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Body mapping technology helps you sleep like a baby.

Sleeping under the stars sounds romantic, but it’s no fun if you toss and turn all night. Avoid the princess-and-the-pea syndrome with the ultra-comfortable Therm-a-Rest Luxury Map Sleeping Pad. Therm-a-Rest drew on digital pressure mapping technology to identify common pressure spots, and then designed this mattress’s foam core accordingly to provide support where it’s needed most. By varying the density of the core’s die-cut perforations, they created the ultimate self-inflating mattress that lets you enjoy restful nights in the great outdoors.

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nelson807

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Although not mentioned in the description or in the specs, I was pleased to discover the product contains a thin carrying sack.

We camp in Michigan and sleeping gear gets...

jli5708053

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We camp in Michigan and sleeping gear gets damp over night. We have used cots since they keep you well off the ground although they are not very comfortable. We also tried an air mattresses but they never seem to last long and you have to refill them everyday to keep them firm.
Our experiences of sleeping on the ground have been very uncomfortable because of moisture, even if it doesn't rain. Sleeping bags and pillows get very damp during the night and ruin your sleep.
Has anyone tried these pads under moist conditions?

ddw5694956

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I've gone camping in damp conditions with a thinner thermarest and never had a problem. Most recent 10 day trip in BWCA with multiple thunderstorms was fine, as well as some humid Wisconsin camping trips.

It sounds like either moisture/dew/condensation is coming through the bottom of your tent, you sweat a lot, or moisture can't escape your tent (you create a mini-sauna)...

Have you tried putting down some type of vapor barrier underneath your tent? I used some cheap painters plastic and cut out a "footprint" that fits the dimensions inside your tent, or a footprint that you can't see once you place the tent on top of it.

As for H20 not escaping, try opening vents on your tent to see if that solves it. If you're sweating too much, try wearing less clothes.

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Rob Breault

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Slept like a baby on this the very first camping trip I took it out. One of the best purchases all year

Does the XL actually pack down to 5.6"...

mtj5624659

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Does the XL actually pack down to 5.6" diameter? That seems really small... REI's 2.5" thick XL version packs down to 8.5"... This one is 3" thick...

Arthur Debowski

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That is the correct rolled up size using a stuff sack.

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cra4872842

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I bought one of the Therm a rest for my first camping trip becasue my camping buddy insisted it was worth the cost.. He was right.
My wife and I recently went camping and she did not want a Therma rest and said her self inflating mattress would be fine.After the trip she threw it away and insisted that I buy her a Therm a Rest.
It is worth the cost if you are going to be sleeping on the ground in a sleeping bag..

5 5

cra4872842

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I bought a therm-a-rest luxury map sleeping pad for my first cmaping trip., I was talked into buying it by a friend who has used one for years. I was concerned about the cost but it was worth it I had three great nights of sleep on it ..

Is this too bulky for extended backpacking...

garlandjf2194893

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Is this too bulky for extended backpacking trips? Would I be able to strap it on the side of my pack reasonably?

Aaron Dean

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You can strap just about anything you want to a back pack, but for me this would just be too much for back packing. It's your back though.... check the weight.

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Hydrophilic

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(i.e. excellent car camping pad.) This is what the Dreamtime has underneath the foam cover.

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sac1695227

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The regular weighs 3lbs 7 oz, not 2 lbs 9 oz as listed.

Jman

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cascadedesigns.com also shows the R value is much higher too- 6.8

Jman

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the weight and R values given here look like those for the 2" thick "BaseCamp"