Therm-a-Rest Unisex's NeoAir XLite WingLock Ultralight Camping pad

I’ve been through a few of the cheaper mats now, they were good for the money but I wanted something lighter and warmer so took the plunge. I do not regret it at all. This is the best sleeping mat I have ever had when it comes to comfort, warmth and packability. The only down side I can see personally is, it’s expensive compared to anything I have ever bought to sleep on and it’s a little noisey compared to the cheapo ones I’m used to. But there’s always going to be a bit of a trade off. The pump sack is actually really good as well, I thought it would be a gimmick but it gets it inflated really quick and easy once you get the hang of it.

This is warm and comfortable and light. Its very quick to inflate and deflate. I don't use the inflator bag ( I know I should) So far used this around 30 nights and most of the time I sleep well. A perfect mat for hiking and camping long distance trails

Little more expensive. Very lightweight one comfortable. Makes chipbag noises, but not disturbing. You can almost feel the heat reflected back to the body

Great warmth and comfort. Worth spending the extra money for a warm comfortable night.

The reflective foil has started to significantly delaminate after only 2 night's use. It is a supremely comfortable mat, but for the money this isn't at all acceptable. Gaynor Sports have been great in organising a return.

Great item

A very good mat light enough for wild campingeven being the L size. I was really expecting it to be noisy, but not I'm not sure what other people are saying about it sounds like your sleeping on a bag of crisps but I didn't find this at all. It does take a little adjustment to get your correct balance on how much air to put in I start of fully inflated then relase air to get your preferred comfort. The mat rolls up small and comes with a pump sac and repair kit.

Deflated on its own on the first use. Had to reinflate every hour