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Therm-a-Rest Prolite Sleeping Pad - Women's
With extra insulation in the torso and foot areas, the Therm-a-Rest Women’s Prolite Sleeping Pad comforts the female form after a long day in the backcountry. Weighing 20% less than previous versions, the Prolite uses die-cut foam and lightweight fabric with a self-inflating design that rolls up small and drops right in your pack. Grippy fabric on the bottom and a textured top stop the pad from sliding around while you sleep.
Bottom Line: The original self-inflating pad designed just for women.
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never failed!
By: kasha Rigby
April 26, 2009
i have been using the same womens prolight for years...no guarantees but it has never gone flat or needed a patch! it packs so small. it feel like an old friend at this point. i use it on snow and stay warm or earth and stay comfortable.
General question: What is the best all round sleeping pad out
General question: What is the best all round sleeping pad out there? tough pad, light, easy to pack
By: david schoonover
July 18, 2009
I have been sold on Therm-a-Rest products since 1980 when the only product they had was the original orange, metal valve, self-inflating pad. In twenty nine years the only thing I've had to do was replace the metal valves with the black plastic ones. In other words, I've never had a problem. I currently own six Therm-a-Rest sleeping pads & one Lite Seat which, BTW, goes with me on every outing.
By: Jeff Gerhard
August 1, 2009
It depends upon your needs. There are many pads available, far more than ever! I would list what you want in a pad, or what's more important to you. In my opinion, the best all-around Thermarest pad is the Trail Pro. It's thick at 2 inches (for a self-inflatable, this is the thickest available for a true backpacking mattress), it's durable, it's light (2lbs for the men's regular), and it's a Thermarest! The thing that separates Thermarest from everyone else is quality. They've been making pads by hand for 35 years and have perfected the process. They are the original and will last a lifetime.
If you want an ultra-light pad, the NeoAir is the best available (although it isn't self-inflatable). If you want the most comfortable, the DreamTime is the best. There are many things to consider, but the Trail Pro is your best bet for all-around performance.
By: Jason Livingston
July 19, 2009
Couldn't Ask for More
By: Nicole Woltersdorf
June 28, 2009
I was super surprised with how small this pad rolls up when it first arrived. It is hardly much bigger than a Nalgene. That is a huge plus added to the fact that it is very comfortable when inflated and can take a beating. Mine has not gotten any holes or leaks yet and I have used it probably 80 or 90 nights.
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