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Best sleeping pad for backpacking.
Pros: Lightweight (20 ounces), mostly self-inflating, lifetime warranty.
Cons: Narrow (20 inches), only an inch thick, not much insulation (R-value 2.3), non-slip bottom gets mixed reviews.N/ATherm-A-RestN/AN/AInflatableFoam3 seasons2.311 x 4.1 in.72 in.20 in.1 in.1 lbsLifetime -
Super-light foam sleeping mat.Pros: Extremely light (3.4 ounces), insulates well (R-value 2.27), doubles as padded backpack frame, durable, inexpensive.Cons: Narrow (18 inches), bulky for packing, three-season use only.
not avail.N/AGossamer GearN/ARectangularClosed-Cell FoamFoam3 Seasons2.27N/A29 in.18 in.0.75 in.0.23 lbsNo Warranty -
Winter sleeping pad.Pros: Well insulated (R-value 5.9), thick (2.8 inches), compacts for easy storage, five-year warranty.Cons: Regular size is short (70 inches), inflates manually, heavy (28 ounces).N/AExpedN/ARectangularInflatableFoamN/A5.97 x 5 in.70 in.20 in.2.8 in.1.75 lbs.N/A
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Big sleeping pad for car camping.Pros: Self-inflating, big and thick, well insulated (R-value 8), lifetime warranty.Cons: Heavy (8 pounds), expensive, bulky when rolled up, repair kit and stuff sack cost extra.N/ATherm-A-RestN/ARectangularInflatableFoam3 seasons830 x 11 in.77 in.30 in.3 in.8 lbsLifetime
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Budget sleeping pad for car camping.Pros: Thick (3.5 inches), self-inflating, insulated (R-value 6.4), lifetime warranty.Cons: Narrow (25 inches), bulky when rolled up, heavy (5 pounds).
not avail.N/AREIN/ARectangularInflatableFoamN/A6.46.25 x 26 in.76 in.25 in.3.5 in.5 lbsN/A
