I find this pad too be more comfortable than my Therm-a-rest Xtherm (the material and vertical baffle design). The Exped pad came in under the specified weight on my scale at home (15.7oz for the pad by itself). It includes the Schnozzel pump bag which can fill up the pad efficiently and also be used as a pack liner. The R value of the pad should
...Read MoreRead more about I find this pad too be moremake it sufficient for 3 season use with a proper rated sleeping bag/quilt. The outer baffles that run up and down the length of the pad are slightly elevated to keep you cradled in the center of the pad and prevent you from rolling off.
The mummy version has a very aggressive taper, making it narrower and slightly shorter than the popular Therm-a-rest Xtherm and Xlite pads. I'm 6'3, 180lbs~ for reference and I'm able to fit on the pad but it's a tight fit. I would definitely be more comfortable on the rectangular version but can't justify the weight penalty.
If you're trying to go as light weight as possible and don't mind the taper of the mummy style pads, this is a good pad to consider. It's lighter weight than the lightest Nemo Tensors while still providing a similar R value and comfort and the only Therm-a-rest pad that is lighter is the now discontinued Uberlite. Read LessRead less about I find this pad too be more
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