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The Big Agnes TwisterCane BioFoam Sleeping Pad is a closed-cell foam camp mat for backcountry and alpine sleep systems, now only $34.98 – buy online at Trek Haul Outfitters and save 50% off the $69.95 compare-at price.
Categories : Camping Accessories
SKU : TRE-CAM-485
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The Big Agnes TwisterCane BioFoam Sleeping Pad is the closed-cell foam camp mat built for everything from ultralight summer backcountry trips to high alpine winter conditions. Buy online now at Trek Haul Outfitters for just $34.98 – down from $69.95 – with coupon code SAVE15 stacking extra savings and free shipping on orders over $45.
The firm, cushioned closed-cell foam creates a reliable barrier between you and the ground. Use it alone in summer or layer it under an air pad in winter for added insulation. It also works as a sit pad, camp lounge mat, or dog pad.
Unlike inflatable pads, closed-cell foam cannot puncture, never needs inflation, and insulates even when wet. The sustainable sugarcane biomass construction makes it one of the most eco-conscious pads available.
At $34.98 (compare at $69.95), you save $34.97 instantly. Apply coupon SAVE15 at checkout for an additional 15% off, and pair with other gear to hit the $45 free shipping threshold. This is the deal price backpackers compare everywhere – buy it here.
Closed-cell foam construction never punctures or needs inflation – dependable ground insulation at a $34.98 deal price
Made from repurposed, sustainably sourced sugarcane biomass – eco-friendly build with 50% savings off $69.95
Smooth side and tire tread side for grip and versatility; layer with an air pad for winter insulation and stack coupon SAVE15 for extra discounts
Use: Solo summer pad or insulation layer under an air pad
Surface: Smooth one side / tire tread other side
Category: Camping Accessories
Material: Repurposed sugarcane biomass foam
Product Type: Closed-Cell Foam Sleeping Pad
Model / Series: TwisterCane BioFoam
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
Compared with inflatable pads, the Big Agnes TwisterCane BioFoam wins on durability, price, and sustainability. No pump, no patch kit, no punctures – just firm closed-cell cushioning made from repurposed sugarcane biomass.
$34.98 today (reg. $69.95) with coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off and free shipping over $45 – the affordable deal for campers who buy once and camp for years.
Right here at Trek Haul Outfitters. Add it to your cart for the current sale price of $34.98 with fast online checkout.
The current price is $34.98 versus the $69.95 compare-at price – a 50% discount saving you $34.97. Coupon code SAVE15 takes another 15% off at checkout.
Yes – layer it under any inflatable pad for extra insulation and puncture protection, ideal for winter and high alpine trips.
Absolutely. Closed-cell foam costs less, cannot leak, and insulates even when wet, making it one of the best value pads you can buy.
Yes – orders over $45.00 ship free; standard shipping is $8.00. Stack the SAVE15 coupon for maximum savings on this promotion.
Took this on a five-day backpacking trip in the Winds and it was flawless. Closed-cell foam means zero worry about punctures, and it's surprisingly comfortable for something so light. The sugarcane biomass thing is a nice bonus for an old treehugger like me. At half price, it's a steal.
Does exactly what a foam pad should. It's a little bulky strapped to my pack, but I never have to inflate it or patch it, which I appreciate at 3am in the cold. Comfort is decent on packed ground, less great on rocky spots.
Comfortable and indestructible, no complaints there. Just wish it rolled down smaller. Fine for car camping, a bit of a hassle for ultralight trips.
I cannot tell you how nice it is to just throw this down and sleep. No pump, no lung power, no slow leaks. R-value seems solid for shoulder season too.
Bought one for our family camping trips and now everyone wants it. Tough as nails — my dog walked all over it and it doesn't even show. Might order a second.
The material feels durable and I like the eco angle, but for a side sleeper like me it's just too thin. My hip hits the ground after a few hours. Back sleepers would probably be fine, but I ended up using it as a pack layer instead of my main pad.
Light, warm, bulletproof. Love it.
Used it on two snowline trips now and it insulated better than I expected from foam. The dimples add a touch of cushion. Rolls up snug with the included strap. Only wish is that it came in a longer size for us tall folks.
