I think the odds are better of getting hit by space debris than by lightening attracted to your NeoAir.
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Jim, I also found nothing via google — I did find this stating the opposite, somewhat.
http://outside.away.com/outside/gear/gearguy/200211/20021121.html
A different day and search strings from a different mindset finds these possibly informed opinions:
I read about an emergency situation where a thin aluminized emergency blanket was used for cover and the parties were zapped by lightening on a mountain. Can't remember more facts, but it made a strong impression on me.
I'm not an unbeliever of the Neoair. I've got one on order.
I'll toss this question out again since I don't think it's been discussed yet…does anyone know if the NeoAir will work as a virtual frame in a pack, e.g. folded & partially inflated?
My GG Nightlight torso pad works well as frame support but I'd gladly not try to sleep on it any longer and leave it behind if the NeoAir can perform both functions.
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