RUFFWEAR Highlands Dog Pad - Portable & Lightweight Travel Dog Bed for Camping, Hiking & Outdoor Adventures - Waterproof & Durable Pet Mat for Dogs

The pad is very soft and look like it will hold up. The one issue is how to get it to properly fold up and secure it with the strap. Too bad there isn’t a graphic to explain.Baxter the dog appreciates the extra padding and insulation. It's expensive for what it is thoughI bought this pad to use in conjunction with the Ruffwear Highlands dog sleeping bag (Med.) and it fits perfectly in the sleeve on the back of the bag. It has a microsuede surface and a rubberized backing that keeps it from slipping on hardwood floors and also waterproof when outdoors. It's nice to use on it's own at the campground for a soft and dry place for your dog to relax on - and then can be inserted into the sleeping bag sleeve at night to make a comfy bed. It's a nice amount of cushion and thermal protection without being bulky. I plan to use this on our backpacking trips also as it's lightweight and compatible. The pad folds up and the attached velcro strap holds it together. Combined with the sleeping bag it is perfect for my dogs outdoor overnight adventures! As you can see, she loved it immediately :)Overpriced in my opinion. It’s a matt with no cushion or insulation, which i was aware of. It does seem to keep moisture from coming through, so that is good. Seems to be well made, but with a lab, nothing is chew proof. We used it back packing and wow does that faux suede top pick up and hang onto dirt. Wasn’t terrible to clean with a hose.This is part of our dog travel bag. The user is a small rescue greyhound named hazel. She's about 65 lbs. We tend to go for a hike then stop by a brewery on the way home. This is great for a "spot" for her and protects from gravel/hard surfaces of outdoor areas. She's longer but tends to curl a bit when she lays down so she fits and. It packs up small and the material has held up great against sharper gravel/stones and while thin it does have a nice lil bit of padding.This bed folds up so nicely and our dog loves it. It’s big enough to lounge on comfortably and gnaw on a bone while we dine out or just chill outside. It’s easy to carry around when the strap is looped through a backpack or purse strap easily. It’s light enough to hike with and the folds actually make it work well on slightly uneven ground.Great to bring along any place to give the pooch a "place". I particularly like it for backpacking. Lightweight. Gives the dog a spot to rest on breaks. And works well for a sleeping pad in the tent. I like the Velcro to bunch it up.Got this to fit with the Ruffwear Highlands sleeping bag, and it is great because it provides shape and form to the sleeping bag. But it’s pretty thin, doesn’t pack up very small, and doesn’t seem very insulating either. The reasons I’m keeping it: I car camp (space is not a huge issue for me), I have a raised dog bed/ cot to help prevent the cold ground from sucking all the heat through this thin pad, and I’ll bring extra blankets I can put under/ over my dog as needed.Folds up easily, waterproof and easy to clean. Well made with a slightly grippy base.Mein Hund mag die Matte sehr gerne und auch ich sitze gerne mit drauf. Sie isoliert und polstert für unterwegs ausreichend. Durch ihr Packmass kann ich sie super an meinem Wanderrucksack befestigen.. dachte es wäre der Hit zusammen mit dem Schlafsack. Eine Decke und ne ISO-Matte tut es auch.