
Exped
MegaMat Series
Car camping comfort king; warm and durable.

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I use an old TherARest Ridgerest Solar for winter and never had a problem down to - 15°C.
As a side sleeper I sleep much more comfortable on pure ccf than on air mats. Had a Neo Air but after it failed for the third time in a row I bouhgt a Ridgerest and expected quite hard nights. But I slept better than ever. I think it's because I'm much more stable and don't need my muscles all night long to keep myself stable.
I prefer an underquilt, but when I use a pad, I use a CCF Thermarest Solar in the pad layer of my WB Blackbird.
I can address durability. I’ve had an assortment of ccf pads - no experience w the UL 1/8 pads tho - mostly the thermarest and z-lite. I’ve got a first or second Gen ridgerest that I bought new in 2000 that is a bit compressed now but still perfectly usable. There are only a couple little scrapes to its skin. I recently bought a couple AliExpress pads for the dogs when we go winter camping and they are much thinner and flimsier. One has a rip in it that I’ll tape over somehow. Pine needles also go straight thru them. I will treat them as disposable.
EXPED! DABOMB! I camped in Manistee NF 6 weeks ago. I put my Exped on two RidgRest pads and two older ThermaRest single pads. It added an extra two layers insulation from the ground and my tent. The ExPed is like a mattress at home!
Su Vinted ne trovi veramente tanti, per quella cifra dovresti riuscire a comprare un Thermarest prolite. Occupa circa 3L ed è abbastanza leggero, con discreto isolamento (R3 circa). Per l’inverno puoi combinarlo con un materassino in schiuma (Thermarest Z-Lite, o con un Thermarest Ridgerest se non vuoi superare i 30€, occhio però che è molto ingombrante. Per questo genere di prodotti anche un materassino in schiuma della decathlon va bene in realtà). Personalmente sono a un punto della vita in cui vorrei comprarmi il NeoAir XLite ma 150€ per un materassino non li ho :( e con questi due che ti ho elencato mi sto trovando bene! Vai un giro su Subito/Vinted e vedi cosa ti offre il mercato dell’usato!
I fold a thermarest ridgerest in half, so my torso gets double the thickness, instead of cutting the lower half off. Weighs more but it's comfortable, and the blood in my arm doesn't get cut off when I sleep on my side. My vintage ridge rest comes in at 365g. You could probably get away with cutting a bit off to get it to 300g.

Exped
MegaMat Series
Car camping comfort king; warm and durable.

NEMO
Tensor Series
Lightweight side sleeper favorite, but polarizing on warmth and noise.

Exped
Ultra Series
Comfortable, quiet side sleeper pad; compact for backpacking.

Big Agnes
Rapide SL Insulated Sleeping Pad
Comfortable with unique side rails; R-value and durability disputed.

Therm-a-Rest
NeoLoft™ Sleeping Pad
Very comfortable; a bit heavy and bulky for backpacking.

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Therm-a-Rest - NeoAir Xtherm Series