Recommendations on a sleep pad?

[joea]

I got 2 of these for $63 each on sale about 14 months ago. We put them inside our MSS bags between the patrol & intermediate bags. Last night the pad was between the bivy & patrol bag. We used the bivy for our top layer on a carpeted garage floor in Sherman Oaks. The pad is 4 season & 2" thick. My son & I are very happy with the Therm-a-rest trail pro.

http://cascadedesigns.com/therm-a-rest/mattresses/trek-and-travel/trail-pro-2011/product

The new neoair-all-season is out!

http://cascadedesigns.com/therm-a-rest/mattresses/trek-and-travel/neoair-all-season/product

[dhyayi]

simply sleeper made a decent pad for me. Solo only so not for a couple, but comes with a blow up pillow and worked really well.

http://www.amazon.com/SimplySleeper-SS-33M-Premium-Inflating-Sleeping/dp/B004CVP7R4/ref=sr_1_2?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1315197055&sr=1-2

Self inflating with some foam for rock protection. Seems like its made really well or at least as well as a therm-a-rest pad which for triple or more the money is pretty darn good. You can blow them up really tight and really keep yourself off the ground with only 2.5-3" or so and put your sleeping bag on top of it. I keep 2 in mine and my wife's bug out bag on the bottom just in case. They come in handy when camping in general and somebody needs a bed too.

This stuff is really awesome. We should buy this asap...thanks bombadillo

[bombadillo]

This stuff is really awesome. We should buy this asap...thanks bombadillo

No prob bob! I love mine.

[c483125117]

Big Agnes Insulated Air Core all the way! 25% off at REI through tonight. Product Link: http://www.rei.com/product/763953/bi...d-air-core-pad

It's 2.5" thick but still super lightweight and packable (if you're backpacking). It takes a little bit of work to get it inflated, but is well worth it. Very comfortable.

[Ratman12]

Summer I go with a Z rest only, and late fall-winter I also take my thermarest as I am not going to trust just an inflatable in the winter.