camp use, while the foam core resists puncture-related deflation common with air-only pads.
Compared with air-only pads, the Hinman's foam core cannot fully deflate from a puncture mid-night, and it self-inflates without a pump. Compared with closed-cell foam pads, it packs smaller and sleeps far more cushioned. Pair with a foam pad for maximum cold-weather insulation.
At $49.98 versus the $99.95 compare-at price, this is a 50% discount on a premium Big Agnes cold-weather pad. Stack code SAVE15 at checkout for an extra 15% off, and orders over $45 ship free — this pad qualifies. Buy online now while the sale lasts.
High-density foam core with up to 4" / 10cm thickness insulates and cushions cold-weather sleepers — premium Big Agnes comfort at half the $99.95 price
Two-way adjustable valve makes inflation, deflation, and micro-adjustments effortless, saving you setup time every trip
Just $49.98 with an extra 15% off using coupon SAVE15 and free shipping over $45 — maximum insulation value for minimum spend
Valve: Two-way adjustable (inflate / deflate / micro-adjust)
Thickness: Up to 4" / 10cm
Insulation: High-density foam core
Top Fabric: Soft, durable stretch fabric
Product Type: Self-inflating cold-weather sleeping pad
Current Price: $49.98 USD
Model or Series: Hinman
Cold-Weather Tip: Pair with a closed-cell foam pad for maximum insulation
Compare-At Price: $99.95 USD
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
The Big Agnes Hinman is the durable, insulated choice for campers who sleep cold. Its high-density foam core self-inflates through a two-way adjustable valve, and the stretch-fabric top delivers a cushioned yet rugged sleep surface up to 4" / 10cm thick.
At $49.98 versus a $99.95 compare-at price, you save 50% instantly. Apply coupon SAVE15 for another 15% off and get free shipping on orders over $45. Order online today — cold-weather pad deals at this price don't last.
You can buy the Big Agnes Hinman self-inflating cold-weather sleeping pad right here at Trek Haul Outfitters, with the current sale price of $49.98, 50% off the $99.95 compare-at price.
The current price is $49.98, down from $99.95 — a 50% discount. Stack coupon code SAVE15 for an additional 15% off, and enjoy free shipping on orders over $45, which this pad qualifies for.
Open the valve to let the foam core self-inflate, then top off for desired firmness. Micro-adjust with short valve presses. To deflate, open the valve and roll the pad tightly from the foot end, then close the valve once rolled.
The Hinman's high-density foam core provides strong cold-weather insulation; for maximum warmth in deep cold, Big Agnes recommends pairing it with a closed-cell foam pad to boost total R-value.
Unlike air pads, the foam core cannot fully deflate from a puncture and self-inflates without a pump. Unlike closed-cell foam, it packs smaller and sleeps noticeably more cushioned — an affordable middle path at $49.98.
Took this on a late October trip in the Adirondacks and slept like a rock. The foam core blocks the cold from the ground completely, and the two-way valve made inflation and deflation painless. Zero regret at this price.
Heavy for backpacking but that's expected with high-density foam. Self-inflation takes a few lung-assists, but comfort is excellent.
Warm, comfy, easy to use.
The insulation is legit and I stayed warm on frozen ground. Just wish it packed down smaller — it eats most of my pack volume. Fine for car camping, less so for long hauls.
Mine had a valve that stuck a bit out of the box. It works after working it in, but for cold-weather gear I expect flawless hardware.
I'm 58 and have camped for decades — pads were always my weak point in cold weather. The Hinman's foam core genuinely insulates, not just cushions. Rolled it up at dawn with zero fuss thanks to the two-way valve. It's heavier than my old closed-cell foam, but I'll take the warmth and comfort every time. Worth every penny of the sale price.
Third season with it, no leaks, no cold spots. The fabric has scuffed a bit on granite but nothing structural. Would buy again.
