No one in ultralight group odd going to recommend extra weight for a little comfort.
I use a switchback and exped inflatable and think it’s great for all the reasons you list. Added r value, backup pad for some comfort incase exped gets leak, foam pad protects pad, etc. is better comfort, but not ultralight.
From your post history you seem to be based in the Netherlands. What is your budget? Hikingsite has a second hand market with currenty a nice offer for a used exped 3R wide model. A comfortable and light mat, good for summer. And I'm going to put a new unused Ether Light XR mummy on marktplaats for 120 euro (instead of 165). Good 3 season option, comfortable, light, small pack size. Let me know if that's something for you, I'm not in a hurry to sell it.
As someone with two bad hips , and one bad shoulder . Exped mw 3r works for me (m would too) For a pillow, while not ultralight is thermarest compressible small, and I have a simple pillow for under my knees . I cut down weight , so I can comfortably carry it, and have room for what I need to still sleep bad (but tbf , I can't get comfy in my bed with 4 pillows , so that setup is the same level of comfyness for me )
Top Sleeping Pads on Reddit
1
Exped
MegaMat Series
92% positive of 454 users
Car camping comfort champ, but some side sleepers find it thin.
burgiebeer
