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Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite Sleeping Pad

Price: $59.95
SKU CAS0314
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self what now?
I love the Trail Lite Sleeping Pad. But as a first time Therma-rest user, I must say that this claim to be "self-inflating" is sheer nonsense. It does pack up small and it is lightweight. And compared to my old foam pad (which packed up to the same size and approximate weight) it is a million times more comfortable. But even after following the instructions to the letter it still required a significant number of "puffs of air" to get up to a usable inflation. All in all a great thing, but it should really be termed Partially Self Inflating .

self inflating
I have therm-a-rest and it is the best sleeping pad i have ever camped with. Its light weight makes it awesome for backpacking. Contrary to that other review my self inflating sleeping pad self inflates every time, remember it is important to store it inflated.

Awesome
I agree with the last poster...as long as you store it inflated then it does self-inflate pretty well. Really comfortable AND light!

It works
I have tried many other brands and Thermarest just lasts longer. I like the lighter weight vs. my camprest and it is still almost as comfortable. I use this for hiking and the camprest when I'm not. Definatelly keeps me warmer on those snowy nights in the Colorado mountains.

Best Bang for the Buck.
I decided to go with the Trail Lite over the Pro Lite after extensive consideration - haven't regretted the decision. Therm-a-Rest rates this as a 4 season pad, so it'll do the job even in winter conditions. The pad *does* self-inflate, but it's crucial to follow the instructions (novel, I know). I've never slept better in the outdoors than when on this pad; if you're on a budget, this is by far the best pad your money can buy.

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