When your backcountry pursuits demand extreme insulation and an ultralight packed size, alpinists and mountaineers turn to the NeoAir XTherm. The unrivaled Triangular Core Matrix offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio of any air sleeping pad construction. The construction gives the 2.5 inch (6.4 cm) thick pad superior stability, boasting the most inches of weld for maximum camp comfort. The packable pad boasts a 6.9 R-value, allowing users to take it into the most extreme conditions. Available in several sizes, including a roomy regular wide, the XTherm features the high-performance WingLock valve, allowing the pad to inflate three times faster thanks to a larger opening and one-way inflation. Like all Therm-a-Rest pads, the NeoAir XTherm is made in market to ensure quality and minimize environmental impact. The pad includes a breath-saving pump sack, compact stuff sack and field repair kit. Features.
When your backcountry pursuits demand extreme insulation and an ultralight packed size, alpinists and mountaineers turn to the NeoAir XTherm. The unrivaled Triangular Core Matrix offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio of any air sleeping pad construction. The construction gives the 2.5 inch (6.4 cm) thick pad superior stability, boasting the most inches of weld for maximum camp comfort. The packable pad boasts a 6.9 R-value, allowing users to take it into the most extreme conditions. Available in several sizes, including a roomy regular wide, the XTherm features the high-performance WingLock valve, allowing the pad to inflate three times faster thanks to a larger opening and one-way inflation. Like all Therm-a-Rest pads, the NeoAir XTherm is made in market to ensure quality and minimize environmental impact. The pad includes a breath-saving pump sack, compact stuff sack and field repair kit. Features.
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The all-time low was $301.00 on 4 May 2026 — today's price is 43% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 5 Nov 2026.
Therm-A-Rest NeoAir XTherm Large
When your backcountry pursuits demand extreme insulation and an ultralight packed size, alpinists and mountaineers turn to the NeoAir XTherm. The unrivaled Triangular Core Matrix offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio of any air sleeping pad construction. The construction gives the 2.5 inch (6.4 cm) thick pad superior stability, boasting the most inches of weld for maximum camp comfort. The packable pad boasts a 6.9 R-value, allowing users to take it into the most extreme conditions. Available in several sizes, including a roomy regular wide, the XTherm features the high-performance WingLock valve, allowing the pad to inflate three times faster thanks to a larger opening and one-way inflation. Like all Therm-a-Rest pads, the NeoAir XTherm is made in market to ensure quality and minimize environmental impact. The pad includes a breath-saving pump sack, compact stuff sack and field repair kit. Features.
When your backcountry pursuits demand extreme insulation and an ultralight packed size, alpinists and mountaineers turn to the NeoAir XTherm. The unrivaled Triangular Core Matrix offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio of any air sleeping pad construction. The construction gives the 2.5 inch (6.4 cm) thick pad superior stability, boasting the most inches of weld for maximum camp comfort. The packable pad boasts a 6.9 R-value, allowing users to take it into the most extreme conditions. Available in several sizes, including a roomy regular wide, the XTherm features the high-performance WingLock valve, allowing the pad to inflate three times faster thanks to a larger opening and one-way inflation. Like all Therm-a-Rest pads, the NeoAir XTherm is made in market to ensure quality and minimize environmental impact. The pad includes a breath-saving pump sack, compact stuff sack and field repair kit. Features.
Last updated at 05/11/2026 22:49:01
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XTherm Camping and Backpacking Sleeping Pad, Vapor, Large - 25 x 77 Inches, WingLock Valve
Delivery $38.66
THE NEOAIR XTHERM MAT W20 VAPOR Large
Free delivery between 12–18 Nov
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Comfortable and very warm (though we only used the pads in California's Mediterranean climate in late December this time, I expect that they will do well in snow). WingLock valve is easy to use. Inflation via pump sack could be ibetter, as it takes longer to fill the pad, compared to the Nemo Tensor that we also own. While it takes 3-4 single puffs (meaning one puff to fill the sack each time) for Nemo Tensor, it took several repeats (with two breaths for each fill - totaling 15-16 puffs) for NeoAir. Not sure this is due to thinner pump sack than Nemo's or not. Nemo Tensor's pump sack also has a firm soft rubber at the opening, which is easy to hold the sack and makes the sack less collapsible between each breath (a single good puff fills up the Nemo sack). ... MoreComfortable and very warm (though we only used the pads in California's Mediterranean climate in late December this time, I expect that they will do well in snow). WingLock valve is easy to use. Inflation via pump sack could be ibetter, as it takes longer to fill the pad, compared to the Nemo Tensor that we also own. While it takes 3-4 single puffs (meaning one puff to fill the sack each time) for Nemo Tensor, it took several repeats (with two breaths for each fill - totaling 15-16 puffs) for NeoAir. Not sure this is due to thinner pump sack than Nemo's or not. Nemo Tensor's pump sack also has a firm soft rubber at the opening, which is easy to hold the sack and makes the sack less collapsible between each breath (a single good puff fills up the Nemo sack). Unfortunately, we now have three NeoAir Xtherm MAX (purchased this time) and one Nemo Tensor, and the total time to inflate all four pads is long. To be fair, attaching and removing pump sack is a lot easier with NeoAir Xtherm than Nemo Tensor.
originally posted on moosejaw.com
This sleeping pad is amazing! The girlfriend and I took a trip to Northern Michigan and it did not disappoint.I've always had sub par equipment I tried to use but was sick of bulky equipment that didn't work. Coming from that background when this arrived I didn't believe it was in the box I thought it was empty this product is so light and small it should be illegal the quality feels superior to my buddies Nemo and did not deflate or fail on me like pads I've used in the past. The pump sack is usable, surprisingly not horrible to inflate took around 10-12 pumps on average i believe. I'm 5'11 235lbs so I'm no lightweight and I highly recommend the wide. I himmed and hawed on this pad for months and I bought the now after this trip Fiancée a ring so I figured I could ... MoreThis sleeping pad is amazing! The girlfriend and I took a trip to Northern Michigan and it did not disappoint.I've always had sub par equipment I tried to use but was sick of bulky equipment that didn't work. Coming from that background when this arrived I didn't believe it was in the box I thought it was empty this product is so light and small it should be illegal the quality feels superior to my buddies Nemo and did not deflate or fail on me like pads I've used in the past. The pump sack is usable, surprisingly not horrible to inflate took around 10-12 pumps on average i believe. I'm 5'11 235lbs so I'm no lightweight and I highly recommend the wide. I himmed and hawed on this pad for months and I bought the now after this trip Fiancée a ring so I figured I could splurge and buy something for myself too lol. I'm glad I did kept me warm on 8° days and I feel like you could sleep directly on ice with this pad I don't believe in many products that cost allot of money but this one I do. If your on the fence about this pad order it my only regret is I didn't have it sooner my back would have thanked me!
originally posted on cascadedesigns.com
I have very mixed feelings about this product. I've used it 6 nights now so here's my opinion:Bad: It is definitely loud. It sounds like you're opening a potato chip bag every time you move. It's also quite thin for us side sleepers to where my hip will hit the ground even if it's fully inflated. The bag to inflate is hard to get on and off, and makes me concerned that i am going to break the valve. It doesn't pack down as small as i was expecting.Good: It is very warm. Great for cold nights and anyone who tends to run cold in general. I thought i needed a warmer sleeping bag for the fall & winter but now my bag is just fine.Other notes: The first item i was sent ended up being the wrong size. The order and the box were correct, but the actual pad inside the box ... MoreI have very mixed feelings about this product. I've used it 6 nights now so here's my opinion:Bad: It is definitely loud. It sounds like you're opening a potato chip bag every time you move. It's also quite thin for us side sleepers to where my hip will hit the ground even if it's fully inflated. The bag to inflate is hard to get on and off, and makes me concerned that i am going to break the valve. It doesn't pack down as small as i was expecting.Good: It is very warm. Great for cold nights and anyone who tends to run cold in general. I thought i needed a warmer sleeping bag for the fall & winter but now my bag is just fine.Other notes: The first item i was sent ended up being the wrong size. The order and the box were correct, but the actual pad inside the box wasn't what it was supposed to be. Not sure how this happened, but it was a hassle to reach someone for a return since there was no number to call and get them to send me a prepaid shipping label. I didn't feel I should have to pay for the shipping fees since it was their mistake. The whole exchange process took about 2 weeks and I missed using it on a backpacking trip that i was looking forward to having it for.
| Product dimensions | 25.4L x 12.7W x 12.7Th centimetres |
| Included Components | sleeping pad |
| Product care instructions | Wipe with Damp Cloth |
| Water resistance level | Water Resistant |
| Style | WingLock Valve |
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XTherm Camping and Backpacking Sleeping Pad, Vapor, Large - 25 x 77 Inches, WingLock Valve
Delivery $38.66
THE NEOAIR XTHERM MAT W20 VAPOR Large
Free delivery between 12–18 Nov
Comfortable and very warm (though we only used the pads in California's Mediterranean climate in late December this time, I expect that they will do well in snow). WingLock valve is easy to use. Inflation via pump sack could be ibetter, as it takes longer to fill the pad, compared to the Nemo Tensor that we also own. While it takes 3-4 single puffs (meaning one puff to fill the sack each time) for Nemo Tensor, it took several repeats (with two breaths for each fill - totaling 15-16 puffs) for NeoAir. Not sure this is due to thinner pump sack than Nemo's or not. Nemo Tensor's pump sack also has a firm soft rubber at the opening, which is easy to hold the sack and makes the sack less collapsible between each breath (a single good puff fills up the Nemo sack). ... MoreComfortable and very warm (though we only used the pads in California's Mediterranean climate in late December this time, I expect that they will do well in snow). WingLock valve is easy to use. Inflation via pump sack could be ibetter, as it takes longer to fill the pad, compared to the Nemo Tensor that we also own. While it takes 3-4 single puffs (meaning one puff to fill the sack each time) for Nemo Tensor, it took several repeats (with two breaths for each fill - totaling 15-16 puffs) for NeoAir. Not sure this is due to thinner pump sack than Nemo's or not. Nemo Tensor's pump sack also has a firm soft rubber at the opening, which is easy to hold the sack and makes the sack less collapsible between each breath (a single good puff fills up the Nemo sack). Unfortunately, we now have three NeoAir Xtherm MAX (purchased this time) and one Nemo Tensor, and the total time to inflate all four pads is long. To be fair, attaching and removing pump sack is a lot easier with NeoAir Xtherm than Nemo Tensor.
This sleeping pad is amazing! The girlfriend and I took a trip to Northern Michigan and it did not disappoint.I've always had sub par equipment I tried to use but was sick of bulky equipment that didn't work. Coming from that background when this arrived I didn't believe it was in the box I thought it was empty this product is so light and small it should be illegal the quality feels superior to my buddies Nemo and did not deflate or fail on me like pads I've used in the past. The pump sack is usable, surprisingly not horrible to inflate took around 10-12 pumps on average i believe. I'm 5'11 235lbs so I'm no lightweight and I highly recommend the wide. I himmed and hawed on this pad for months and I bought the now after this trip Fiancée a ring so I figured I could ... MoreThis sleeping pad is amazing! The girlfriend and I took a trip to Northern Michigan and it did not disappoint.I've always had sub par equipment I tried to use but was sick of bulky equipment that didn't work. Coming from that background when this arrived I didn't believe it was in the box I thought it was empty this product is so light and small it should be illegal the quality feels superior to my buddies Nemo and did not deflate or fail on me like pads I've used in the past. The pump sack is usable, surprisingly not horrible to inflate took around 10-12 pumps on average i believe. I'm 5'11 235lbs so I'm no lightweight and I highly recommend the wide. I himmed and hawed on this pad for months and I bought the now after this trip Fiancée a ring so I figured I could splurge and buy something for myself too lol. I'm glad I did kept me warm on 8° days and I feel like you could sleep directly on ice with this pad I don't believe in many products that cost allot of money but this one I do. If your on the fence about this pad order it my only regret is I didn't have it sooner my back would have thanked me!
I have very mixed feelings about this product. I've used it 6 nights now so here's my opinion:Bad: It is definitely loud. It sounds like you're opening a potato chip bag every time you move. It's also quite thin for us side sleepers to where my hip will hit the ground even if it's fully inflated. The bag to inflate is hard to get on and off, and makes me concerned that i am going to break the valve. It doesn't pack down as small as i was expecting.Good: It is very warm. Great for cold nights and anyone who tends to run cold in general. I thought i needed a warmer sleeping bag for the fall & winter but now my bag is just fine.Other notes: The first item i was sent ended up being the wrong size. The order and the box were correct, but the actual pad inside the box ... MoreI have very mixed feelings about this product. I've used it 6 nights now so here's my opinion:Bad: It is definitely loud. It sounds like you're opening a potato chip bag every time you move. It's also quite thin for us side sleepers to where my hip will hit the ground even if it's fully inflated. The bag to inflate is hard to get on and off, and makes me concerned that i am going to break the valve. It doesn't pack down as small as i was expecting.Good: It is very warm. Great for cold nights and anyone who tends to run cold in general. I thought i needed a warmer sleeping bag for the fall & winter but now my bag is just fine.Other notes: The first item i was sent ended up being the wrong size. The order and the box were correct, but the actual pad inside the box wasn't what it was supposed to be. Not sure how this happened, but it was a hassle to reach someone for a return since there was no number to call and get them to send me a prepaid shipping label. I didn't feel I should have to pay for the shipping fees since it was their mistake. The whole exchange process took about 2 weeks and I missed using it on a backpacking trip that i was looking forward to having it for.
Writing this review less than 30 minutes after this pad was delivered, so obviously I haven't field-tested it yet and can't speak to longevity. That said, I'll start from the setup: inflation is a breeze IF YOU KNOW HOW TO USE THE PUMPSACK -- hold the sack open and blow into it from ~12 inches away, this will instantly open the sack fully at which point I just ham-fistedly clamp the end of the sack shut and then smash it. Took 5-7 "pumps" to fill the thing, probably 30-60 seconds, no time at all. Opening the "valve" on the pumpsack and snapping it onto the valve of the pad both took more force than expected, and frankly I don't understand why there's a lid/cap on the pump sack to begin with, like why would I want the bag's only purpose to be inaccessible at any ... MoreWriting this review less than 30 minutes after this pad was delivered, so obviously I haven't field-tested it yet and can't speak to longevity. That said, I'll start from the setup: inflation is a breeze IF YOU KNOW HOW TO USE THE PUMPSACK -- hold the sack open and blow into it from ~12 inches away, this will instantly open the sack fully at which point I just ham-fistedly clamp the end of the sack shut and then smash it. Took 5-7 "pumps" to fill the thing, probably 30-60 seconds, no time at all. Opening the "valve" on the pumpsack and snapping it onto the valve of the pad both took more force than expected, and frankly I don't understand why there's a lid/cap on the pump sack to begin with, like why would I want the bag's only purpose to be inaccessible at any point?After laying on it for a few minutes: Within a few seconds, any part of my body touching the pad felt warm (only wearing a t-shirt and thin shorts) which is why this review is titled "obviously warm." It makes a lot of crinkly noises as I move around, maybe like crinkling a plastic grocery bag under a medium-weight blanket, so a bit noisy but not any louder than other lightweight backpacking gear so I'm not complaining about it. My shoulders are roughly 16" across so those fit fine, but I will be relying on my sleeping bag to stop my hands from falling off the sides of this pad. If this product weren't discontinued I'd commit to updating this review later, but by the time I can do that there will be no point. Hope this helps anyone catching the last sale price!
I just slept out for 3 nights, winter camping at about 15 degree nighttime lows. I used a tyvek sheet as my groundcloth, and then just this neoair xtherm sleeping pad and my oberon 0 degree sleeping bag (no tent). The pad kept me warm- I felt no cooling from beneath, which I'm pretty surprised about. I'm a very cold person, always struggling to stay warm, and this was some of the most pleasant cold weather camping experiences I've had. Meanwhile, I've scrapped the accompanying pump sack, as it's a complete joke. Some people comment that it doesn't stay attached- that's not usually a problem for me. However, it's a thick nylon, which is very heavy and takes up a lot of space, I don't understand why that material was selected. Even worse, it doesn't do its job - air ... MoreI just slept out for 3 nights, winter camping at about 15 degree nighttime lows. I used a tyvek sheet as my groundcloth, and then just this neoair xtherm sleeping pad and my oberon 0 degree sleeping bag (no tent). The pad kept me warm- I felt no cooling from beneath, which I'm pretty surprised about. I'm a very cold person, always struggling to stay warm, and this was some of the most pleasant cold weather camping experiences I've had. Meanwhile, I've scrapped the accompanying pump sack, as it's a complete joke. Some people comment that it doesn't stay attached- that's not usually a problem for me. However, it's a thick nylon, which is very heavy and takes up a lot of space, I don't understand why that material was selected. Even worse, it doesn't do its job - air easily squeezes through the loose-knit fabric. I try to give rapid squeezes to instead direct the air through the port, but I've tried many times and I've never successfully filled the sleeping pad with the pump sack- it just doesn't push air into the pad. I'm interested in the Blockerlite Pump Sack as it looks like it might actually direct air into the pad due to its sealed fabric nature. But I also am not willing to pay such a ridiculous price for it- what a ripoff after the accompanying one clearly fails! I'm concerned about the longevity of the pad, especially at colder temperatures- with using my breath to inflate the pad, as moisture obviously accumulates inside. I'd prefer not to continue doing that, so we'll see if I can find a better long term solution. I've got sil nylon fabric and I might just make my own ultralight, waterproof, pump sack with the current nozzle attachment for a fraction of the cost of the Blockerlite, but will hopefully work just as well. Pad deserves 5 stars but due to the pathetic pump sack I'm giving it 4.
I've been using the non-NXT XTherm for a while now. It's a great pad. 99% of the time, I choose the XTherm over the XLite -- even in the summer. I'm almost always camping in the mountains. With the XTherm, I can sleep just in my boxers into the low 40s. My pack has gotten very light over the years, but I've gotten older. I decided to go with a wide sleeping pad (and a new pillow) to add some extra comfort on the trail.Let me say that I'll never go back to a 20" pad. I'm a side sleeper, so I switch sides many times during the night. I've always used 20" pads, and it's always been a problem. I decided to go with the Regular Wide version of the NXT XTherm. For 1.5 oz of additional weight, I've gained 5" of width and 0.5" of depth. It is significantly easier to roll ... MoreI've been using the non-NXT XTherm for a while now. It's a great pad. 99% of the time, I choose the XTherm over the XLite -- even in the summer. I'm almost always camping in the mountains. With the XTherm, I can sleep just in my boxers into the low 40s. My pack has gotten very light over the years, but I've gotten older. I decided to go with a wide sleeping pad (and a new pillow) to add some extra comfort on the trail.Let me say that I'll never go back to a 20" pad. I'm a side sleeper, so I switch sides many times during the night. I've always used 20" pads, and it's always been a problem. I decided to go with the Regular Wide version of the NXT XTherm. For 1.5 oz of additional weight, I've gained 5" of width and 0.5" of depth. It is significantly easier to roll over and stay well on the pad.So on to the pros & cons. I'll mention the cons first: To start, the NXT pad is louder than the non-NXT. They supposedly improved the XLite's sound, but definitely not the XTherm. Secondly, the fabric on the bottom of the NXT pad seems to be less durable than the bottom fabric of the non-NXT. It is allegedly the same, according to product specs. Sure doesn't seem that way though. It would be dishonest for me not to mention it. This is probably how they brought the weight down. Neither of these cons matter to me, but YMMV.As for the pros: As previously mentioned, the added width and depth of the NXT Regular Wide for only a 1.5 oz penalty over the non-NXT Regular is fantastic. That right there is a major reason to upgrade. The air valve of the NXT is a significant improvement. You can actually fill this thing up to full capacity without racing to shut the valve. It makes the old version look like a cheap cottage company build. Also, the way the inflation bag attaches to the valve is significantly better than the old stretchy plastic. It basically snaps on to the end of the valve cap. The new Neptune color is a lot nicer than the old ugly gray, but that is purely cosmetic.The only other note I'll make is about their baffle redesign with the NXT. Does it do what they claim it does by creating an internal cellular structure that stabilizes the entire pad and maintains full loft throughout the pad? I'm not convinced. When I sit upright on the NXT, my center of gravity is under my butt and it almost touches the ground -- just like the non-NXT (except with an addition 0.5" of buffer). However, it's all marketing gobbledygook to me anyway, as I've never felt like the loft was unevenly distributed laying down on the non-NXT. Laying down on both feels great. My weight is distributed along a larger section of pad, and thus the air is evenly distributed -- even side sleeping.Overall, for me, I consider the NXT a big upgrade. The added width, depth, improved valve and inflation bag are very refreshing. I do wish I had picked up the pad during a sale. These pads are very expensive. I suppose that's another con, but I'm tired of typing.Happy camping.
I should preface this by letting the reader know that this is the first insulated pad I have purchased.I tested this on two nights so far with a low between 25 F and 30 F, I did not feel any cold coming in through the bottom of my sleeping bag.At first I thought this pad might be a little loud but once I was in my sleeping bag I could not really hear it.My previous pad was 20" wide 1.5" thick, this Xtherm pad is 2.5" thick and I went with the 25" wide version and find this SIGNIFICANTLY more comfortable.It came with a pump sack (1.8 oz), stuff sack and repair kit. The bag w/ stuff sack weighs 23.8 oz. So far I like the twin lock system, however, I left the pad inflated in my tent over the day and when I came back it had lost a good amount of air and I had to ... MoreI should preface this by letting the reader know that this is the first insulated pad I have purchased.I tested this on two nights so far with a low between 25 F and 30 F, I did not feel any cold coming in through the bottom of my sleeping bag.At first I thought this pad might be a little loud but once I was in my sleeping bag I could not really hear it.My previous pad was 20" wide 1.5" thick, this Xtherm pad is 2.5" thick and I went with the 25" wide version and find this SIGNIFICANTLY more comfortable.It came with a pump sack (1.8 oz), stuff sack and repair kit. The bag w/ stuff sack weighs 23.8 oz. So far I like the twin lock system, however, I left the pad inflated in my tent over the day and when I came back it had lost a good amount of air and I had to give it about 3-4 full breaths to get it back to where it was before.I also purchased the NeoAir Micro Pump (2.2 oz w/ batteries) with it, but I'm not sure yet if it was worth it. It does not fully inflate it to my desired stiffness. It also only gets it 95% deflated and you still end up having to squeeze some air out.
Slightly cold to the touch initially which was something new to me (coming from klymit insulated v where the fabric somehow just doesn’t feel cold to an initial touch even at -12c but was starting to not be insulated enough). Think touching a metal spoon versus a plastic one, thermal conductivity must be pretty high on the Therm-a-Rest outer fabric. At extreme cold I could see this being a problem if you need to shift around, as any expenditures of heat to warm up the material is going to be rough. That being said, 70D on the bottom definitely feels durable but I’d only personally set it in a tent or groundsheetI have the regular and find my arms slightly hang off the sides if I’m on my back, haven’t noticed this to be annoying yet but might go for the wide if so. ... MoreSlightly cold to the touch initially which was something new to me (coming from klymit insulated v where the fabric somehow just doesn’t feel cold to an initial touch even at -12c but was starting to not be insulated enough). Think touching a metal spoon versus a plastic one, thermal conductivity must be pretty high on the Therm-a-Rest outer fabric. At extreme cold I could see this being a problem if you need to shift around, as any expenditures of heat to warm up the material is going to be rough. That being said, 70D on the bottom definitely feels durable but I’d only personally set it in a tent or groundsheetI have the regular and find my arms slightly hang off the sides if I’m on my back, haven’t noticed this to be annoying yet but might go for the wide if so. I’m 5’7” and maybe 130lbs. This packs down so well and is roughly an ounce more than what the package claims but insanely light for the comfort and insulation.I’ve only had it one month but have taken it down seven nights to low 20s deg without any problem using a Katabatic 22deg flex quilt and only underwear. Plan to take it to -10 in about two weeks and will update the review then.I find I fold in thirds lengthwise then roll the mat fairly easily into the provided stack (my klymit was painful to get all the air out of) often taking care to make sure the wing lock can just gently fit between the roll so it isn’t strained weird. Time will tell if this holds up, but I’m personally skeptical of the winglock and it’s durablity unless you pack it with care.I enjoy using the pump sack but prefer my quilt in it’s provided sack so I’m trying to find a use for the pump sack so it isn’t just deadweight.As a heads up to future buyers, Therm-a-Rest is coming out with a new mattress that is supposedly warmer and lighter. I’d like to use this for every season to save money so we shall see if I can tolerate the r-value during humid/hot nights, I sleep pretty hot so I might be unlucky but will update my review accordingly
The inflation system requires too much time, and effort. It also does not work with any of the adapters for lightweight air pumps. Not that I want to carry an air pump backpacking but yours leaves me no choice. My Nemo Air Tensor has a frictionless, simple, easy, fast air bag that fills my former 25” wide ‘mattress with 3-4 breaths. Why is yours designed so badly? Also yours sounds like I am sleeping on 15 potato chip bags. Way too loud. I do like the higher R value which is why I bought it and for the extra toughness of the surface. If some designer could put it all in one air mattress than us just getting 2 out 5 things we want it would fly off the shelves. 1. High R value, tough surface to avoid punctures, easy inflation with 3-4 breaths, not noisy to sleep on, ... MoreThe inflation system requires too much time, and effort. It also does not work with any of the adapters for lightweight air pumps. Not that I want to carry an air pump backpacking but yours leaves me no choice. My Nemo Air Tensor has a frictionless, simple, easy, fast air bag that fills my former 25” wide ‘mattress with 3-4 breaths. Why is yours designed so badly? Also yours sounds like I am sleeping on 15 potato chip bags. Way too loud. I do like the higher R value which is why I bought it and for the extra toughness of the surface. If some designer could put it all in one air mattress than us just getting 2 out 5 things we want it would fly off the shelves. 1. High R value, tough surface to avoid punctures, easy inflation with 3-4 breaths, not noisy to sleep on, and lightweight.
I never thought I needed an inflatable sleeping pad, but this makes such a world of difference, I'm so glad I have it now! I've been on three camping trips since purchasing the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xtherm MAX Sleeping Pad. All of them were under cold, wet, muddy/sandy conditions, with long hard days that strain your muscles to the breaking point. I was so surprised to find that the sleeping pad not only kept me super warm (the ground froze overnight), but it was so comfortable that my muscles actually relaxed and recovered overnight!I'm 5'2", so this pad is luxuriously large for me, with extra room for my dog to snuggle on a corner while I sleep. I normally sleep on my side, but had to switch a lot from side to side and over to my back to ease the pain from a back ... MoreI never thought I needed an inflatable sleeping pad, but this makes such a world of difference, I'm so glad I have it now! I've been on three camping trips since purchasing the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xtherm MAX Sleeping Pad. All of them were under cold, wet, muddy/sandy conditions, with long hard days that strain your muscles to the breaking point. I was so surprised to find that the sleeping pad not only kept me super warm (the ground froze overnight), but it was so comfortable that my muscles actually relaxed and recovered overnight!I'm 5'2", so this pad is luxuriously large for me, with extra room for my dog to snuggle on a corner while I sleep. I normally sleep on my side, but had to switch a lot from side to side and over to my back to ease the pain from a back injury. The pad stayed put, was comfortable in all positions, and I woke up more rested than I've ever been in my tent.The pad also held its air really well. On one trip, I kept the same base camp for four days, and the temperature swung from below freezing at night to mid-60s during the day, but after filling the pad on day one I never needed to top it off.
| Product dimensions | 25.4L x 12.7W x 12.7Th centimetres |
| Included Components | sleeping pad |
| Product care instructions | Wipe with Damp Cloth |
| Water resistance level | Water Resistant |
| Style | WingLock Valve |
