Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite NXT MAX Large

TL;DR: I have only used the product on one weekend hike yet. But boy did my sleeping experience improve! The switch from a regular/wide mummyshape to a large rectangular was well worth it (for me)! It is a bit slippery, but the size compensates for this. Not the most comfortable pat I've used, but definitely not the worst, and considering the weight and quality I really think they nailed it! I have used the Therm-a-rest neoair xlite nxt mummy shaped (regular wide) for a while, and woke up from time to time feeling that I'm "falling off" the pad, especially the feet. I'm a pretty average sized guy, 178cm and ~80kg, so i thought I'd get away with a mummyshaped regular/wide (imagine the horrors of using a regular/regular!). And before I bought the regular/wide I used a Therm-a-rest trail pro mummyshaped in size large (long/wide and self inflated), which imo is a super comfortable pad, but to heavy for long distance hiking, however i did not experience the "falling off" syndrome as much with that one. I'm really impressed with the quality of the Therm-a-rest pads (hence the exclusive use of the brand for sleeping pads)! You can't really go wrong there (don't quote me on this and go off buying their überlight model haha). I'm super happy with the pad, and even though I'm fairly average in size I really enjoy the extra space given by the pad. It compensates my tossing and turning during the night, as well as giving me the extra wiggle room for potentially slipping around (it IS a fairly slippery pad to lie on, though well worth it for the quality and weight imo). I used a few strings of silicone on the back of my former regular/wide pad to prevent it from slipping around on the tent floor, now with my new rectangular large pad i just shove it inside the tent, and it fits neatly between the head end and feet end of the inner tent, no need for silicone. Awesome product that I'd recommend to anyone that doesn't lie perfectly still on their back during the night. Imo it's really worth the extra grams!

Great lightweight and compact mat, tested in on a frozen ground in Swedish Lapland (about -8 C during the night). Seems to be durable as well. Two minor issues: - Takes some time to inflate; - A bit slippery if the surface is tilted, but I guess it's the same for all inflatable mats.

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It's a nice platform, quiet, fits into a small space. The price is just salty.

I bought this mattress in replacement of my neo air which I passed on to my son after he lost the electric airpump. I did not yet use it, but I am confident it will reach my expectations.

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The product has arrived quickly in perfect condition. It is the best quality insulator.

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I haven't used the mat yet, but I'm looking forward to it. I inflated it at home and tried it. Perfect. We'll see what it's like in nature when it's minus 5, thanks. I recommend this product. Joseph

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Easy to fill with a sack or by blowing. Very good weight-to-heat ratio. Slept well in the frost (-8 °C) on the frozen ground.

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The quality of the product is good, without having tried it in the field yet, it is comfortable and spacious depending on the pressure adjustment, depending on the weight.