Therm-A-Rest Trail Comfort

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The Trail Comfort is a self-inflating sleeping pad made by Therm-A-Rest. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Massey's:
"Therm-a-Rest's warmest, most comfortable backpacking mattress.Features: Extra thick for increased warmth and comfort. Expanded foam reduces weight and pack size 150D ripstop polyester offers superior durability Ideal Uses: All types of camping and backpackingSpecs: Weight: 3 lbs 3 oz / 1445 g Rolled Size: 26 x 5.1" / 66 x 13 cm R-Value: 5 Thickness: 2" / 5 cm"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Therm-a-rest's most comfortable backpacking mattress."

From EMS:
"The warmest Therma-A-Rest self-inflating mattress for women. Very cushy yet light enough to be carried day after day on the trail. Closed-cell foam with a 150-denier ripstop polyester cover. Expanded closed-cell foam reduces weight and pack size. Extra thick for extra comfort; specially designed to fit a women's body. Regular measures 20 x 66 inches. Great for backpacking, car camping, winter camping, and travel. R-value (measure of insulation) rated at 6.2."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Trail Comfort is Thermarest's warmest, most comfortable backpacking mattress.Thermarest Trail Comfort Features: Extra-thick for increased warmth and comfort.Expanded foam reduces weight and pack size.150D ripstop polyester offers superior durability.Weight Length Width Thickness Trail Comfort Regular 2 lb 6 oz 72" 20"" 2" Trail Comfort Long 3 lb 3 oz 77" 25" 2""

User Reviews

Trail Comfort
Reviewed by mike068, Jan 13, 2009

"This the first self-inflating sleeping pad I have owned. I normally use closed-cell foam pads. I have only used it on 2 trips a total of 6 nights and I absolutely love it. 3 nights in a tent, 1 on the bare ground, and 2 on snow covered ground and 3 nights in a lean-to with a wooden floor."

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Men's Trail Comfort
Reviewed by jmacrv8, Apr 27, 2008

"I'm giving it a 5 despite the weight because I knew that up front. Sure, it's a little heavier than I'd like, but I find other places to trim weight.

I was able to try out different pads at REI. Before I went, I thought I wanted one of those 3-inch pads, but I didn't like it."

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Trail Comfort
Reviewed by LBA7895, Jun 25, 2007

"At my age, you can scrimp on certain things; but after a day of hiking, I want a good night's sleep. Also, I have a tendency to roll off a regular sized pad. So I got the Trail Comfort in a Large.

If you are thru-hiking, this is not for you at 3lbs 4oz, when a Ridge Rest Large is about 16 oz."

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