Survey: sleeping pads

[Gimmearaise]

We are trying to compile data as to what type of sleeping pad everyone uses.

Here is a link to a very short survey:

http://bikepackersmagazine.com/sleeping-pad/

Thanks so much.

[bmike-vt]

You should have length options for both summer and winter...
And you need to use 'other' for insulate air core (like a big agnes...)

[wunnspeed]

Used to use an old 3/4 Thermarest (never slept well) and now I have an Alpkit Numo and now I sleep great.

[dgjessee]

For racing I use an XS prolite. As light as a neo, quite small, and no blowing up when you're exhausted. Not ideal for winter but like I said, it's the racing kit. Oh and a bargain compared to some hi tech options


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[scottv11]

I have used a thermarest for years but last year I was canoeing in the boundary waters and the outfitter let me use a Nemo Cosmo. I have bought my own since then and it blows away the thermarest. (pun intended)

[mtn_cyclist]

 I have used various Thermarests in the past but the ones I own are heavy and bulky. This weekend I slept (poorly) on a car windshield sunscreen.

[Slim]

NEOair thigh length in summer.
Womens(higher R value) ankle length NEOair on top of 25" wide, full length 12mm closed cell foam in winter.