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Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest Classic Foam Camping Sleeping Pad

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Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches


Features

  • Cross Link Polyethylene
  • Made in the USA or Imported
  • Basic closed-cell foam sleeping pad is a lightweight, durable, and economical option for camping and backpacking
  • Trusted by outdoor enthusiasts for generations, the classic ground pad rolls up compactly and is light enough (14 ounces) to carry almost anywhere
  • Designed with supportive peaks and heat-trapping valleys in the padding for insulation and comfort; R-Value 2.0
  • Virtually indestructible cross-linked polyethylene ensures durability and protection from rocks, and sharp uneven sleeping surfaces
  • Closed-cell foam mattress measures 72 x 20 inches and weighs 14 ounces; made in the USA

Description

The Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest Classic Foam Sleeping Pad is, as its name suggests, the classic camping mattress, trusted by generations of campers and backpackers for a good night’s sleep in the great outdoors. The basic closed- cell foam design provides a ground pad option that is not only lightweight and durable, but also a great value. It rolls up compactly to fit in or strap to a backpack, and is light enough to carry almost anywhere. The foam padding is designed with supportive peaks for comfort, and heat-trapping valleys for insulation, ensuring support and warmth all night. With an R-Value of 2.0 (R-value measures the material’s ability to insulate; the higher the R-value, the warmer the sleeping pad), it’s ideal for sleeping outside in spring, summer, and fall. It also makes an excellent insulating layer, when used in combination with another Therm-a-Rest sleeping pad, for winter and snow camping. Virtually indestructible, the cross-linked polyethylene material provides protection from rocks, roots, and sharp sleeping surfaces, and ensures durability for years of use. The Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest Classic Foam Sleeping Pad is available in three sizes: Small measures 47 x 20 inches (20 x 6.5 inches rolled) and weighs 9 ounces, Regular measures 72 x 20 inches (20 x 8 inches rolled) and weighs 14 ounces, and Large measures 77 x 25 inches (25 x 8.5 inches rolled) and weighs 19 ounces. Made in the USA.

Material: Polyethylene (PE)


Color: Charcoal


Brand: Therm-a-Rest


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Product Dimensions: 72"L x 20"W x 0.63"Th


Item Weight: 15.04 ounces


UPC:


Global Trade Identification Number: 20


Number of Items: 1


Number of Packs: 1


Brand Name: Therm-a-Rest


UPC: 040818064320


Global Trade Identification Number: 20


Number of Items: 1


Number of Packs: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Included Components: Sleeping Pad


Item Type Name: Camping and Backpacking Sleeping Pad


Manufacturer: Therm-A-Rest


Model Number:


Manufacturer Part Number: 6432_One Size


Variety: Closed Cell Foam Pad


Warranty Description: Warranty


Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 72"L x 20"W x 0.63"Th


Item Weight: 15.04 ounces


Item Thickness: 0.63 inches


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


R-Value: 2 nanoohms


Material Type: Polyethylene (PE)


Color: Charcoal


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Durable, affordable classic
Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches
The Therma-a-Rest RidgeRest has been a staple for backpackers and campers for decades. There are no moving parts, no inflation needed. It is very durable, very lightweight, easy to roll up and I just tie it up with a bit of twine or paracord, and usually attach it to the bottom of my backpack. I had one for years and years, and the material never wears out. I happened to lose it eventually, so I replaced it with the exact same model. It provides just enough padding and insulation to make for a more comfortable night's sleep against the little bumps of rocks and twigs and bumpy cool earth under your sleeping bag. Granted it's not rated for sub-zero Mount Everest type of snow camping, but for that type of camping, you know what you need. I've used the self-inflating type of sleeping pads, but they are cumbersome to pack, and I prefer the simplicity of this firm corrugated foam style that I can just roll up, tie up, and which is essentially indestructible, and lower cost than anything else. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2024 by Twark Main
    • Simple Durable Versatile --This is the one that rolls up!!
Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches
Use it on the ground, use it on the floor, use it in a camper, use it on a cot -- USE IT IN A HAMMOCK-- Use two, I have at need. If you don't slash it of melt it, it lasts forever. It is bulky but weighs nothing. Folded it makes a waterproof seat pad. I use one opened out in a hammock as a lounger... In a hammock I use one folded in the center of my torso for side-sleeping. I used two at extremes but eventually went with a 'Jungle Bag' as underquilt(s) two if needed. I use the military *Green Bag* as a top quilt when it is COOLLLDDDD, damp and windy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2026 by Phil Boyd Studge
    • Keeps you warm
Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches
I tested this pad in Odda, Norway during holiday. I knew the ground was going to be chilly so I wanted a pad that was both comfortable and kept me both warm and dry. Pros: - It's light. It hardly adds to your pack weight. - It definitely keeps the ground chill away. Between this and my sleeping back, I was warm all night. Cons: - It's really not all that comfortable, but better than the hard ground. - It doesn't roll up tight, so it can be bulky on your back pack. - It doesn't come with straps, so you have to buy the straps separately or just rely on your backpack straps. For the price, it's really worth it, especially if you're camping out somewhere a bit chilly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2015 by James
    • Versitile and reliable. Comfortable for little ones.
Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches
I've used Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest pads for camping for almost 30 years now. First as a boy scout, and now that I'm older with my kids. I ordered a new one of these for my youngest now that he's joining us on trips. The new pad is exactly the same as the ~30 year old mat I still have. They hold up well and as long as you don't attempt to tear them should last forever. Are they comfortable though? That's the big question. If you'd asked me when I was 15 I'd have told you the pad is all I need. Approaching 40 though, I'm no longer able to get away with just the pad, there's not enough back support for me. That said, both my kids do just fine with the pad by itself. I use my old pad under a Therm-a-Rest inflatable pad for a little extra insulation and to help prevent punctures. It's perfect for that. A couple of other points about these. Over the years I've used it for more than just camping. This pad is my go to for any activity around the house (plumbing, irrigation work, etc.) that has me spending long periods laying/kneeling. The RidgeRest always makes these activities much more comfortable. Finally, keep the plastic sleeve this ships in. It's great to use to store the pad when not in use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2018 by Michael Case
    • I wouldn’t buy it again
Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches
I’m sure other people find it great but I did not. It’s actually kind of big even when you roll it up tight which I don’t really care about the thing that bothered me. The most was I really didn’t feel any cushioning from it. I was unable to sleep on it at all. I know it’s not a mattress. Dispose would be OK at the beach or park on the grass or something if you just trying to get a suntan, but I didn’t find it for sleeping to be suitable in anyway. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2026 by Scott Sterbenz
    • The best product I never knew I needed.
Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches
I purchased this product as a sleeping mat for my dog on a deep winter backpacking trip. I only used half the mat for that. I ended up replacing the back/ sit pad of my Gossamer Gear Meraposa pack with a section of this pad that I folded in half. That turned out to one of the best last minute decisions I've ever made. It was light weight and comfortable as a backpack pad. I slipped it under my Thermarest X-Therm sleeping pad for extra R-Value and puncture insurance while sleeping at night. Most importantly, it was a fantastic sit pad that kept my body warm and comfortable sitting or kneeling on snow, ice, frozen rock, whatever. Sometimes I would sit on my X-Therm and put my feet on the RidgeRest to keep them warm or stand on it while changing cloths. I guess that torso sized section could have served as an emergency sleeping pad if my X-Therm broke in the night. It would probably be a suck night, but I'd live. My dog was happy with it as a sleeping pad too. It's surprisingly warm for as thin as it is. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2021 by WILL
    • Great for hammock camping!
Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches
I purchased the RidgeRest pad to use in a camping hammock, and it did exactly what I needed it to do: stabilize the hammock, providing a flatter sleeping surface, and provide insulation, preventing the dreaded "cold butt" phenomenon well-know to hammock campers. It was comfortable to sleep on, the "regular" size fit perfectly inside the built-in sleeve in my Hammock Bliss hammock, and I did not get too hot (which is always a concern for me) even though overnight temps were in the 70s and I had a rain fly over the hammock. It's not as cushy as an inflatable pad, but that is not really an issue in a hammock. It seems very durable, and I hope to get many years of service out of it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2016 by Susan L Springfield
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Style: Regular - 72 X 20 Inches
Do not buy this pad expecting a cushy sleep. It's not for that. It helps soften but not totally eliminate uneven, rough, and rocky terrain below your tent/sleeping bag. It also adds a little insulation. I camp at a friend's property which has a lot of rocks and shale and this eliminates any pointy or bumpy spots below me. With a sleeping bag, it's better than being on nothing. I'm able to get good sleep but so far I've also had half a load on at the end of the night so who knows. In 50 degree weather, this pad helps keep away the cold creeping up from the ground big time. The bottom of my tent had that "damp" cold feeling (not actually wet but feels wet) in the morning but the pad was totally "dry" in comparison and warm. It's really light so this would be the best for backpackers. I'm camping out of my truck so honestly I might just switch to an inflatable pad. If you're used to the comforts of home, you're better off getting a big enough tent and an inflatable air mattress, because the foam and inflatable pads are meant to mitigate discomfort, not replicate what you'd get at home in your warm bedroom. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2021 by culturejamming

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