Trail Pro Self-Inflating Camping And Backpacking Sleeping Pad

I got the trail pro to replace my old thermarest luxury series as my winter pad. It is warm and rather compact for a self Inflating pad it can easily fit in my osprey ceres 50 with a good amount of room left. The pads shape is rather good for a mummy pad. The pad is warm down to 10 degrees but when paired with a closed cell foam pad I have been warm down to zero degrees All and all this is a really good, reliable, comfortable and warm pad

The Therm-A-Rest Trail Pro Self-Inflating Camping And Backpacking Sleeping Pad is an absolute game-changer when it comes to outdoor sleeping comfort. This sleeping pad has become an essential part of my camping and backpacking gear, ensuring a restful night's sleep wherever I go.The comfort provided by the Trail Pro sleeping pad is unmatched. The combination of supportive foam and the innovative self-inflating design creates a cushioning effect that conforms to my body, providing optimal comfort and pressure relief. It's like sleeping on a cloud, even on uneven or rocky terrain.Durability is another standout feature of this sleeping pad. The materials used are high-quality and capable of withstanding rugged outdoor conditions. I have used this pad on multiple camping trips, and it has held up exceptionally well, showing no signs of wear or tear.What sets the Trail Pro apart is its versatility. It is suitable for both camping and backpacking adventures. The pad's lightweight design and compact size make it easy to pack and carry, without sacrificing any comfort. The self-inflating feature is a true time-saver, allowing for quick and effortless setup at the end of a long day.

This pad is awesome. It’s soooo comfortable. I was worried about being able to sleep at Scout summer camp, but with this, slept well all week. It deflated slightly on Night 3, but just a few breaths had it working for the rest of the week.

I bought this since my NeoAir was sent in for repair/replacement evaluation. I don't consider this a backpacking sleeping pad, because of the bulkiness but it was great for motorcycle camping. Still a bit bulky but packable nonetheless. What I appreciated most is how quiet it is compared to the NeoAir.

Compared to some larger ones, its a bit on the small side given the price. Its great as far as the ease of inflating and deflating. I like the fact that it (apparently) is one thing we can actually make in the US. Overall its great for use in a small tent or hammock, or for a small person that doesn’t move around too much.

I really loved how comfortable it was compared to my other thermarests. Kept me warm and dry. Pricy , but well worth it.

Great comfort.The XL size fits my 6 foot 3 brother. and Supports my 220 lb body.It is a little bulky to take on long hikes but it is super comfortable for sleeping. I often put the XL one in my 2 person hammock and could relax all day.

I usually sleep on a cot and thought this pad would make my extremely uncomfortable cot more tolerable. Well, as fate would have it, when I camped this weekend I completely forgot my cot, and so I had to really put this to the test on the extremely hard Arizona ground.I found this to be quite comfortable, but I'm a side sleeper and I assumed that would be the real test. I turned onto my side, and much to my surprise, I found this to be very comfortable. It did, however, start to get cold as the outside temp got down to about 37 degrees F. I would put something under it just to keep the cold away, but other than that, I found this to be extremely comfortable.

This thing is decently small and very light when packed. It’s exceptional if you’re car camping in a small car. It can also be used backpacking but it might be a little bulkier than other packable options.The outer fabric is very soft and the pad is comfortable. It is a fine balance between size and comfort. It’s just thick enough to insulate and to support a side sleeper in a comfortable position. You can adjust it to your desired level of firmness. For example, I’m a side sleeper who likes soft and I can still use it. I wake up rested without any sore spots.You can also us this pad for glamping as a mattress topper for a firm inflatable mattress.It does self inflate and I only need 5 blows to make it soft for side sleeping. It insulates pretty well but I only used it on +8C. I will be comfortable for using it in much colder temperatures as well.In terms of difficulty durability this pad is strong enough but definitely not heavy duty. I use a thin mat or wool blanket under.

It’s the most comfortable sleeping pad I’ve had and been on. It stores thick so it takes a lot of place if you’re backpacking. So that’s the main tradeoff. I like it though, very comfortable

Used it 8 nights in a row motorcycle camping. The selfinflating is not so useful so I carried a pump. Pretty comfortable considering it's size and thickness. Nice and compact for camping when on my bike or by foot.

Die Isomatte ist vom Packmaß nicht die kleinste aber der Komfort dafür umso besser. *****Leider hat meine keine 60 Tage im Zelt überlebt (über einen Zeitraum von knapp 2 Jahren), der Kleber hat sich in der Nacht auf der Kopfseite gelöst und mich gewaltsam aus dem Schlaf gerissen, ich dachte irgend ein Wildtier ist auf mein Zelt gefallen.Nunja, mitten in Frankreich (Ferienzeit, viele Geschäfte hatten geschlossen)... wie soll man das bloß reparieren? Somit musste ich weitere 10 Tage auf der defekten Isomatte schlafen.Update *** 08.11.23Paket ist wohl verloren gegangen, Ware im Servicecenter nicht auffindbar. Ist wohl viel los...Update *** 20.11.23Mir wurde eine nagelneue zugeschickt. Top!

The most comfy pad I’d ever used, I got size regular is just about big enough width wise if you like to roll at night get next size up, packs down super small 819g total weight but the comfort is unreal