Re: Closed Cell Foam Source?

From: HandyM2@aol.com
Date: Tue Feb 15 2000 - 04:36:55 PST

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In a message dated 2/15/00 12:14:23 AM Eastern Standard Time,
dfkautz@pacbell.net writes:

<< Camping pads a la SportMart? It would take a stack of several pads to
match the original thickness. I don't think I've ever seen thick closed
cell foam that was soft. >>

Camping Pads are pretty expensive from what I've seen. Looking for a better
source please. Softness is relative. I've camped confortably on thin
camping pads for years. Beats soggy "Soft" open cell foam pads anyday IMHO.
Moldy mattresses are Not my idea of a camping experience.

Anybody know where the camping mattresses get there closed cell foam from?
Help?

Thanks

Michael
P19 Traveller
Columbia SC

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