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The Therm-a-Rest Trail Sleeping Pad provides essential warmth and comfort for beginning campers.
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| Small | 29.95 |
| Regular | 29.95 |
| Medium | 29.95 |
| Large | 29.95 |
Al's Sports offers this product at $31.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
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"Rolls up tight, weighs very little, great pad to pass out on at the end of a hard day" | |
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| I bought this pad for my hike in the Panamanian mountains. I chose this one for several reasons. First because I was on a budget and the price is right my friend. Also because I wanted a light weight yet full length pad. It is indeed light weight and rolls up tight. Also, it was a rubbery skin finish that is easy to clean off. It won't retain moisture and get heavier when wet. Self inflating method works quick and easy. Just give the valve and extra few puffs and your ready for bed. For this price I'd rather have a couple of these to share around with friends/family than one of the thick Cadillac versions. | |
| Andrew at Moosejaw on 03/19/2009 | |
"Great pad for backpacking" | |
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| Not much to say about this pad, besides that it rocks for backpacking! It is very light weight and packs pretty small, but it is probably at least 6' long and about as wide as my shoulders. So it has the perfect size for backpacking It does tend to lose air a bit overnight, and doesn't have all the padding in the world, so I wouldn't use it for just short trips or car camping. But it is cheap and great for backpacking! | |
| Ryan at Moosejaw on 10/07/2009 | |
"Excellent budget-line pad." | |
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| I use mine frequently while traveling and it really does pay for itself. Not as sturdy as the more expensive pads, but every bit as comfortable. (The material is a bit thinner and not as "grabby" as the spendier versions...) Just take care of your gear and it'll take care of you. I use mine a lot and have had no leaks and no worries thusfar, after a half a year or so. | |
| Merlin at Moosejaw on 06/16/2009 | |
"Love it, sort of....." | |
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| I used to camp real minimalistically. A wool poncho a fire and some hot rocks got me through quite a few weekends Jeremiah Johnson style. When I saved up enough money from biweekly plasma donations I bought one of these little babies and a Marmot Never Summer bag. Now, I'm all out of touch with nature. But I'm so damn comfy. | |
| Yun Jung at Moosejaw on 10/22/2009 | |
"Squishy and supportive. What more can you ask for?" | |
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| Supportive pad that is just squishy enough. It doesn't fully inflate on it's own, so you have to give it a little help. Lightweight, so it's good for backpacking. Much better than sleeping on the bare ground! | |
| Megan at Moosejaw on 05/11/2009 | |
"Great Pad For Your Trail Pad" | |
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| This is a great compromise in price and functionality it insulates you well from the ground and provides conformable cushion as well. It Rolls up and deflates with ease and inflates just as easy. | |
| Torrey at Moosejaw on 10/26/2008 | |
"Perfect for beginner" | |
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| Essential warmth and comfort for beginning campers. | |
| Martin at Moosejaw on 03/23/2009 | |
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