Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad
Item #: 43009
Our Price: $29.98
Regular Price: $39.95
SAVINGS: $9.97 (25%)
Therm-A-Rest® Trail features:
- Affordable introduction to the comforts of a Thermarest self-inflating air mattress.
- Easy to carry: Lightweight for both kids and adults.
- Therm-a-Rest® Quality: Unmatched performance at an entry-level mattress for years of reliable comfort.
- Weight: 1 lb. 8 oz.
- R-Value: 3.4
- Size: 20 in. x 72 in. x 1 in.
- Rolled Size: 22 in. x 3.5 in.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: Got this to replace an older self-inflating pad that developed a bubble in it. This has a nice coating on it that helps the sleeping bag from sliding and fits perfectly in the chair.
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Cons Best Uses Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: This mat was ok, it was the cheapest one and it worked but if we had spent a little more, probably would have gotten a better mat. However, for the money, it did provide protection from the ground and it worked for us. We are used to air mattresses and this is not that comfortable, but isn't supposed to be.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: slept like a log
Pros Cons Best Uses Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: I bought this thinking it was going to be the usual Thermarest quality product I am used to. Instead, it is the worst product I have ever purchased from Campmor. The matress is a slick, plastic raincoat type material, it does not inflate to a firm shape, more of a sliver of air, and the regular is so long, it won't possibly pack down very well. Hate it! I am returning it ASAP.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: Bought for my son for camping with Boy Scouts. I have theramrest products of my own and have ben satisfied with them over the years.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: A good product overall, just don't count on it being thick enough to provide much comfort. I doubled mine with the thermarest foam pad on top and it worked beautifully.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: Great product. Light enough durable, I love the nonslip.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: The 72 inch was was too big & dificult to fit into the pouch. I had a 60 inch which was great.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: I bought this for our 10 year old son. It's a good first Thermarest and plenty comfortable. However, the outer layer seems neither as thick nor as durable as the other three Thermarests we have. All the same, it's adequate for family trips and will hopefully last until he's old enough to buy his own.
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Comments about Therm-A-Rest Thermarest Trail Regular Self Inflating Sleeping Pad: Camping,hiking,football games (seats several)!
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Is this a pure air mattress or is there foam like material inside of it?Asked on 4/28/2012 by volkss from ptown, va1 answer
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The sleeping pad has "open-cell foam on the inside.Answered on 4/30/2012 by Bob from Campmor
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Is this pad winter worthy?Asked on 1/10/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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I would add a close cell pad to this. Put a close cell pad down and then this pad over the top. You can sandwish you cloths in between the pads to keep them from freezing.Answered on 1/13/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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which repair kit do you use for this pad?Asked on 8/2/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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The proper repair kit is Thermarest Repair Kit
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___41057Answered on 8/3/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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How quickly does it deflate and what price for the cover?Asked on 3/30/2011 by Anonymous from Zephyrhills, FL1 answer
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The way you deflate this is by opening the valve. To quicken the deflation process begin lay down on the pad and this will squeeze the air out quicker. Then start at the end of the pad without the valve and begin rolling the pad. You may want to knell on the rolled pad a couple of times while rolling to make sure the most air is squeezed out. Once you reach the end close the valve. The stuff sac for this pad is item # 48821
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___48821Answered on 4/1/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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What is the difference between this sleeping pad and the Thermarest Lite of the same size and dimensions?Asked on 3/26/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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The lite version is half an inch thicker for the same approximate weightAnswered on 3/29/2011 by Anonymous
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does it come with a bag for storage?Asked on 1/14/2011 by magnacarter from huntsville1 answer
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The Thermarest Regular size Trail Sleeping Pad does not come with a storage bag. The recommended Thermarest storage bag is item no. 48821.Answered on 1/20/2011 by Bob from Campmor
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