Thermarest Z Lite Sleeping Pad

Price Wise I bought it for about ninety two dollars Australian, I bought it online from a place that had free shipping. So Therm-a-rest, you see these...

What I really like about this pad is how it folds up nicely. You don't have to roll it up and struggle with flattening it out like you do with less ex...

I bought this pad as an affordable alternative to a cheap inflatable I had. I was sick of inflating and deflating a bulky, cheap pad every day, so a folding foam pad sounded great. It has fared well for me on alpine objectives and has held up against Sierra grit well. However, its thin construction ...

I used to like these egg cartoon-shaped sleeping pads, but I don't any more. They're thin, stiff, and unpleasant to lie on. I need some kind of lumbar support, and this is like lying on a slightly soft board. No lumbar anything. It is lightweight and would insulate you from the cold ground well, but...

I went on a couple trips where I needed more than one sleeping pad for our group, so I decided to purchase the Lite Sol Sleeping Pad. I don't understand the "Lite" part as it weighs in the same as the regular Z pad. Prior to this I have used the Therm-a-Rest self-inflating pad, and I like that a lot...

This is really heavy and expensive for a foam pad. Now I understand that sleeping pads are used for warmth and not neccesarily comfort, but there are a lot more comfortable options out there. If you are a side sleeper, go for an inflatable pad. It is more expensive, but much more comfortable. If you...

I have used this z-lite twice. The first trip was an overnighter on a mountain. The temperature probably got down to about 40 degrees. Not *that* cold, but cold enough that you don't want to be laying on the ground. The second was a four night backpacking trip in warm weather. Appearance: The Z-Lite...

Doing a good deal of hiking lately I’ve been seeing these sleeping pads strapped to nearly every backpack on the trail. There are also an enormous amount of positive reviews for it, so I figured it must be the pad to have, and purchased one. I did not find this to be comfortable at all for sleeping....

Keeps you very warm. It's very light, but that comes with a cost. It can be torn very easily. It does not come with a carrying case, but on my hiking trip I used a nylon bag to protect it from tearing. It is not made from a durable material, but that is ok since this is extremely lightweight. Howeve...

Obviously more comfortable than sleeping on no pad. I'm 6'4" so the pad is a little short for me but, interestingly, I can tell the difference in warmth at night when my feet hang over the pad and when I pull them up onto the pad. The egg-crate shape really helps the insulation value of the sleeping...