Therm-A-Rest Trail

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The Trail is a self-inflating sleeping pad made by Therm-A-Rest. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 6 user reviews.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Altrec Outdoors:
"From the Trek, Trail series, Therm-a-Rest's most versatile sleeping pads, the Therm-a-Rest Trail Sleeping Pad is an affordable introduction to the comforts of a Thermarest self-inflation air mattress. Easy to carry for both kids and adults and offered in 4 sizes, this entry level mattress will provide years of reliable comfort."

From Moosejaw:
"Therm-A-Rest Trail Pad (Fall 2009) The Trail Pad by Therm-A-Rest provides essential warmth and comfort for beginning campers."

From Mountain Hideaway:
"If you re just beginning to explore the outdoors, The Therm-a-Rest Trail mattress is an ideal choice. It s a great option to make occasional backpacks, summer camps and family road-trips more comfortable, with the compact and portable advantage that maximizes valuable space.Trail Mattress Features:Get Started Outdoors: Provides the essential comfort you need at an exceptional value.Portable Comfort: Exceptionally compact, allowing you to take it anywhere.Lightweight: Weighs just 1lb 8oz (680g) for a 72 mattress. Regular Size Specifications:Color: Forest Green R-Value: 3.4 Weight: 1 lbs 8 oz / 680 g Width: 20 in / 51 cm Length: 72 in / 183 cm Thickness: 1 in / 2.5 cm Packaged dimension: 22 x 3.5 in / 53 x 9 cm Volume: 1440 cu. in Foam type: Solid Fill material:Urethane Foam Country of Origin: Made in Seattle, USALarge Size Specifications:Color: Forest Green R-Value: 3.4 Weight:2 lbs / 910 g Width:25 in / 63 cm Length: 77 in / 196 cm Thickness: 1 in / 2.5 cm Packaged dimension: 26 x 3.8 in / 66 x 10 cm Volume: 1925 cu. in Foam type: Solid Fill material:Urethane Foam Country of Origin: Made in Seattle, USA"

From Tahoe Mountain Sports:
"The Thermarest Trail Regular provides the basic amenities of an inflatable sleeping pad at an introductory price | A great basic sleeping pad | Provides essential warmth and comfort in a basic package | Good for summer camps, car camping and occasional backpacking trips | Weight: 1 lb. 8 oz. | Rolled Size: 22 x 3.5in. | R-Value: 3.4 | Thickness: 1 in. | Dimensions: 20 x 72 in."

User Reviews

Trail
Reviewed by mahoosicmayhem, Oct 08, 2009

"First of all, I'd like to point out that I bought this pad because of the price, and nothing else. In my opinion, as a side sleeper, this product is not worthy of sleeping on for a comfortable night.

Hey, I'm 6'1" and about 185 lbs, so I'm not the lightest guy in the world."

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Trail
Reviewed by Sam, Jul 24, 2009

"got this pad 2 weeeks ago and it woorks good. i wouldnt recomend sleeping with it outside without a tent because the fabric gets hle easily. other than that its a great product."

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Trail (Short)
Reviewed by Jonathan Bushey, Feb 19, 2008

"I've used this sleeping pad for a few years now, and it's endured its share of abuse. It's been slept on over 100 nights in a dirty tent and on floors, as well as folded up and propped against rocks or the bare ground as a make-shift chair cushion."

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Trail
Reviewed by Zach, Mar 31, 2006

"It is comfortable, lightweight, and packs down nice. It is good for backpacking."

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Trail
Reviewed by tango, Sep 18, 2005

"Okay, I don't have the Therm-A-Rest, I have the Cabela's brand (basically a Therm-A-Rest with their name on it). I can't believe the qaulity. Excellent product and I highly recommend it."

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Trail
Reviewed by Mac, Nov 15, 2004

"I bought this Therm-A-Rest because of the price. Great quality for small price! Packs small, inflates large and comfortable. Sleeping on that thing was the most comfortable I've ever been while camping!!! No regrets."

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