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Great for just about any adventure, the Thermarest Trail Lite Sleeping Pad is light enough for backpacking yet thick enough to transform the hard, cold ground into a wonderful place to spend the night. This versatile model is the right choice for those who want one mattress for all their activities. The textured polyester surface is slip resistant so you don't wake-up three feet away from your pillow.
Therm-a-Rest made the Women’s Trail Lite Sleeping Pad in order to shave extra weight from your pack on long trips into the woods, and its compact size still offers just enough cushy comfort to help your body relax when you stretch out in your tent at the end of the day. The pad rolls tightly to fit in or strap onto your pack easily, and a touch of extra insulation in the foot and torso sections keeps ladies cozy on cool mountain nights.
These lightweight stuff sacks provide durable, water-resistant protection for our men's and women's Trail Lite mattresses. They include a daisy chain and end handle for easy unpacking and portability, and are made of 70D nylon taffeta.
Pairing comfort and compaction, Therm-a-Rest's Trail Lite Sleeping Pad is suitable for any mobile-sleeping adventure. Allow to self-inflate once you've found a place to rest your head for the night, and pack it down small at first light. Specifications based on size Regular.
Thermarest Trail Lite Large is the best combination of comfort, weight, and compactness
Light enough to pack on any adventure
Thinner than Trail Comfort for smaller roll size
Durable 150 denier polyester stands the test of time
Designed for budget-minded campers and backpackers who want one mattress that can do it all
Weight: 2 lbs. 11 oz.
Rolled Size: 26 x 4.6 in.
R-Value: 3.8
Thickness: 1.5 in.
Dimensions: 25 x 77 in.
Specifically designed to add warmth in the places where women need it, the Trail Lite Pad for women is for budget-minded campers and backpackers who want one mattress that can do it all.
The Trail Lite Pad by Therm-A-Rest is their best combination of comfort and compactness. This sleeping pad is light enough to pack for most any adventure. Thinner than most pads, it can roll into a smaller size with an incredibly durable polyester covering, ensuring longevity and comfort.
A utility player, this one is made for budget-minded backpackers and campers over 6 ft. tall looking for one mattress that can do it all!
Light and economic Thermarest's new Trail Lite mattresses offer the versatility to go anywhere and do anything, inspiring a rare sense of all-around confidence. Backpackers, globe-trotters, paddlers, and car campers all sleep easy with these mattresses in tow.
The Thermarest Trail Lite is the best combination of comfort and compactness.
| Average weight: | 2 lbs. 11 oz. |
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| Average weight - metric: | 1.22 kilograms |
| Design type: | Inflatable |
| Dimensions: | 20 x 66in (50.8 x 167.6cm) |
| Dimensions (Flat): | 20 x 60 inches |
| Dimensions - metric: | 196 x 64 x 4 centimeters |
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Insulation: | expanded closed-cell foam |
| Material: | Polyester |
| Packed size: | 4.6 x 26 inches |
| R-Value: | Small: 3.8 Regular: 3.8 Large: 3.8 |
| Recommended Use: | 3-Season backpacking, camping |
| Rolled Size: | Small: 21x38in. (53x10cm) Regular: 21x4.3in. (53x11cm) Large: 24x4.6in. (66x12cm) |
| Sleeping pad shape: | Rectangular |
| Stuff size: | 21 x 4.3 inches |
| Thickness: | Small: 1.5in. (3.8cm) Regular: 1.5in. (3.8cm) Large: 1.5in. (3.8cm) |
| Weight: | Small: 2lbs. 11oz. (600g) Regular: 2lbs. 0oz (910g) Large: 2lbs. 11oz. (1200g) |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer its, so you may find the same product listed more then once on GearBuyer.com, we these list highly similar products below.
 | Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite | $58.95 - $69.95 |
 | Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite Regular | $59.95 |
 | Therm-a-Rest Trail Pro | $79.90 - $99.95 |
Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
 | Therm-a-Rest Trail PadUnspecified | $29.95 - $99.95 |
 | Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite Mattress - LargeUnspecified | $69.95 |
 | Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite Stuff SackUnspecified | $8.76 - $12.95 |
These are products that have been indicated being comparable to this product:
 | Therm-a-Rest Prolite Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $79.95 - $119.95 |
| Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite Regular Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $59.95 |
 | Therm-a-Rest Ventra Down Comforter Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $159.96 - $239.98 |
 | Therm-a-Rest Z-Lite Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $28.95 - $39.95 |
 | Therm-a-Rest Z-Seat Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $14.95 |
This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Green Halo |  | Sublime |
Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
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| Green Halo | Sublime | Large | Regular | N/A | |
| Regular | 59.9559.9559.95 | ||||
| Medium | 49.95 | ||||
| Large | 59.9569.95 | ||||
| Long | 69.95 | ||||
| 25x77 | 69.95 | ||||
| 72 in | 59.95 | ||||
| 77 in | 69.95 | ||||
| N/A | 69.95 | 59.95 | |||
SummitHut.com offers this product at $59.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
TahoeMountainSports.com offers this product at $69.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
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Dang Fine Pad. Dang Fine Price | |
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| I purchased one at a local outfitter for $72 before uncle sam got his money too. I was leery about chunkin' that much change when I had two military foam pads anyway. But the fella at Sunflower in Lawerence had a table full of river rocks so you can try out the pads. I was amazed I couldn't feel one lump. I could've napped there if he let me. I bought one. Well, camping with my girlfriend, I didn't feel right hoggin it, so I let her sleep on it while I doubled upon the two foam ones. It was ok, but not as comfy as the Thermarest Trail Lite. Next time we went out it was on a river bank of rock. Once again, her-Thermarest, me-foam el doublay. It was ok, I guess, but when I took a nap on it during the day, I said "hell no - I am getting another one" So I researched and Altrec has the best deal out there- Heck of a price, free shipping - can't beat that. I can tell you these are durable and after many uses- no signs of wear - built to last. It's light too. Sleep is important - especially if you are in the wilderness. The ground will suck the heat out of you -This pad will ensure that does not happen as it also ensures you much comfort. | |
| matt mayfield at Altrec on 08/06/2009 | |
So far, so good. | |
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My husband and I each bought a Trail Lite pad in order to cold-weather camp. We were recently in Minnesota trying them out (only got to 30 degrees at night) and they were EXTREMELY comfortable, easy to strap to the pack, and they helped keep us warm. When it get's really chilly, you would more than likely need to put another substantial barrier between yourself and your tent floor though. | |
| Sue Schwamb at Backcountry.com on 10/25/2009 | |
Get one | |
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| [...] I was leery about chunkin' that much change when I had two military foam pads anyway[...]I bought one. Well, camping with my girlfriend, I didn't feel right hoggin it, so I let her sleep on it while I doubled upon the two foam ones. It was ok, but not as comfy as the Thermarest Trail Lite. Next time we went out it was on a river bank of rock. Once again, her-Thermarest, me-foam el doublay. It was ok, i guess, but when I took a nap on it during the day, I said "heck no- I am getting another one" So I found this one on REI.com at a better price.I can tell you these are durable and after many uses- no signs of wear- built to last. It's light too.Sleep is important- especially if you are in the wilderness. The ground will suck the heat out of you-This pad will ensure that does not happen as it also ensures you plenty of comfort. | |
| BigfootYancey at REI on 08/06/2009 | |
Amazing comfort! | |
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| I'm a big guy- dimension and weight wise. So Im a test for such a light pad- and it passes the test easily. The pad is amazingly comfortable, light and compact to carry, and seems tough enough to take the knocks. Dont forget that when you first get it, it has been compressed a long time and you need to inflate it overnight (blow it up by mouth) and then store it onrolled when you can so it performs its best. In use, I prefer to have the pad firm so I blow air in. My only real issue is that Thermarest sell the stuff sack seperately, while I think it should be included. I has an EMS that had a stuff sack AND repair kit included. Overall I am VERY happy with the purchase. | |
| Drumming Moose at REI on 09/24/2007 | |
Comfortable & Lightweight Sleeping Pad | |
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| I purchased this sleeping pad for motorcycle camping. I prefer minimalist gear with comfort. This is a great lightweight sleeping pad & it is very comfortable. It is easy to inflate/deflate and roll up. I purchased a REI stuff sack for about half the price of a Therm-a-Rest sack, which is to expensive. This sleeping pad can be folded & rolled up like the Pro Lite Plus-Large sleeping pad. This pad only weighs few ounces more than the Pro Lite Plus-Large, but is about the same size rolled up. I purchased a 24" adjustable Velcro strap to secure the pad in a rolled up position so it easily fits into the REI stuff sack. I would not hesitate to recommend this sleeping pad. | |
| msscull at REI on 07/31/2009 | |
Sweet Sleep | |
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| This is my second trail lite. After losing my first one due to heavy winds and the nearby proximity of a lake, I went out and purchased a new one. It is really pretty awesome. After spending 21 days on trail in the backcountry, sleeping on this pad made me wish i could spend 21 days more. I can easily say that this pad is more comfortable that my own bed at home, maybe that doesn't say too much about me. The only down side to this item is the weight. It's too bad that there's not a way to get supreme thick comfort, while keeping the weight low. | |
| Env_edukat at REI on 09/21/2007 | |
Old, Tough, and good as new | |
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| My version of this light weight pad (has the same specs- 78x25x1.5) is 15+ years old. I have used it on hiking & game trails, and down rivers, camping where ever it feels right (May thru Oct in). I am 6'1", 245, so I give it 9-10 extra puffs. The pad has always felt soft and warm. My pad is still going strong, no need to replace it. I have not found anything about it that needs to changed. I help the pad out by pitching my tent on top of the pine-duff or grass, when I can. | |
| Tinker39 at REI on 10/18/2008 | |
All around best | |
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| I take this on back packing, mountain climbing and camping trips. It's comfortable, light, quick and easy to deal with and easy to take on a airplane. Mt. Whitney -- friends sleep on granite, I sleep in comfort. Dominican Republic -- friends sleep on lumpy ground, I sleep in comfort. I would suggest the straps that go around the pad and clip to the sleeping bag... especially if you are on a slope. All things considered -- price, weight, length, comfort -- I think this one is the best. | |
| Mushu at REI on 06/16/2008 | |
Best Price on the Internet! | |
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| After one night on the ground (inside the tent of course) I decided right away that the Thermarest pad that I used while in the military was the thing for me. I researched and purchased this through Altrec with free shipping and it is wonderful. All Thermarest products require a little extra air to make them firm enough but make sure to store them unrolled to get the maximum self-inflation when you use them. They are great insulators from the ground and cold. | |
| T Ellis at Altrec on 07/27/2009 | |
Great pad and great price. | |
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| We bought this sleeping pad to use on our camping trip across the country from Virginia to Montana. We have had no problems with it whatsoever. The self-inflation claim is a little misleading, as some of the other reviews point out...you actually have to give it a couple of breaths to make it firm, but it's no problem. I would recommend this pad to anyone seeking a better night's sleep in the wild. | |
| dallas wesley at Altrec on 06/18/2009 | |
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you guys didnt have any in stock....very sad! | |
| jlny10052295319 at Backcountry.com on 06/19/2009 | |
