Sleep pads

[thinhorn_AK]

Is that 7.3 rating legit? That seems too good to be true for 15oz.

I have no way of measuring r value but for me, it’s warmer. I had an exped and whatever body part was facing g the ground would absolutely freeze. My ass, hip etc chem solved that.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

My only therm regret is getting the mummy shaped on rather than the square one. So dumb.

 

[ScreamingPotato]

My only therm regret is getting the mummy shaped on rather than the square one. So dumb.

Crap, I bought the Large mummy but haven't tried it yet. Figured I'd shave a few extra oz over the large rectangle. Hope it wasn't a mistake.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Crap, I bought the Large mummy but haven't tried it yet. Figured I'd shave a few extra oz over the large rectangle. Hope it wasn't a mistake.

Yeah nothing wrong with the mummy, for me though, im
Not really backpack hunting, the extra space would be nice.

 

[TX_Diver]

I have 10-12 nights on the neo air x lite nxt max since mid July.

Comfy, but it leaks air so so I’m almost on the ground after 8 hours.

Cascade designs/ therm-a-rest is a pain to get ahold of so it doesn’t seem like it’s going to be replaced before my next trip unfortunately.

I haven’t tried it in sub freezing temps yet but it did fine into the 30s with a WM badger.

 

[justinspicher]

I bought a couple of used Sea to Summit pads from the classified section here and they have been surprisingly awesome. I couldn’t tell you what model they are, but they’ve been durable and really comfy. They aren’t real thick, unsure of the R value but I sleep well on them and don’t have any issues. When I get home I’ll take a look and see if I can find which model they are.

 

[Seeknelk]

Just to report , using the NXT rectangular, 25" wide model with a Zen bivy 15 light bed. Giving me my best sleep ever, incredibly comfortable combo..almost too warm with nights at 31-40 degrees but it's easy to vent the quilt so it was money. Buddy got chilly in kuiu 30 bag on a thinner sea to summit which makes sense.