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Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite Sleeping Pad

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$129.95 - $179.95

Item # CAS0718

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Tech Specs

Material: [top and bottom] 30D high-tenacity nylon
Dimensions: [S] 47 x 20 x 2.5 in, [R] 72 x 20 x 2.5 in, [L] 77 x 20 x 2.5 in
Rolled Size: [S] 9 x 3.3 in, [R] 9 x 4 in, [L] 11 x 4.5 in
R-Value: 3.2
Shape: mummy
Pump: no
Self-Inflating: no
Stuff Sack: yes
Claimed Weight: [S] 8 oz, [R] 12 oz, [L] 1 lb
Recommended Use: backpacking
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

Has anyone tried this pad in a bivy setup?...

danp55941

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Has anyone tried this pad in a bivy setup? I use a Mountain Hardware Bivy everywhere I go with a North Face bag and a Therm-a-resy prolite as my setup/ I'm looking for more loft and heat as a side sleeper. I'm 6'6" so cirious if this would fit inside my bivy and if it would be a durable option as I rarely ever sleep on good ground. Thanks - Montana-bowhunter!

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Phil

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This sleeping pad does have more girth than a Prolite,1.5 more inches more. It does have a tapered design that would help fit inside a bivy, although I cannot answer this accurately without knowing which model of MH bivy. The NeoAir is a little more "fragile" than the Prolite. It may not be the best option for not sleeping on "good ground". You may want to look at a combo of your Prolite with a Thermarest Ridge-Rest Solar Sleep Pad or a Ridge-Rest SOLite. The closed foam pad will insulate you well and is more durable than an inflatable pad.

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