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Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite Ultralight Backpacking Air Mattress
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Therm-a-RestWhy focus on comfort? It's the simple belief that the better you rest, the better you play. It's a universal truth that is readily apparent in our daily lives, but one that is too often overlooked at play. From the essential, life-preserving warmth that we've provided to some of the world's most significant expeditions, to a simple seat that turns a rocky outcrop into the most amazing lunch stop you've ever dreamed of, the right dose of comfort makes everything better by allowing you to be at your best. Photo by: Sammy Spence  Pump sackPump sack included for easy inflation  ThermaCaptureAn innovative, proprietary material that reflects radiant heat and minimizes heat loss without adding extra weight or bulk.  Made in the USAMade in the USA of the finest US and global materials.  Triangular Core MatrixPatented technology utilizes two stacked layers of triangular baffles to create a stable surface while minimizing heat loss. 
 What is R-value?R-value is a measure of thermal resistance; the higher the R-value, the more thermally resistant the material or structure is. By selecting an appropriately insulated sleeping pad, you’ll stay warm throughout the night, and wake up prepared for the trail.
DescriptionThe Therm-A-Rest NeoAir XLite Ultralight Inflatable Air Mattress for three-season backpacking, mountaineering, and camping is the ultimate minimalist’s expedition sleeping pad. Offering maximum warmth for the weight, it''s designed specifically for adding a padded layer of warmth and insulation between sleeping bag and ground in alpine conditions. Baffled internal structure provides support and comfort in a 2.5-inch inflated mattress, for a restful night in the backcountry. The Therm-A-Rest NeoAir XLite sleeping pad is perfect for lightweight expeditions thanks to its innovative tapered design and materials, which eliminate bulk, making it possible to pack the ground pad to the size of a one-liter water bottle. Available in two styles: Equipped with the Standard Valve, or equipped with the WingLock Valve which is able to inflate a pad three times faster than a standard valve thanks to a larger barrel and optional one-way inflation. Standard Valve models include stuff sack and repair kit for fixing punctures, and WingLock Valve models include a pump sack (for easier, breath-free pad inflation), a stuff sack and a repair kit. Made in the USA. Manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty. Product information
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Top reviews from the United States seafanVerified Purchase
I was shocked how well I slept! A big yes!
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2017
Wow, I was completely shocked! I''m a committed hammock backpacker, but recently I went on a trip that had no place for hammocks to hang. Desperate, I turned to the advice of a friend completing a thru hike of the Appalachian Trail. He is using the Them-a-rest NeoAir XLite,...
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Wow, I was completely shocked! I''m a committed hammock backpacker, but recently I went on a trip that had no place for hammocks to hang. Desperate, I turned to the advice of a friend completing a thru hike of the Appalachian Trail. He is using the Them-a-rest NeoAir XLite, and absolutely loves it. He said it was comfortable for his large frame (and weight), hardly crinkled, and easy to pack and carry. Well, I wasn''t doing a thru hike, but a good night''s sleep is just as important on any trip, so I bought this rest-pad. I haven''t tent camped in years, so I expected a restless night of tossing and turning. I was shocked that I fell to sleep almost immediately - no tossing and turning and I had NO pressure points irritated during my sleep. I stayed warm and very comfortable. As for the crinkling ? None. I mean you are going to hear the sound of your clothes or sleeping bag glide across the pad''s surface as with any fabric, but I did not hear the cringing crinkling noise I typically hear from my tent-camping buddies. I asked my friends the next morning if they heard me and each said "no" they never heard me move during the night. Some things to be aware of though - as with any air filled pad, your heaviest part of your body will slightly displace air to other parts of the pad - you will likely want some blanket or towel to help offset that "lift" you may experience. For example, my hips and thighs are muscular but my waist and shoulders are slim, so the shifted air lifts the lighter portions and thus my raised shoulders meant my head was lifted, too, which meant my neck was at an odd angle as the weight of my head pulled it back down. Since don''t camp with a pillow - I rolled my extra clothes into a makeshift pillow to support my head and neck. This is not a design flaw in the pad - just a user-friendly piece of advice to maximize your positive experience when using the pad. I have to say I really slept with almost the same amount of comfort on this pad as my hammock. I only say "almost" because I am a zealot when it comes to hammocks! If you have avoided camping because of the lack of comfort when sleeping on the ground, this rest pad is for you!
75 people found this helpful
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Buyer beware.
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2020Size: Large - 25 x 77 InchesStyle: WingLock Valve
Terribly disappointed in this product and company. We purchased 2 of these for camping. One works fine. The other will not stay inflated. Past the 30 day return on Amazon, so contacted ThermaRest. They told us we had to find the leak (we couldn’t find one) and pay to mail...
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Terribly disappointed in this product and company. We purchased 2 of these for camping. One works fine. The other will not stay inflated. Past the 30 day return on Amazon, so contacted ThermaRest. They told us we had to find the leak (we couldn’t find one) and pay to mail it to them. Then, if they find a leak, they’ll fix it and return it to us. If I pay over $200 for a camping pad, I expect it to work or for the company to replace it. Very disappointed.Update: After speaking with Amazon and returning our product, we are out $45 for a mat that never held air. Highly disappointed in the customer service by both TheramRest and Amazon. 26 people found this helpful  Ray D.Verified Purchase
Nice light pad
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2016
Pretty comfortable. Takes a bit of effort to blow up, but no big deal. Tends to be slippery so when I want to turn onto my side I grip the edges so I don''t go flying off. Last time I used it the temp was about 32 F outside and I didn''t feel any cold from the ground....
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Pretty comfortable. Takes a bit of effort to blow up, but no big deal. Tends to be slippery so when I want to turn onto my side I grip the edges so I don''t go flying off. Last time I used it the temp was about 32 F outside and I didn''t feel any cold from the ground. Great for a 70+ yr old who can''t carry a lot of weight on back-country trips.
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Super comfortable and light
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2017
Super comfortable and light. Packed size can''t be beat. But this thing is the loudest sleeping pad ever. It''s like sleeping on a bag of potato chips. My wife won''t ever let me use this because she would never be able to get to sleep with the noise this makes. So if you are...
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Super comfortable and light. Packed size can''t be beat. But this thing is the loudest sleeping pad ever. It''s like sleeping on a bag of potato chips. My wife won''t ever let me use this because she would never be able to get to sleep with the noise this makes. So if you are camping solo and the noise doesn''t bother you then this is great. Otherwise you should probably consider something else
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Very light and surprisingly warm and comfy.
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2018
This is a preferred choice of hiking mattresses when every ounce is counted and Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite delivers where matters: it''s easy to inflate (no silly inflation bags are needed), it''s warm to sustain you to about 20F and you can always flip it around in hot...
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This is a preferred choice of hiking mattresses when every ounce is counted and Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite delivers where matters: it''s easy to inflate (no silly inflation bags are needed), it''s warm to sustain you to about 20F and you can always flip it around in hot weather to stay cooler and it is surprisingly comfy even though it''s not very thick and side sleepers need to approach with caution.I have few complaints about Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite. It is very crinkly and loud, compared to most competing pads and it does not come in Regular Wide size for those who don''t need extra length but appreciate some space for their hands when laying on your back or stomach. It''s also quite slippery and the side rails are not raised like in many other pads, so you are running the risk of sliding from this pad in the middle of the night. However, if you count every ounce, these pads are the lightest insulated pads on the market that still deliver comfortable uncompromising sleep while on the trail. If you are OK sacrificing couple of extra ounces though, Big Agnes Q core SLX comes highly recommended as it is much thicker, has raised side rails, very quiet to sleep on and is even warmer then Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite while still staying very light on the scales. And yes, Big Agnes does come in regular wide size. Word of caution though, it takes twice as long to inflate Big Agnes compared to Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite and so (optional and quite pricy) inflatable bag may be necessary. 25 people found this helpful JayJayVerified Purchase
Probably the best ultralight sleeping pad out there
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017
This went with me on a 6 night trip where it dipped down to low 30s overnight and I was perfectly comfortable the entire time. II''m 5''6" so I just put my backpack down by my feet to keep them off the ground and that worked perfectly. I used a stuff sack pump every...
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This went with me on a 6 night trip where it dipped down to low 30s overnight and I was perfectly comfortable the entire time. II''m 5''6" so I just put my backpack down by my feet to keep them off the ground and that worked perfectly. I used a stuff sack pump every night and the pad always had enough pressure to be comfortable. At 8oz and rolling up pretty small if you want to go ultralight this is a fantastic choice.One of the most common complaints I hear and read about inflatable pads is the old cold butt syndrome where someone goes to sleep with the pad just fine but they wake in the morning because they think it deflated overnight. Usually this happens in colder conditions and usually it never deflated at all. The problem is pretty simple although can get complex. Using the formula (pressureA x volumeA)/temperatureA = (pressureB x volumeB)/temperatureB with pressure being constant since your body weight creates the bulk of the pressure you can predict the volume of air in the pad at varying temperatures. If you blow into it with your body temperature air and assuming it cools a little as you blow in and accounting for the cooling of the air in the pad due to conduction with the ground you can determine volume. Let''s say the air in the pad is down to 70F when you lay down but it gets down to 50F at the coldest time the volume will decrease by almost 30%. To avoid the cold butt you have to blow the coolest air into it as you can (via a pump or stuff sack pump), blow more into it when you think it''s full (increasing the initial pressure value), or blow it up when you set up camp then blow more into it just before bed time. Happy hiking to you! 77 people found this helpful Gregory BVerified Purchase
Prince(ss) and the Pea
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2015
I''ve used 2 previous generations of Thermarests - the old self-inflating foam core type, and the newer closed cell green on one side, silver on the other "waffle" surface pad so many people use. But this NeoAir X-Lite gave me the best night of sleep by far. I...
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I''ve used 2 previous generations of Thermarests - the old self-inflating foam core type, and the newer closed cell green on one side, silver on the other "waffle" surface pad so many people use. But this NeoAir X-Lite gave me the best night of sleep by far. I sleep on my side, and the 2.5 inches of cushioning make all the difference. FYI, I initially got the Women''s version to save a few ounces, thinking my feet would be ok hanging off the end. (I''m 5''11".) Not so. So I gave that one away as a gift and got the full sized regular. It does make more noise than the other types, but the increased comfort makes that a trivial complaint. More comfort means less tossing and turning.
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Great sleeping pad but TOO NARROW - doesn''t work for me
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2019
I started getting more and more into backpacking and I finally wanted to splurge on a well-made and durable sleeping pad. I read many reviews, and after much deliberation, I decided to buy Thermarest NeoAir XLite. It was on sale on Amazon so I ordered it. Immediately...
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I started getting more and more into backpacking and I finally wanted to splurge on a well-made and durable sleeping pad. I read many reviews, and after much deliberation, I decided to buy Thermarest NeoAir XLite. It was on sale on Amazon so I ordered it.Immediately after opening the box I was shocked how long and narrow this pad is (as compared to my previous Klymit V2 sleeping pad). I went online and saw that Thermarest NeoAir XLite is listed as 20 inches wide while my Klymit pad was 25inches. That''s a whole 5 inches narrower and I knew immediately I might have issues with that. (I sold the V2 because it wasn''t offering enough support for me as a side sleeper as it wasn''t warm enough.) On the contrary, NeoAir XLite is super comfortable! My issue is that it takes quite a few breaths to inflate but I learned quickly that you don''t need to inflate it more than halfway as your weight will distribute evenly. Too full will make the pad too hard and uncomfortable. But the main reason why I''m not in love with this mat is that IT IS NOT for side sleepers or people who toss a lot through the night. Because it is so narrow, I would find myself sliding off the pad. I tried sleeping with my sleeping pad inside of my sleeping bag, sleeping with the bag open (to avoid the materials sliding) and still, I would fall off. Just to be clear, I am a stomach/side sleeper with one leg slightly raised, which makes my body width well beyond this mat and I would sleep with half of my leg off the mat if I wanted to position myself comfortably, and hence, touch the ground through the night. It wasn''t much of an issue in summer, but I know I would be freezing in colder conditions. Because the mat is so narrow, it doesn''t work for me. I wish it was 3-5 inches wider. NeoAir XLite gets a lot of positive reviews, but they must be mostly from people who are back sleepers. If you sleep in any other position, you should try the pad in a store like REI where you can inflate it and see it for yourself. I''m sad that it doesn''t work for me as I got it on a super sale for under $120 and it feels comfortable. Doesn''t matter how much I try, I can''t sleep on my back or flat on stomach all night long. I tried it for approx. 10 nights and it just won''t work for me in the long run. 5 people found this helpful Top reviews from other countries marius
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Service failure!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 18, 2020
I just received my parcel and i must note that i ve been sold this product as a 4.2 R value, instead it is an 3.2 as stated on its box (picture attached) Furthermore, the pump sack is missing. It could be because youve made a mistake.. you are also stating that its USA made...See moreI just received my parcel and i must note that i ve been sold this product as a 4.2 R value, instead it is an 3.2 as stated on its box (picture attached) Furthermore, the pump sack is missing. It could be because youve made a mistake.. you are also stating that its USA made but mine is made in Ireland (which is definitely not an issue) and maybe only the USA ones are coming with the pump sack included and the other ones are not Thermarest recommends to inflate with a pump suck and you failed to provide it
I just received my parcel and i must note that i ve been sold this product as a 4.2 R value, instead it is an 3.2 as stated on its box (picture attached) Furthermore, the pump sack is missing. It could be because youve made a mistake.. you are also stating that its USA made but mine is made in Ireland (which is definitely not an issue) and maybe only the USA ones are coming with the pump sack included and the other ones are not Thermarest recommends to inflate with a pump suck and you failed to provide it 23 people found this helpful Translate all reviews to English K. Grimm
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Die wohl teuerste Plastiktüte der Welt :-)
Reviewed in Germany on March 17, 2020
Ich habe die L-Version und sie liegt sich unglaublich weich. Das leichte Rascheln tritt eher beim Aufblasen auf, mich stört''s beim Liegen nicht. Die Anleitung sagt, beim Aufpumpen solle man die obere Öffnung einrollen. Wenn man sie jedoch einfach zusammenknautscht wie eine...See moreIch habe die L-Version und sie liegt sich unglaublich weich. Das leichte Rascheln tritt eher beim Aufblasen auf, mich stört''s beim Liegen nicht. Die Anleitung sagt, beim Aufpumpen solle man die obere Öffnung einrollen. Wenn man sie jedoch einfach zusammenknautscht wie eine Bäckertüte vor dem Aufblasen, hat man mehr Luft im Sack und schneller geht''s auch. Die beiden Hebel am Ventil steuern, ob Luft nur rein soll oder wieder raus. Das Drehteil kann in beiden Fällen offen bleiben. Das macht das Aufpumpen zu einem Kinderspiel. Den Pumpsack (grau) selbst verwendet man untertags als Schlafsackhülle oder für seine Schlafkleidung, Kopfkissen o.ä. Die Öffnung an seiner Unterseite kann man verschließen und als Kompressionsventil benutzen. Oben, am weiten Ende ist eine Kordel angebracht. Ich mag Sachen mit Mehrfachnutzen. Zum Zusammenpacken falte ich die Isomatte 2x längs (also vierlagig) und rolle sie dann mit offenem Ventil zusammen. Gepackt ist sie sinnlos klein und passt locker in den schwarzen Transportbeutel. Meistens sind solche Beutel zu knapp bemessen; dieser nicht. Wenn man die Matte sorgfältig zusammenrollt, ist er sogar zu groß. Wenn die Matte jetzt noch so viele Jahre hält, wie die alte Thermarest (die immer noch so gut ist wie am ersten Tag, nur größer und schwerer, da selbstaufblasend), dann relativiert sich der Preis wieder.
Ich habe die L-Version und sie liegt sich unglaublich weich. Das leichte Rascheln tritt eher beim Aufblasen auf, mich stört''s beim Liegen nicht.Die Anleitung sagt, beim Aufpumpen solle man die obere Öffnung einrollen. Wenn man sie jedoch einfach zusammenknautscht wie eine Bäckertüte vor dem Aufblasen, hat man mehr Luft im Sack und schneller geht''s auch. Die beiden Hebel am Ventil steuern, ob Luft nur rein soll oder wieder raus. Das Drehteil kann in beiden Fällen offen bleiben. Das macht das Aufpumpen zu einem Kinderspiel. Den Pumpsack (grau) selbst verwendet man untertags als Schlafsackhülle oder für seine Schlafkleidung, Kopfkissen o.ä. Die Öffnung an seiner Unterseite kann man verschließen und als Kompressionsventil benutzen. Oben, am weiten Ende ist eine Kordel angebracht. Ich mag Sachen mit Mehrfachnutzen. Zum Zusammenpacken falte ich die Isomatte 2x längs (also vierlagig) und rolle sie dann mit offenem Ventil zusammen. Gepackt ist sie sinnlos klein und passt locker in den schwarzen Transportbeutel. Meistens sind solche Beutel zu knapp bemessen; dieser nicht. Wenn man die Matte sorgfältig zusammenrollt, ist er sogar zu groß. Wenn die Matte jetzt noch so viele Jahre hält, wie die alte Thermarest (die immer noch so gut ist wie am ersten Tag, nur größer und schwerer, da selbstaufblasend), dann relativiert sich der Preis wieder. 26 people found this helpful Translate review to English  steelynick
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Worth every penny.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 19, 2021
Don''t be put off by the price, I had bought 2 other sleep mats from other manufacturers, unfortunately they didn''t fulfill my needs. I needed a lightweight, packable mat with a decent R rating to go in a camera bag for wild camping. This is an extremely small footprint in...See moreDon''t be put off by the price, I had bought 2 other sleep mats from other manufacturers, unfortunately they didn''t fulfill my needs. I needed a lightweight, packable mat with a decent R rating to go in a camera bag for wild camping. This is an extremely small footprint in my pack, barely the same size as a 1 litre bottle, it made such a difference. It inflates well with the provided sack, and was super comfortable. I didn''t notice any noise as I was sparko deluxe all night! Easy to deflate thanks to the new valve, and packs away easily. Really pleased, there may be cheaper Mays, but this is worth every penny and will be a definite all year rounder.
Don''t be put off by the price, I had bought 2 other sleep mats from other manufacturers, unfortunately they didn''t fulfill my needs. I needed a lightweight, packable mat with a decent R rating to go in a camera bag for wild camping. This is an extremely small footprint in my pack, barely the same size as a 1 litre bottle, it made such a difference. It inflates well with the provided sack, and was super comfortable. I didn''t notice any noise as I was sparko deluxe all night! Easy to deflate thanks to the new valve, and packs away easily. Really pleased, there may be cheaper Mays, but this is worth every penny and will be a definite all year rounder.
Paul Kingston
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Ideal for wild mountain camping
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 14, 2020
Very compact and light and the bag makes it super easy to inflate. There’s a knack to optimum inflation - too much air and you’re prone to frequently rolling off it and a crunchy noise from the insulation inside. However with a bit of deflation (so your hips almost touch...See moreVery compact and light and the bag makes it super easy to inflate. There’s a knack to optimum inflation - too much air and you’re prone to frequently rolling off it and a crunchy noise from the insulation inside. However with a bit of deflation (so your hips almost touch the ground) and its quiet, warm and comfy.
Very compact and light and the bag makes it super easy to inflate. There’s a knack to optimum inflation - too much air and you’re prone to frequently rolling off it and a crunchy noise from the insulation inside. However with a bit of deflation (so your hips almost touch the ground) and its quiet, warm and comfy.
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Dont review often
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Lightweight Mat
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 31, 2021
Pros - lightweight - packs up small - easy to inflate/deflate and adjust firmness. Warm to sleep on/well insulated - which means you can use a lighter weight sleeping bag - saving weight and space in rucksack. Cons - very slippy - for a better nights sleep - I used a...See morePros - lightweight - packs up small - easy to inflate/deflate and adjust firmness. Warm to sleep on/well insulated - which means you can use a lighter weight sleeping bag - saving weight and space in rucksack. Cons - very slippy - for a better nights sleep - I used a sleeping bag liner and put the mat inside it, with my sleeping bag used as a quilt over me - which made it better. It''s very narrow (no use if larger than a slim person or someone who moves a lot at night). Would strongly suggest getting a wider one for the extra few grams weight.
Pros - lightweight - packs up small - easy to inflate/deflate and adjust firmness. Warm to sleep on/well insulated - which means you can use a lighter weight sleeping bag - saving weight and space in rucksack.Cons - very slippy - for a better nights sleep - I used a sleeping bag liner and put the mat inside it, with my sleeping bag used as a quilt over me - which made it better. It''s very narrow (no use if larger than a slim person or someone who moves a lot at night). Would strongly suggest getting a wider one for the extra few grams weight. Brief content visible, double tap to read full content.Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Similar brands on AmazonSponsored
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