Brand: Therm-a-Rest
Category: Climbing General
Recommended by Seth Burns, Mountain Guide, Avalanche Forecaster — UT & WA
The Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XTherm NXT Sleeping Pad offers an exceptional blend of lightweight design and superior warmth, making it the perfect companion for cold-weather camping and backcountry adventures. With its impressive R-value and durable construction, this sleeping pad ensures a comfortable night's sleep in the harshest conditions. 1. Ultralight construction weighing only 1 lb 3 oz, making it easy to carry on long treks. 2. High R-value of 7.3, providing excellent insulation against cold ground temperatures. 3. Durable 30D ripstop nylon fabric that resists punctures and abrasions for long-lasting use. 4. Advanced inflation technology allows for quick and easy setup, inflating in just a few breaths. 5. Regular wide dimensions (25 inches wide) offer extra space for side sleepers and those who move during the night. 6. Packable size of 9 x 4 inches, fitting easily into your backpack without taking up valuable space. 7. Designed with a unique wave core construction that maximizes warmth while minimizing weight. The Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XTherm NXT Sleeping Pad is ideal for winter camping, mountaineering, and backpacking in cold climates. It excels in environments where temperatures drop significantly, ensuring warmth and comfort for outdoor enthusiasts. Perfect for both novice and experienced campers, this pad is a reliable choice for anyone seeking a lightweight solution for cold-weather excursions. Whether you're setting up camp in a snowy landscape or tackling high-altitude trails, this sleeping pad is designed to meet your needs.
Price: $249.95
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What other hosts are saying
3 experts recommend the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XTherm NXT Sleeping Pad Gray Regular Wide.
I've used for 3 seasons on Rainier and in alaska. It adds a lot of warmth without adding much weight. I love this pad!
Recommended in Mountaineering
Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager
No longer the warmest for the weight, this is still the way to go since in my testing it actually sleeps warmer than the competition, and is far more durable. Some people lie on their technical specs but I've yet to see that from Therm-a-Rest. 7.3 R value is good enough to be the solo pad in the sleep system, even on super cold outings.
Recommended in Winter Alpine Climbing
