Thermarest: NeoAir Sleeping Pad

7 Reviews

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Description

Thermarest: NeoAir Sleeping Pad - Altrec.com Product Description:

Winner of Backpacker Magazine's Editor's Choice Award 2009
When your plans call for long miles, big days, and traveling Light & Fast, make sure the ThermaRest NeoAir Sleeping Bag is in your pack. The world's most advanced, ultralight sleeping pad, the NeoAir is built with ThermaRest's patent-pending baffling, making the it 3 times warmer than any other unisulated mattress and virtually eliminating instability and air shift.
Lightweight and compact, the NeoAir packs down as small as a 1 liter water bottle and will still deliver the comfortable night's sleep you depend on from ThermaRest. Ideal for thru-hikers and weekend warriors alike, you will dream well on the NeoAir.

World's lightest, most advanced 3-season air mattress
3 times warmer than any other uninsulated air mattress
R2 barrier reflects heat back to your body and cold back to the ground
Internal baffling created insulating cells and an internal truss system
Less air shift for more comfort
R-Value: 2.5
Thinkness: 2.5"
Dimensions: 20 x 47" (Small), 20 x 66" (Medium), 20 x 72" (Regular), 25 x 77" (Large)
Weight: 9oz / 260g (Small), 13oz / 370g (Medium), 14oz / 410g (Regular), 19oz / 550g (Large)

Customer Reviews (7)

Thermarest: NeoAir Sleeping Pad - 7 Reviews

Steve S. - 2009-09-09
Next Generation of Sleeping Pad Thermarest has advanced the state of technology with the NeoAir. It is light weight and has the thickness of my Big Agnes. It is made for side sleepers because of its thickness. It does have the same warmth of the insulated Big Agness. It also seems delicate and so needs a stuff sack for protection

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Steven Lazarus - 2009-09-04
perfect. The small neoair is just perfect for occasional ground sleeping AND hammock use. The weight (light) and warmth (quite) are amazing. Definitely on my list of favorite equipment.

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lynne whelden - 2009-07-05
just okay The sticky vinyl surface I find annoying, as it causes my skin to stick to the pad along with the sleeping bag. Very thin plastic seems vulnerable to puncture as well. Set aside a good 3 minutes of blow time to inflate, not an easy task at the end of a long day of hiking. But it's light and it's long and nothing comparable out there right now.

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