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 There are two ways to reach the hidden city in the Andes - this can be done on foot or defeating 45 kilometer Inca Trail, which takes four days and about 400 U.S. dollars (since 2001 this route is suitable only with a licensed guide), or via train - the Cuzco or Ollantaytambo. Inca Trail surpasses our financial capabilities, but we do not want to get to the place of the legendary tourist train, and sitting comfortably observe the holy river valley Urubamby in which runner trek feet. This is a solution. You can go 28 km railway.
 
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I have been using my ultralight backpacking equipment for kayaking and I would like a little more comfort for kayaking especially in the sleeping pad department. The typical backpacking pads/air mattresses are too small in width and are usually designed for low temps. After a lot of searching, the only thing I found is the Sevylor Camping air mattress - 29 x 72 @ 2lbs. Can anyone recommend some other products? I have looked at all of the Thermarest and Big Agnes products. Thanks
 
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I would like a little more comfort for kayaking especially in the sleeping pad department. The typical backpacking pads/air mattresses are too small in width and are usually designed for low temps. After a lot of searching, the only thing I found is the Sevylor Camping air mattress - 29 x 72 @ 2lbs. Can anyone recommend some other products? I have looked at all of the Thermarest and Big Agnes products. Thanks
 
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I would like a little more comfort for kayaking especially in the sleeping pad department. The typical backpacking pads/air mattresses are too small in width and are usually designed for low temps. After a lot of searching, the only thing I found is the Sevylor Camping air mattress - 29 x 72 @ 2lbs. Can anyone recommend some other products? I have looked at all of the Thermarest and Big Agnes products. Thanks
 
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Can anyone recommend some other products? I have looked at all of the Thermarest and Big Agnes products. Thanks
Just picked up a Thermarest 30x77 called the Megarest. It's nice, and it's comfy. Dennis
 
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For cubscout camping trips, we just go to the dollar store and get the pool air beds. I've used the same one 5 times and hasn't let me down.
 
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pool air beds. I've used the same one 5 times and hasn't let me down.
 
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