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3 comments about Therm-a-Rest Ridge Rest Sleeping Mat.

1. A sleep pad is essential gear for backpacking, especially when backpacking in cold weather. When you sleep in a sleeping bag, your body weight compresses the insulation on the bottom side of your bag which can lead to the hiker losing warmth to the ground below. A sleep pad provides insulation from the cold ground as well as additional comfort on hard surfaces. The Thermarest Ridge Rest Sleeping Pad does both of those jobs adequately but not exceptionally. The insulation does an adequate job of keeping one warm, but the pad is too thin to provide much extra comfort. Perhaps a bit of a weakness in terms of comfort, this attributes makes the pad extremely light which is great when you have to carry it with you. If your primary concern is comfort, go with an inflatable pad. If you're more concerned with weight, go with this pad.



2. It's wonderful rolled out on the ground, and quite comfortable. But is it worth the enormous size rolled up? I'm not sure. A little therm-a-rest self inflating mat is pretty comfortable, and about 1/5th the packed size. This thing is light and comfortable, but packing it is a pain.



3. Useless if you want to sleep. Very light, but bulky to carry and there is absolutely no cushioning. Feels like sleeping on concrete. You would be better off spending a few more dollars and go with one of the other Therm-a-rest self inflating pads. After one night on this that is what I did.

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