Therm-a-Rest - NeoAir Topo Luxe
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Last updated: Dec 10, 2025 Scoring
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"had my current pad (a Therm-a-rest NeoAir) for over 10 years and it's still going strong. ... I use it roughly 30 nights per year. ... I roll it up, no stuff sack, and carry it in my pack. ... I frequently take it out of the tent and put it on the ground so I can relax outside."
"I think I only made one repair."
"which out of all the matt's ive had over the years are the most reliable"
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"The Thermarest NeoAir is indeed lighter. ... At just 12 ounces the semi-mummy arguably the best quality sleeping pad in this range and weight."
"given it's thickness and size it packs down really small."
"Super small packed up."
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"if they fail (which out of all the matt's ive had over the years are the most reliable) the customer service is second to none, you will get a replacement."
"For me the thermarest warranty has been worth its weight in gold ... every interaction I’ve had with them has been amazing, no questions asked replacement or repair"
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"I’m your size. Thermarest Topo Lux XL."
"30 inches wide!"
"first pad ever that he sleeps comfortable on as it offers a large and stable platform."
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"I sleep incredibly well on my expensive yellow thermarest neo air. *especially* after a long day of excercise."
"first pad ever that he sleeps comfortable on ... that thing is so damn comfortable."
"You obviously have not tried a NeoAir"
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"they are a little spartan compared to some of the more expensive air mattresses."
"if a little pricey"
"It’s kinda pricey"
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"I havepunctured 2 thermarests on rocks pr thorns. ... I won’t be using them again."
"Both times I’ve hiked the PCT my thermarests have popped in the desert . ... My first one had multiple holes and was a write-off."
"recently I had 2 neoairs (a regular and a wide) both with leaks in my gear storage. ... I patched the wide and took it on a 5 day trip in the Grand Canyon, in which it failed on night 1."
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"it's so ridiculously loud I can't use it!"
"sounds like a bag of crisps"
"Nope, have had mine for 10 years, still noisy."
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"I had a very hard time sleeping on the neoair, the horizontal baffles killed my shoulders (Im a side sleeper)."
"i wish i was more comfortable on thermarest neoair but i just can't sleep good on horizontal baffles. ... No - Thermarest baffling is not comfortable for me."
"But the horizontal baffles suck for side sleepers."
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"I had a very hard time sleeping on the neoair, the horizontal baffles killed my shoulders (Im a side sleeper)."
"My arms fall off when on my back. ... But thinking is there a just slightly wider version."
"But the horizontal baffles suck for side sleepers."
thermarest neoair topo luxe. 30 inches wide! You just need a tent wide enough for it.
r/AppalachianTrail • Best sleeping pads for larger tossier turnier gentlemen ->Anything from Thermarest would be my recommendation. I've got the Neo Air Luxe and it's fantastic. But whatever brand/mat you go with, I'd 100% recommend you get the wide version, such a better sleep.
r/wildcampingintheuk • Sleeping pad recommendations for a beginner ->I’m your size. Thermarest Topo Lux XL.
r/camping • Big and Tall Recommendations for Sleeping Mat ->By "better," do you mean more comfortable? If so, check out Thermarest NeoLoft regular wide or large, depending on your height. 4.6" thick, 4.7 R-value. I have the NeoAir Topo Luxe (4" loft), which it replaced and which is by far the most comfortable backpacking pad I've ever used.
r/WildernessBackpacking • How much better are “nice” sleeping pads? ->Follow your instincts. You will not find a pad (which qualifies as a backpacking pad) more comfortable than NeoLoft. The closest is the discontinued NeoAir Topo Luxe, which NeoLoft replaced. Pro tip: Buy the NeoAir Micro Pump
r/WildernessBackpacking • Is the best sleeping pad subjective? Maybe seeking recommendations. ->Thermarest Topo Luxe XL. My partner has one for bike holidays, first pad ever that he sleeps comfortable on as it offers a large and stable platform. I find the feel comparable to the neoair models.
r/Ultralight • 30" Wide Pads ->Intesresting, in the EU still widely available and on the EU Thermarest site.
r/Ultralight • 30" Wide Pads ->That sounds logic! Maybe they bring out a 30" version later...would definitely buy one as a birthday present for my hubby who doesn't care about weight. Tried it in the shop and that thing is so damn comfortable.
r/Ultralight • 30" Wide Pads ->Gonflé bien ferme, présente t-il un problème ?! Je suis de fort gabarit ! J'ai un Néoair Topo Luxe que j'adore ! J'ai aussi un Xtherm 😉 !
r/backpacking • Therm-a-rest Neoloft sleeping pad ->Je suis en amour avec mon TOPO ! Est-ce que tu la essayer ?!
r/backpacking • Therm-a-rest Neoloft sleeping pad ->Lots of options if you're okay losing the self-inflating aspect. Thermarest Neoloft or Topo Luxe are two that immediately come to mind. Big Agnes Rapide SL is 3.75"
r/CampingandHiking • 4” thick and 20” wide self inflating mat? ->I've bought the Haven XL with the new True Level pad this fall and really like it so far. I also bought the Thermarest Topo Luxe XL at the same time (which has roughly the same size) but admittedly like the new Haven pad a bit more. The new design works really great and given the low price when being bought as a set with the hammock I think it's always worth a shot even when you already own the Thermarest. Haven has recently released a True Level style pad for the Safari too
r/hammockcamping • Haven XL sleeping pad alternatives? ->Thermarest Topo Luxe XL is the best compromise I've found soo far. Heavier than the average sleeping pad but given it's thickness and size it packs down really small.
r/camping • best camping mattress that packs small? ->the ranking is irrelevant since it mixes pads for different use cases. For example, if you're a side sleeper and weigh over 200lbs the Thermarest Topo Luxe XL is a good choice but it won't impress an ultra light hiker that prioritizes weight over anything else. Also I wouldn't use a R7 pad during summer
r/CampingGear • I analyzed reddit for the 15 most recommended sleeping pads in the past year, grouped by r-value ( Jun 2025) ->From what I know, Sea to Summit, Nemo Equipment, and Big Agnes sleeping pads are all made in China. As far as I’m aware, Therm-a-Rest is the only major brand still manufacturing in the USA and the EU. Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if many of the others come from the same factory. Over the years, I’ve tried a lot of sleeping pads, and most of them have had some kind of issue. The only one I can truly vouch for is the Therm-a-Rest Topo Luxe — it’s been rock solid. Given the price point of the Kilos Gear pad and the lack of widespread reviews (aside from a few smaller YouTube channels that speak highly of it), I think I’ll give it a shot. Worst case scenario I'll lose 100 euros :D
r/Ultralight • Anybody has any experience with Kilos Gear AeroCloud UL sleeping pad? ->I'm pretty much exactly like you. Tried and DONT LIKE: Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Topo Luxe. It's thick! But the horizontal baffles suck for side sleepers. Sea to Summit Comfort Plus Insulated. Not thick enough. Hip pain. Noisy. The one I want to try next: Therm-a-Rest NeoLoft.
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