Therm-a-Rest ProLite Plus Women's Sleeping Pad

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Color: Cayenne

Size: REG

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1 lbs. 6 oz.
20 in. W x 66 in. L x 1.5 in. H
R-value: 3.9
WingLock valve for quicker inflating and deflating

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SPECS:

Weight: 1 lbs. 6 oz.
Dimensions: 20 in. W x 66 in. L x 1.5 in. H
Packed Dimensions: 11 in. x 6.8 in.
R-value: 3.9

DESIGN & DETAILS:

Self-inflating, three-season, smaller design for women who are cold sleepers
Thick, diagonally cut foam keep weight down and you up off the ground and comfortable
The WingLock valve has a larger opening and one way valve for quicker inflation and deflation
Valve wings can be toggled to save energy during one-way inflation
Adjust the firmness of the pad with a few quick breaths
Includes a stuff sack for easy packing and transport
Materials: Polyurethane, and 50D mini hex rip polyester

Brand : Therm-a-Rest
Country of Origin : Imported

Web ID: 21TARWPRLTPLSWMNSCSL
SKU: 22300218

Specifications

End Use	Camping, Backpacking
Sleeping Pad Type	Self-Inflating
Sleeping Pad Shape	Mummy
Sleeping Capacity	1 Person
R-Value	3.9
Stuff Sack Included	Yes
Pad Thickness (in.)	1.5"
Weight	1 lb 7 oz
Gender	Women's

REVIEWS

4.7

100%

Recommended

20 Reviews

Cathy L.

1 year ago

Ok Pad

I give this pad five stars because it works and does its job. I’m coming from a 3 inch pad though, so this one is a very thin! I actually put a Z pad underneath it. And decided it might not be worth carrying and if I’m going to use a thin pad I might as well just use the Z pad. I’ll save my thicker, one for colder seasons! I guess I’ll find out what I decide shortly!

Eleanor

2 years ago

Disappointing Quality

After less than 4 months the seams are delaminating and letting air out of the mat. I wake up with a stuff, painful back and deflated mat. I am beyond disappointed. This is the second thermarest model which had delaminated for me. I will not give this cowboy company any more of my hard earned cash.

Sue

2 years ago

No Bony Hip Pain!

I’ve used my Thermarest pad for several backpacking trips and I am grateful for its cushiness. My bony hips seem fine w sleeping on the ground somehow and I have to give credit to the pad. When I set up my tent I open the pad valve and go do other things. The pad inflates a tiny but not as much as I had hoped it would. I just blow it up and it doesn’t take that much effort. I was just now putting my gear away from a recent trip—my pad gets unfolded and I store it in a giant cloth bag I stitched up, behind an armoire—where it waits for the next trip!

rotary

Verified Purchase

2 years ago

Looks Better Then The 10+ Yo Similar One

Have not used it yet but is does look better than the similar previous one which has been used for literally hundreds of nights including a patch, still holding,

Apbski65

Verified Purchase

2 years ago

Tried And True

I will be honest: I don't care who says the air mattresses are lighter and therefore better for backpacking . . . I'm sticking with my tried-and-true Thermarest Pro-Lite Plus. After two times trying two different top-rated air mattresses that deflated (like on-the-ground-in-the-morning deflated) the second time I took them backpacking, I went back to Ol' Betsy and am not looking back! There have been upgrades to the last version I had. For one, the mat is all red, whereas the old one was grey on one side (not sure why? I always wondered if it had some sort of other quality I had forgotten about). The upgraded knob has a tightener in addition to the pop-out valve so when you're blowing up the mattress, it doesn't deflate while you're huffing and puffing. The stuff sack is also waaaaaaay better (i.e. larger) and has compression straps. The only thing I would add to this setup? A velcro strap so you can actually keep the pad compressed after you've rolled it up so it will fit inside said stuff sack and/or won't inflate when you're changing altitudes (contrary to what TaR says, the mat does inflate a little even when the latch is sealed). So, bottom line: Yes, it's slippery. Yes, it's also a little too narrow (Hello! Women have HIPS.) And, yes, it's heavier and bulkier than a fancy-pants air mattress... but my old one lasted 8 years before it started deflating when it wasn't supposed to, so I'm sticking with it.

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