Therm-a-Rest Neoair Uberlite Sleeping Pad

User Reviews

• Very lightweight for easy carrying and backpacking.
• Quiet during use so you can stay asleep while moving around.
• Thick enough to be comfortable for all-day use.
• Provides ample comfort for side sleepers due to the padding.

Expert Reviews

• Very lightweight for easy carrying and transporting.
• Takes up little space in your pack for easy packing.
• This pad can add comfort to your backpacking kit without going over a weight limit.
• A fast and comfortable option for the summer fastpacker.
• Features horizontal baffles for comfort during use.
• The material is soft and doesn’t crinkle when you move around.
• A good choice for ultralight backpackers who want to save weight and increase comfort.
• Comes with an included compression sack to use for ease of transport.
• Not as noisy as other similar options, like the NeoAir XLite pad.
• Thermarest includes a repair kit in case something happens to your pad.
• Great for minimalists and thru-hikers who want a very lightweight pack.

User Reviews

• The sleeping pad might be too narrow for some body shapes.
• Your elbows will not fit on the pad when you sleep on your back, limiting the functionality.
• Expensive compared to other options on the market.
• The thinner pad might mean that some users will roll off of it during the night.

Expert Reviews

• Not the most durable compared to other similar options on the market.
• The warranty does not cover punctures to the sleeping pad.
• You should use the pad on a ground sheet to make sure it doesn’t receive any punctures.
• The outer fabrics of the UberLite are slippery and can cause you to slide off during use.
• Not the best choice for those who roll over while sleeping.
• Not the warmest option on the market, so may not be the best choice for 4-season use.
• Slower deflation than some other similar pads.
• Inflating the pad can take about 30 breaths, which is longer than other pads.
• The lower weight also means a lower insulation value.