can one sleep comfy without a foamie in the woods?

i am perfectly comfortable sleeping on plain ground with only a blanket so i would say yes, however most people do not agree

>>1033705
have you considered hammocks?

As for just on the ground, I can't recommend it - it's been some of the worst sleep every time I've tried.

The cold ground would drain a lot of heat from you unless it's really hot I guess but even during the summer it can be cold during the night

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>>1033705
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Hammock time!

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Only if you take other steps to prevent you from heating up the ground. A layer of sticks, then a layer of dry leafs or grass works well.

There are still a few humans around sleeping in nests like that.

>>1033749
insulation under you is even MORE important in a hammock.

>>1033705
the question is why would you want to, a CCF pad costs all of five bucks and weighs next to nothing.

Even with all my fancy expensive gear (down inflating mat) I STILL take a cheap ccf pad offcut (half size of a full pad) as a general kneeling / sitting pad.

Honestly it's worth it's weight.

>>1033797
Not everyone can spare the bulk. Sure they don't weigh much but they can take up a ton of room.

t. kayak camper

>>1033705
i use a mat from the army i was issued. comfy enough

A thick pile of pine needles is more comfy than a normal bed at home. Takes a while to gather them, but it's so, so worth it.

>>1034000
you were issued an army? Cool!

>>1033800
Yes but in that situation you'd take an alternative like a inflatable pad, not just nothing.