Therm-a-Rest

Neoair Uberlite Sleeping Pad

Don't buy this! It punctures almost immediately

Punctured and went flat on first use. Replaced. Second one punctured and went flat on about 4th use. Now it sits on the floor of my gear room because I can't bring myself to throw it away. I've had several other models of ThermaRest pads and they have lasted for years.

Great Sleeping Pad for the Summertime

I love this sleeping pad for summer time use. It's very light, 8 oz, has an R value good enough for sleeping on ground during the Cascade summers and is quite small. All around an excellent pad.

Good product but not durable

It is a good product. Comfortable and packable. It is not durable thogh. I did a month on a trek and after that, the pillar of the mat broke so now it's uneven and hard to sleep on without falling of it

Baffle design makes this pad unfortunately unreliable

I've had 3 Uberlites now - the first leaked near the valve when it was brand new. That was quickly replaced under warranty, and the replacement survived 3 months of continuous use before the baffles failed. I bought a new one, and baffles started failing after just a dozen or so nights out within a few months. I've contacted Cascade Designs several times about warranty coverage of this, but I've received no reply in 4 weeks now aside from this ironic request for a review. If the baffle design was improved, this would be a fantastic ultralight pad, but until then, it's unfortunately unreliable.

NeoAir Uber Lite Sleep Pad

A very good backpacking sleep pad because it weighs so little and packs up incredibly small. It is narrow, however, and a bit less cushy. If you are into ultralight it’s a good choice. Longevity is an unknown as I’ve only used it 3 nights and always on a platform

Doesn’t work for me, but it might for you.

This pad is just not durable enough for the type of adventuring I like to do.

Loud

Maybe some people don’t mind all the noise this pad makes, but I toss and turn a lot at night and it was just too loud I returned it

Amazing rescue tool.

I use this as a rescue tool to get injured people off the snow to prevent hypothermia. Lives in my pack everyday. Used in an incident last winter. Would not go without. Weighs nothings. Takes up no room. Recommend it all who work in incident response.

Need to make not so nosie

Size Bought:

L

I love it just like my bed at home game on . Just wise it was less nosie. Not sure what you can do

New but not good

I bought one for my trip in July to Scotland. I read some bad comments, but I was hoping that this wasn't the case with all products. Unfortunately, I have to say, these comments were right. I bought the sleeping pad and did a simple test. I inflated it with the pump bag that came with it. And I put the sleeping pad on the floor in my bedroom for one night. The next morning the loss of air was already noticeable. You couldn't have laid on it anymore. I also ask myself, what would it be like if there was still weight (from my body) on the sleeping pad? Another problem, now I'm back at the beginning of my search. Because I urgently need a sleeping mat for my trip to Scotland. I still have the mat here and hope that the exchange will go smoothly.