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Therm-a-Rest Neoair Sleeping Pad
I would like a 4-season pad (sleeping on snow) and I have two...
By Hana
Ranked #545 - Lightweight Sleep Pads
July 21, 2009
I would like a 4-season pad (sleeping on snow) and I have two options - Neoair or Prolite plus. What would you recommend me?
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By Eddie
Ranked #143 - Lightweight Sleep Pads
October 6, 2009
neither, I'd go for a downmat on snow.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
By Jeff Gerhard
Ranked #1 - Lightweight Sleep Pads
September 14, 2009
With the ProLite Plus you don't anything else underneath. I use my ProLite in the winter & it works great, warn & toasty with excellent results & protection from the cold lurking below.
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By Josh
Ranked #3 - Lightweight Sleep Pads
August 6, 2009
Prolite Plus is killer. I have used it a bunch on top of snow and in 0 degree temps. I am pretty sure the Neo will not be a good option in snowy cold temps based on the R-Value (I think is 2.5). Using it in conjunction with a z-lite is an option as stated previously but why add the extra bulk-unless space is not an issue. I have both and use the prolite in the winter/snow and Neo the rest of the year
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By orionsticks123
Ranked #18 - Lightweight Sleep Pads
July 27, 2009
neoair, but with z-lite underneath for winter camping
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Tech Specs:
- Dimensions:
- [S] 20 x 47in (51 x 119cm); [M] 20 x 66in (51 x 168cm); [R] 20 x 72in (51 x 183cm); [L] 25 x 77in (63 x 196cm)
- Rolled Size:
- [S] 9 x 3.3in (23 x 9cm); [M, R] 9 x 4in (23 x 10cm); [L] 11 x 4.5in (28 x 11cm)
- Weight:
- [S] 9oz (260g); [M] 13oz (370g); [R] 14oz (410g); [L] 1lb 3oz (550g)
- Recommended Use:
- Cold-weather camping
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