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    Default Neoair Thermarest Xtherm Max

    So I got my coupon to rei and had a small dividend. I needed a new pad for when I sleep on the ground and decided to go all out.

    I got a thermarest neoair xtherm max pad, size regular.

    First and foremost, this thing is sweet.

    It isn't loud and crinkly like others have said. I think they changed the material from the older ones. Also, the bottom fabric is a heavier, more durable nylon than on the x-lite.

    Mine weighs 16.8oz on my kitchen scale.

    I slept on it in my garage with a cheap synthetic 10* sleeping bag. Not gonna lie, having that high r-value kept me nice and warm.

    This will be my go-to pad for all year camping. I hate being cold and I think this fits the bill.

    Also, it's super comfy.

    Anyone else have an xtherm they use year round?

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    Just picked one up in Long (also have a Regular NeoAir). Looking forward to going from an R value of 2.5 to 5.7, and the extra 5" in either direction. I think the 9 oz weight penalty will be worth it (base weight 8-15 lbs depending on my trip/time of year).
    The one who follows the crowd, will usually get no further than the crowd. The one who walks alone, is likely to find himself in places no one has ever been.
    -Albert Einstein

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