GOODNIGHT EVA 1/8" FOAM PAD

They can have different thickness. The foam can be different density. The foam can be made out of different materials. The foam can have different raised features. And of course, different weights, widths, lengths, colors, etc. Ive had vastly different experiences with various CCF pads. Thermatest Ridgeline was horrible. Very dense and stiff. Roll to pack. Thermarest zlitesol was a little better. fold to pack. Mountain Laurel Designs goodnight eva was super thin (1/8") and less dense. Much more comfortable for me than the other two. I was pleasantly surprised by it. But it clings to my clothes. Less now that ive worn it in. But it was annoying in the beginning.

I got mine firm MlD but it is called the goodnight pad instead.

I got mine firm MlD but it is called the goodnight pad instead.

I used to have the MLD pad and I bought the big ass one so that I could fold it up 4x into a thick torso length pad. That was the only way I could have used that pad by itself.

Have you tried sleeping on a 4mm pad? I'm a ccf true believer and I tried using the MLD Eva pad for one night and it just did not work for me at all. This question is a little silly though—try it out, e.g. on the floor of your house or in your backyard. Some can tolerate it and some can't. Even better, bring both (you won't notice the extra 3 oz on a bike) and get rid of one or the other as needed.