Therm-a-Rest 40th Anniversary Edition
$97.46 - $149.99
MSRP: $129.95
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User Reviews
This pad is perfection. Light weight, 2 inches thick,…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $100
Summary
This pad is perfection. Light weight, 2 inches thick, no slip bottom, comes with stuff sack and repair kit, reasonable priced.
Pros
- Light weight
- Extremely comfortable
- Tough material
- No slip bottom
- Comes with extras
- Packs down small
- THICK!!!!!
This pad is perfection. The material feels rugged and durable. It is a full 2 inches thick and still keeps its weight to about 1 pound. I purchased the 3/4 pad, which was a gamble because I've only ever owned full length pads, but there was no awkward transition to the smaller pad.
The "rubberized" bottom is great, once it's down it never moves. When I roll on my side I never "bottom out" on the tent floor, this is the first time i could describe a pad as plush it's so thick. Another bonus is the fact that it come with a stuff sack and a repair kit.
The first night I used it it was one of the first times I "passed out" on a hike just from comfort and not exhaustion. Should be the new standard for pads. Plus the old school logo and color are a nice touch.
Great pad. Don't need the full length, but it's good…
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Price Paid: $89
Great pad. Don't need the full length, but it's good to have when you are barefoot at night.
Wish it had concealed clips to fix it to your sleeping bag, as I often slide off the pad.
Description
The Men's 40th Anniversary Edition is a men's self-inflating sleeping pad made by Therm-a-Rest. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews
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