Quasar 3D Lightweight Insulated Sleeping Pad Double

Best thing for sleep is a double pad. You can sprawl out and never fall off. The exped duo long and wide is amazing. Also have the nemo quasar double, but the exped is lighter and more comfortable. Best pillow is thermarest.

Going insulated Nemo Quasar 3d extra-wide. Side sleeper who shimmies like it’s a Shakira concert and I’m done with mummy. Yes I backpack. I’ll carry the extra weight for actual sleep. Here’s to nature and sleeping outside! Yay!

That's a hollow tube inflatable pad. It's also a *wicked nice one*. IDK where the optional layer of Primaloft goes, but since they call it a layer, not fill, I think that it's safe to guess that it's not inside the tubes. So those tubes are super comfy, but convection currents inside them will carry warmth from your body to the ground. I suspect that's what the Primaloft is for, and that it goes on the bottom. If it's on top, that probably works as well. I'm sure the manufacturer's R&D testing is far more valuable than my speculations. I also suspect that the Primaloft will be a lot lighter than a close-cell foam pad, and might well be the better option.

nemo quasar 3d insulated works well for me. around 150. good sleeps is important 

The comment for brandoldme was spot on. I personally have the NEMO Quasar insulated pad and I absolutely love it. Nice and thick and I’m a heavier side sleeper so it’s the only one I’ll recommend for the best bend of comfort and weight. Not the smallest or lightest on the market but it will definitely still in the backpacking category.

Nemo Quasar 3d Insulated is an option. A few size and width options and a very thick pad. I sleep quite comfortable on it.

From my experience only (cuz we all sleep naturally warmer or colder than others), my EE 950 fill 20* keeps me toasty warm at 30* ambient temp with my older Nemo 3.2R pad. I plan to replace my pad with something more like 5R or more and 4” as I’m a side sleeper. I’ve used this quilt on warmer nights and sticking a leg out is a great technique for comfort