Some might say that sleeping bags and thin foam mats are important aspects of the camping experience, but others find them claustrophobic and uncomfortable. The Ursa Sleep System was designed with that second group in mind.
The Ursa setup, which is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign, is manufactured by Texas-based hammock/tent company Kammock.
The system consists of four main parts: a 4 inch (102 mm) thick self-inflating base pad, a 2 inch (51 mm) thick memory foam top pad, an insulated comforter and an insulated hood . An inflatable core pillow is available as an option. All components are joined via integrated zippers along the sides to keep everything aligned and in place.
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On particularly cold nights, you can tuck your feet into the padded footbox inside the comforter, tighten the top of the comforter, and pull the hood over your head. On warmer nights, you can leave the comforter removed from the padding underneath for better ventilation.
The brushed polyester lining provides a soft feel, and the unfolded system is 30″ wide x 80″ long (76 x 203 cm), giving users much more freedom to move around than mummy sleeping bags. can. Plus, he can create one queen-sized bed by zipping two Ursa set-up pads and comforters along opposite sides.
When not in use, everything deflates, folds, and packs into the included travel case. When packed, it measures 24 x 32 x 14 inches (61 x 81 x 35.5 cm) and weighs 24 lbs. (10.9 kg), so it’s probably perfect for car camping trips. The system is rated to an ambient temperature of 30 ºF (-1 ºC).
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Assuming the Ursa Sleep System reaches production, you can make your own with a $599 pledge. Planned retail price is $699.
It is demonstrated in the following video.
Source: Kickstarter
