pjclinch wrote:The missus and I got NeoAirs a few years ago, initially to save weight/bulk but we found them more comfortable than our "normal" T-rests in any case. They've not given us any problems.
That’s because you don’t get out much, Pete.
pjclinch wrote:The missus and I got NeoAirs a few years ago, initially to save weight/bulk but we found them more comfortable than our "normal" T-rests in any case. They've not given us any problems.
nsew wrote:How did you loose your Thermarest?
nirakaro wrote:nsew wrote:How did you loose your Thermarest?
Just. Don't. Ask. Actually, back in 2012 I think it was, I managed the amazing feat of riding several miles without noticing that one of my panniers had fallen off. Went back to search but never found it. Made for an interesting rest of the trip.
Sooper8 wrote:Any follow up feedback on how the Sea-to-Summit Ultralight is after some use?
Morzedec wrote:Thermarest 'Basecamp': 13 years, and counting, no problems at all to date.
Happy days,
nirakaro wrote:Morzedec wrote:Thermarest 'Basecamp': 13 years, and counting, no problems at all to date.
Happy days,
Yes, I've got one of those, and love it. Sleep on it out in the garden in summer. Not exactly lightweight though - I wouldn't take it with me on a cycle tour.
Morzedec wrote:nirakaro wrote:Morzedec wrote:Thermarest 'Basecamp': 13 years, and counting, no problems at all to date.
Happy days,
Yes, I've got one of those, and love it. Sleep on it out in the garden in summer. Not exactly lightweight though - I wouldn't take it with me on a cycle tour.
Fits nicely into the trailer - and yes, it weighs almost a ton, but does mean that I can sleep at night without rolling off, as I do with smaller mats - I'm as wide as the Basecamp, you see.
Happy days,
foxyrider wrote:Morzedec wrote:nirakaro wrote:Yes, I've got one of those, and love it. Sleep on it out in the garden in summer. Not exactly lightweight though - I wouldn't take it with me on a cycle tour.
Fits nicely into the trailer - and yes, it weighs almost a ton, but does mean that I can sleep at night without rolling off, as I do with smaller mats - I'm as wide as the Basecamp, you see.
Happy days,
have you given any thought to maybe taking a little less gear