For frequent campers, we recommend upgrading to the brand’s fabulous NeoAir XLite pad.
Sure, they say sleeping on the ground can be good for your posture—but that doesn’t mean you need to feel every pebble and twig underneath you. No matter where you’re camping, throw a sleeping pad under your sleeping bag and it’ll be that much easier to fall asleep. While inflatable versions raise you off the ground, they can be bulky and costly, and an accidental puncture can ruin your trip. Consider a lay-flat pad, like the Therm-a-Rest Z Lite Sol. It is less than an inch thick, yet durable enough to last for years, and lightweight to carry. For frequent campers, we recommend upgrading to the brand’s fabulous NeoAir XLite pad.