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Therm-a-Rest NeoAir UberLite Ultralight Backpacking Sleeping Pad

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Condition
New
Size
Large - 77 x 25 in
Capacity
1440 lb
Weight
12 oz
Color
Orion
Material
Nylon, Plastic
Special Feature
Compact, Insulated, Ultralight
In the box
Pump SackRepair KitStuff Sack

Features 7

  • Featherlight (12 ounces) insulated air mattress with 2.5 inches of luxurious cushion for minimalist camping and backpacking
  • Triangular Core Matrix construction offers double stacked triangular baffles creating a stable surface while minimizing heat loss
  • 2.3 R-value provides 3-season warmth but can be stacked with a solid foam pad like the Therm-a-Rest Z-Lite SOL to increase warmth for 4-season adventures
  • Equipped with a dependable and rugged WingLock valve providing easy inflation and lightning-fast deflation

Description

One of the lightest insulated air mattresses, the UberLite ensures your pack remains lightweight on the trail. Therm-A-Rest's unique construction delivers essential warmth in the backcountry. With 2.5 inches of renowned NeoAir comfort, the compact UberLite makes a significant impact during backcountry nights. Includes a pump sack, stuff sack, and repair kit.

Specs 35

Size Large - 77 x 25 Inches
Special Feature Compact, Insulated, Ultralight
Brand Therm-a-Rest
Color Orion
Product Dimensions 77"L x 25"W x 2.5"Th
Material Nylon, Plastic
Specific Uses For Product Sleeping Pad
Target Audience Adult

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So small and light weight
I went from a over one pound pad to this! Its so small and light you wont even know you are carrying it. It came with a little stuff sack, it comes rolled up inside the pad when you open the box, I didn't know until i used it the first time. I stayed in a lean to for 3 days, 2 nights and it stayed inflated the whole time. It feels so thin i was nervous about it popping. i used a piece of Tyvek to lay down on the floor under the pad. Not sure if it was needed or not but i have heard this pad is very durable. Blew up in a few breaths. Deflating was quick and getting it into the stuff sack was not a problem. This is very pricey but i dropped over a half a pound from my back. Wasn't noisy enough for me to notice if it was. Over all if you have the money to spend on this, do it. Very nice pad. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2019 by Chris S
Unreliable construction, very noisy
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I bought two of these pads for a backpacking trip in Yosemite. My daughter tried hers at home. It was easy to inflate and lightweight, which made it ideal for our trip. The problem occurred the first night when I tried to use my sleeping pad. It inflated easily, but as soon as I laid on it, the baffles near the valve popped open with an explosive sound. Without the baffles, the top of the pad expanded like a balloon, and it was impossible to put my head or anything on it. Even the part where the baffles didn’t open was not usable as it couldn’t hold its shape, and with any pressure the air displaced to the ballooned part. I tried sleeping on the damaged pad, but it was impossible. The other pad did not come undone like mine, but it was very noisy. It made creaking noises anytime the person sleeping on it moved, waking up everyone in the tent. With these problems no one could get any sleep. The situation was hopeless. Our trip was ruined, and we were forced to return home after the first night. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by atary
Amazing piece of gear
Absolutely love this product! Even better when paired with the NeoAir micro pump and you can just let it do the job of blowing it up for you. Comfortable and lightweight. What more can you ask for in a pad?
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021 by Michael
Size choices are terrible. Pad itself is great!!
Love this pad but hate the sizing choices. My ideal pad would be 22-23 inches wide and 55-60 inches long. Sleeping bag companies figured out more than 20 years ago now that people don’t sleep like stiff straight logs. The stopped making super narrow mummy bags and started smart shaping them to give space for people to bend their knees, move their feet slightly apart, keep their arms folded up by their chests. Yet, these pads are still designed as if people still sleep like stiff straight logs and don’t have arms (or more specifically - elbows. Gasp!!!) Want to lay on your back and look at maps on your smart phone? Too bad for you, your elbows won’t fit!!! Want to roll over at night? Too bad for you, as you will fall off the pad unless you completely wake yourself up and use your hands to rebalance yourself on the balance beam of which a 20 inch wide pad is. Want to curl up on your side on a cold night in the jack knife position and have warm knees? Too bad for you because both knees won’t fit and at least one be freezing as it rests on the cold tent floor. Want to set up your tent on the last campsite available which is slightly sloped? Too bad for you because pad is so narrow you won’t be able balance in the middle of it due to the slope and you will roll off it repeatedly during the night. I’m also not sure why the comfort choices are full length or torso length. Why not knee length?? I personally don’t care if my feet hang off a pad but do want my knees on the pad - especially when side sleeping. Once your knees fall off a three inch high pad, your body goes akimbo. If your feet dangle off, no big deal. Plus, there’s generally something in your tent that can support dangling feet but not something big enough to support dangling knees, at least not comfortably. My ultralight backpack is too delicate to take the kind of abuse my knees would give it night after night. Per Cascadia Designs. Either you need to buy a giant pad built for giant men or you need to sleep really uncomfortable. A different size selection would be really beneficial. I’m 5’ 5” (65 inches) but to be comfortable in any of those scenarios I have to buy their gargantuan pad that is 2 feet too long just to a few extra inches in width. It’s silly. Back to the pad itself. I got the small. Great pad. I’ve had it for four weeks on the PCT. No leaks. Easy to blow up. Easy to pack up. Incredibly light. Quite comfortable aside from the sizing issues. (I do protect it by using a 1/8 inch foam pad beneath it. The foam pad not only protects it from punctures but also keeps it from sliding around my tent and adds a little bit of r value. I can also use the foam pad during the day as a full length sit pad.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2019 by Sue Jones
Very light and worked great!
Size: Large - 77 x 25 Inches
This was a very light air pad and repacked very easy. It comes with a hand held blow up bag. First time to use one and it actually worked great. But still, I cheated and ordered a small hand held blow up device to blow up my pillow and sleeping pad. Life if good.
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024 by SCOTT POSEY
It cut my mattress weight in half
I replaced a Flash that weighs twice as much. I've spent 4 nights on the UberLite. The fabric is noisy, but the mattress is comfortable. The regular size is narrow but so am I. ** Examine your package and test the mattress before hitting the trail. My first shipment came without original packaging or instructions. And it appeared to be an outdated model. And it leaked. Already returned once? A replacement came in an unopened retail box and works great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2021 by Denis
Paper thin noisey material. This pad is TINY!!
I returned it cause it feels like the material is so thin one time the dogs nails touch it will pop. I'm 5'9" and BARELY fit. If i'm on my back i have to cross my arms on my body or they fall off the sides. I wanted to try it cause its rated #1. We got it on sale for $150 and thought it wasn't worth that so for $204!! forget about it. I would not trust this on a long trip. Also there is definitely some crinkling noise whenever you move an inch so light sleepers beware. Makes me wonder how noisey their insulated pad is. As for comfort i would say its pretty good compared to the Klymit V2 we use which are not very comfy and are 10oz heavier but very durable. The air chambers feel like they support much better. If i could find this with different material I'd consider it. This pad is very light so if your an ultralight person this maybe for you. But if you are a multi-day casual backpacker like me this may not fit your search. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2021 by Kindle Customer
Just right for trial sized people
I have used this tent twice now, and I have loved it! It weighs half as much as my X lite, it is half the size and it is just as comfortable. One thing though, I am pretty small, and I fit on it exactly, a bigger person might have some trouble
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2021 by Jen Zitting
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