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Size: Small - 20 x 47 Inches
Features
- Featherlight (6 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; R-Value 2.0
- Tapered design reduces weight without compromising warmth
- Inflates in less than two minutes by blowing into valve, and packs to the size smaller than a one-liter water bottle
Size: Small - 20 x 47 Inches
Special Feature: Ultralight
Brand: Therm-a-Rest
Color: Orion
Product Dimensions: 47"L x 20"W x 2.5"Th
Specific Uses For Product: Sleeping Pad
Included Components: Pump Sack, Stuff sack and repair kit
Target Audience: Adult
Model Name: NeoAir Uberlite
Capacity: 1440 Pounds
Size: Small - 20 x 47 Inches
Special Feature: Ultralight
Brand: Therm-a-Rest
Color: Orion
Product Dimensions: 47"L x 20"W x 2.5"Th
Specific Uses For Product: Sleeping Pad
Included Components: Pump Sack, Stuff sack and repair kit
Target Audience: Adult
Model Name: NeoAir Uberlite
Capacity: 1440 Pounds
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Number of Items: 1
Item Firmness Description: Firm
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 7.13 x 2.99 x 2.99 inches
Package Weight: 0.29 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 47 x 20 x 2.5 inches
Brand Name: Therm-a-Rest
Warranty Description: Limited lifetime.
Suggested Users: Unisex-Adult
Manufacturer: Therm-a-Rest
Part Number: 13247
Model Year: 2021
Style: Ultralight Backpacking Sleeping Pad
Sport Type: Cycling, Climbing, Camping & Hiking
Date First Available: July 13, 2019
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Size: Regular - 20 x 72 Inches
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 And it appeared to be an outdated model.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.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2021 by Denis
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.)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2019 by Sue Jones
Size: Large - 77 x 25 Inches
If light is your only goal, this pad if OK, I saw no leaks or any other failures, but I was hyper aware of anything that could poke a hole in the thin material. It slept cold, and was not well padded, tossed and turned all night from sore spots, and things going numb.
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2023 by Al Mashburn
Size: Regular - 20 x 72 Inches
The weight claim is off just a bit but it’s still a 4 Oz weight savings from last Neoair. I just wish they had it in a women’s mat. Take two inches off the length and add it to the width to fit a women’s wider hips.
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023 by a face in the crowd a face in the crowd
Size: Regular - 20 x 72 Inches
I have found this mattress to be plenty warm for three-season camping, and obviously the weight is fantastic. It's not super comfortable, but pretty much in line with the competition. However, you do really need to be careful with it, and even if you're careful, you may end up with a failure. I used my first one for about 15 nights, and then the next morning as I sat up, it totally deflated. The failure was due to a 1.5" horizontal tear that went right to the seam, and I wasn't able to repair it. Since I had a fair amount of success with it before the failure, I decided to give the product another try, so I bought another. On the fourth night, I found myself on the ground after about an hour. Unfortunately the leak was slow enough that I could not find it in the field and decided to return home to use my bathtub cutting my trip short. It turned out to be a very small hole that was repairable. I've used it for a couple of nights since then. Honestly, I'm not sure if I have the confidence to continue to use it for multi-night trips, and may return to my xlite.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2021 by Danny K
Size: Regular - 20 x 72 Inches
Ultralight but extremely delicate feel. The valve seems to be a poor design that created a slow leak within a peak. I was able to patch it but it’s clearly a design flaw
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2023 by moneyZ
Size: Regular - 20 x 72"
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2019 by Chris S
Size: Regular - 20 x 72"
I had to replace the UberLite because the one delivered had a leak. First time tested by blowing it up firm, placed on regular bed, placed a large pillow on top and a 40 pound weight, and left it there for 12 hours... it deflated. I returned the item and re-ordered a replacement... hopefully this one will pass the test. I will post the results of the test once it arrives. I received a refund from the seller (thank you) but when I clicked the re-order button on Amazon it processed through a different seller! In any case, I got the uberlite and this time.. no leak! Woo Hoo!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2020 by Photographer Photographer