This sleeping pad's advanced, die-cut LiteFoam™ offers a 20% savings in weight and bulk over the Therm-a-Rest Standard.
- Non-slip, highly-texturized Staytek™ polyester top keeps your sleeping bag in place
- Durable nylon oxford bottom resists dampness and dirt and increases long-term durability
- High-flow inflation valve with free-spinning head for easy use even with mittens on
- Also available in 3/4-length.
- Made in USA.
Accolades:- AAI Guides Choice (2002): "Therm-A-Rest mats are the most comfortable sleeping pads on the market."
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Reviews
| GuitarWIzard | Untitled Review | | 
Voted 5/5 | Used this for a few years now.....nice and light, and compacts quite nicely. Between my closed cell foam pad and this pad, insulation hasn't been a problem whatsoever. For longer trips, I think I'm going to upgrade to a thicker pad....probably something in the 3 inch range. It weighs a bit more, but a good nights' rest is worth the extra couple of pounds (at least in my mind). However, for trips of short duration, I'll continue to use this pad... | | Posted Jun 3, 2002 11:50 pm |
| NYC007 | Untitled Review | | 
Voted 5/5 | Very comfortable. I have used it in every season. In winter I use it with a ridge rest though. But it is great, have had a bad nights sleep on it. Its light too, better than the ultra light model, which is to thin. | | Posted Feb 28, 2003 4:35 pm |
| tarol | Used it a few times | | 
Voted 4/5 | ...then I discovered air mattress pads like the Insulated Air Core and Insul Mat... and I will never go back to a Therma-rest! They are okay but there are comfier alternatives, IMHO. | | Posted Jan 23, 2007 11:57 pm |
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