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Sit more comfortably.

Therm-A-Rest's most luxurious chair set-up, the Trekker Lounge will turn your sleeping pad into a comfy seat in no time. It's made with a soft nylon Taslan top and durable nylon oxford bottom that fully encases the mattress. The removable back-support stays eliminate the need to remove the mattress for sleeping or packing. This chair sleeve fits full-length 20in or 25in mattresses in Therm-A-Rest's Trek & Travel and Camp & Comfort Series.

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Mark Parrett

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mati

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Does anybody know whether the Trekker lounge is compatible with the Neoair Xlite?

thanks :)

Mark Parrett

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This seat is not designed to work with the NeoAir series. You should check out the Jembe seat - which turns your NeoAir into a little stool. Not as comfy perhaps but it is lightweight.

Paste this into your browser or search for the word "Jembe":
http://www.backcountry.com/therm-a-rest-neoair-jembe-seat-kit

Ryan Kemp

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I have neo's and it works fine... tight fit but it does work. called thermarest to confirm this and they said that it works but due to the tight fit you may not get the full 2.5in of padding out of your neo air when lying flat in bed mode. I noticed no difference, and now the neos are protected with a sleeve 24/7 when in use and i get a comfy chair out of the deal too. win win.

Rolando

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Thanks Ryan for the clarification

When I install the regular NeoAir Trekker...

kayak33552108140

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When I install the regular NeoAir Trekker pad inside the lounge chair the length is reduced to 69" rather than 72". I thought the Lounge spec is 72". Am I missing something?

kayak33552108140

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I inserted a 1.5" Thermarest Expedition pad (20x72) in lounge chair and it extends to the 72 inches. The added vertical height of NeoAir effects the length, so you loose 3" unfortunately.

I got the chair today but did not know it...

Gisel

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I got the chair today but did not know it didnt come w the pad,((( can anyone tell me which pad to buy??

Dwayne Vincent

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any 20 inch 70 72 inch long will do. I recommend the thermarest or big agnes brands

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I have just bought the Thermarest Trekker...

mona.ostda1285423

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I have just bought the Thermarest Trekker Lounge and an Exped Downmat 9 deluxe. I had read that this would work out, but hadn't realised that the deluxe version of the Exped downmat is a little wider than the regular pump version. I do read here that a trick is to inflate the matress after you put on the Trekker Lounge. But do anyone know if the Downmat which is 65 cm wide, could fit at all in the 25" Trekker Lounge? Please - I need to know before ordering!

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jaw3490400

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Took some time to get it on the pad, but once on, it stays, and it truly holds up as a campsite lounge chair. I'm very happy with it. It's also good as extra protection for the Thermarest pad. The only problem I see with it is that campmates are going to be trying to get to it before I do...

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Chris Bell

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I don't mean to sound redundant of previous reviews but this chair makes camping, backpacking, or anything where you need a rest so much more comfortable that I feel it is worth reiterating. The Trekker is lightweight, protects your pad, and gives your weary back the rest it deserves. If you can master removing and replacing the stays (which at first can seem like quite the chore) then you can convert it quickly and kick back while your friends sit on rocks and lean against trees. If your worried about spending the $$$ on something that seems less than necessary I would strongly recommend picking this item up. You won't be sorry.

Would a Trekker Lounge 25 work with a 20"...

Chris Bell

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Would a Trekker Lounge 25 work with a 20" pad?
I have a 20" wide Therm-a-rest pad that is getting old. I'd like to get a Trekker Lounge 25 in case I get a wider pad one day but I'm worried about the 20" pad working in the Trekker 25 because of the way it folds and straps into a chair. Anyone have any experience with this?

Ben Lucas

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There's a Trekker Lounge 20" too. The 25" is going to be too wide for a 20" pad and having had a 25" pad with the Trekker Lounge 25", I would imagine a 20" pad in a 25" sleeve would fit, but would make for an uncomfortable chair. I'd highly suggest looking for the Trekker Lounge 20" instead. When I was searching fro it, that model was cheaper anyway and was the exact same thing except designed for a 20" pad. Good luck.

Is there a trick for taking out the stays?...

Charles Dierker

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Is there a trick for taking out the stays? I spent 5 minutes just getting the first one out then gave up on the rest.

John Wood

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I can't figure out how to get one of the stays out. wtf...

Ben Lucas

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If someone can answer this in detail, I've been fighting with mine too...

Greg Mead

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I spent forever figuring this out. I made a short how-to video and put it up on youtube. You can see it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJvWUj16a8o or you can search "Term-a-Rest Trekker Lounge - Removing the Stays"

Does this chair have straps to compress...

oneclawman1177437

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Does this chair have straps to compress and attach it to a pack? Or do you need a compression sack?

Angus Bohanon

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It doesn't come with a pad, just the sleeve. It rolls up to quite thin, but still the length of the stays.

Chris Bell

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The Trekker Lounge does have two straps at the head of the sleeve to secure the rolled up pad which could also be used to attach it to your pack. However these straps only work if you remove the stays and roll it from the bottom to the top. Some people have trouble removing the stays or don't remove the stays for fear of loosing them (which is my problem) and therefore must fold and roll it so that the stays are parallel. In that case a compression sack would be needed. Hope this helped.

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Robert Stevens

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This chair is the way to go. I would have a hard time camping comfortably without it. I'm by no means an ultra-light minimalist, and consider this chair a must pack. I have the 25" version for my prolite 4 large and it is great. I used to fold my mattress in half and stuff it in a stuff sack, then put it in my pack. Now I just remove the back stays and roll it up and strap it to the top of my pack under the lid. Super comfy and way supportive. I'm 6'2" and 250 and it supports me no problem.

Can this sleeve chair kit be used with any...

Randy

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Can this sleeve chair kit be used with any thickness of Therma-rest?

Angus Bohanon

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Yes, but anything thicker than about 1.5 inches is going to be really hard to get in there and inflate.

Drink

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I bought the lounge chair along with the 2.5" thick camp pad by REI. Got it in the Mossy Oak woodland pattern BTW 'cause I like subdued & natural. The pad's 72"x 25" x2.5" (regular) and fit like a glove. The pad was super-compact because I put it in before it's first inflation but wouldn't have a problem doing it again. Ya just have to be patient, do a little folding, and smooth it on there.

I've got a prolite 4 short. Anybody know...

jmcst8fan1166570

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I've got a prolite 4 short. Anybody know if this will work with a short pad? Thanks in advance.

Curtis Tripp

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The short pad is probably not gonna work out with this one, the sleeve is designed for full-length pads.

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Suzanna

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It can be used at home also. When you or your friends wants to sit on the floor. It provides some back support. Because it doesn't need to be taken off, it provides some protection to the sleeping pad, too.

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