Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite NXT Ultralight Camping and Backpacking Sleeping Pad

I did my research, and the NeoAir was always on top of the list. Once I pulled the trigger there was no looking back. It is the best pad I every have used in 30+ years of backpacking. Light weight for sure, almost feels too lightweight and thin, like it isn't rugged enough, but that isn't the case. It is tough, no problems with leaking or breaks. Nice thing is this new version is quiet when sleeping on it. It doesn't crinkle or creak when rolling around on it. Paired with a sleep system that has straps to connect the pad to the bag/quilt makes a difference. Buy the best!

Despite being quite thin I haven't had issues with leaks. I'm glad I got the wide version because It's not even that wide, it feels like the size it should be. It kept me plenty warm with a quilt and was comfortable enough when inflated all the way. It seemed a bit difficult to get the air out at first but realized if you open the valve when you are packing up camp that it will deflate almost all the air on its own.

My use case is somewhat atypical. I bought this to improve the experience of flying overseas in Business Class. The lie-flat seats that most airlines use are decent but not that comfortable (since the bed also needs to function as a seat). Some airlines do provide mattress pads but they only help a little. There are also travel mattress pads (specifically made for airplane seats), but they are bulky and heavy. This product is light and small enough to easily fit in a carry on (laptop bag in my case). The included inflation bag works very well. I am 6' 3" tall, but I bought the standard size as the footwells on many planes are pretty narrow. This really made a big difference on two recent flights. It's a bit pricey, but given what business class tickets cost, it's well worth the investment.

One of the leading sleep pad products. Quality is great, comfort is good. These things can be loud, but that applies to the whole space...the noise is better than the pre-NXT pad.

Guys, take this thing fully out of the box before assuming things are missing - the stuff sack, pump sack, and repair kit are rolled up so small in the folds of the pad that they're surprisingly easy to miss. Sleeping pads I've bought before have come in their stuff sacks, so this was a bit of a strange packaging decision to have the pad itself just fully exposed from the box cutout. That said, I kind of love it! Compared to the Klymit Static V, this pad is the height of luxury. I'm a side sleeper, this felt good on the hardwood floors of my home - I didn't sink all the way through and feel the floor, which is amazing. That said, I have yet to take this with me on any trips, and I'll update once I do. Promising!

I bought this mat after lots of research, and hoping to use unit for a multi-day hiking trip. I tried it on my carpeted floor at home first, and it totally deflated overnight. I tried it again the next night, as I thought perhaps I hadn't tightened the wing valve properly. It totally deflated again!! The mat is completely useless to me, and my attempts to get a response from the manufacturers has led me up multiple dead ends. I'm so disappointed, and am hopeful that the manufacturers will read this message and contact me.

Took this backpacking in White Mtns for 4 days. Lighter and smaller than my Neoair. Easy to inflate with the bag. Made for comfortable sleep, but does make crinkle sound when you move which doesn't bother me

Small, lite, comfortable, and warm. I’ve only used it twice on a 49 degree trip, but I like it so far. It was quieter than I was expecting and quieter my tent partners Big Agnes Divide.

Comfortable and lightweight.

Well this is simply one of the absolute top sleeping mats for camping in almost any temperatures. Worth the money if you are going „ultralight“. It packs down very small and is very light without compromising on comfort (in my opinion). I heard reviewers mention some competing products being more comfortable. I really didn’t see an issue. It comes with a fixing kit that you can take with you anywhere. It is reasonably easy and fast to inflate using the included pump sack that you can use as a stuff sack as well.

Light, easy to inflate, used with temperatures of -7, no problem. Perfect for hiking/backpacking.

Den är lätt, ja, men man glider omkring på den. Hade varit bra med en mindre glidvänlig yta på ena sidan.

The sleeping pad arrived with black stains, and I’m unsure of the cause. When deflated, it seems like there’s something inside. I haven’t used it yet, but I bought it intending to camp from spring to fall. However, my first test will now be in winter by Lake Motosu, Yamanashi. The pump sack works well, but attaching it to the valve is very stiff, and I’m concerned it might damage the pad. I was excited for this product, but the stains and stiffness are disappointing. I hope this product becomes a long-lasting investment for my outdoor adventures, possibly lasting well over a decade, as suggested by many YouTube reviews.