[at-l] REI has the Thermarest NeoAir online

[Frank Looper]

Oops! 7.33 oz.

On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 5:38 PM, Frank Looper <nightwalker.at at gmail.com>wrote:

> I use a torso-length Mt. Washington pad with some 1/4" Nitrogen CCF taped
> to the foot end. Weight for shoulders-to-ankles pad: 8 oz including bag.
>
> I know that's heavy, but the comfort is darned well worth it. :-)
>
>
> 2009/3/15 <TrailR at aol.com>
>
>>  In a message dated 3/15/2009 6:53:57 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
>> amy at forinash.net writes:
>>
>> They don't have the short size, though.
>>
>> I'm torn.  Do I want the 48" (not from REI)?  The 66"?  Damn the
>> torpedoes and full speed ahead with the 77"x25"?  I'd love that extra
>> 5" of wiggle room, my knees are always sliding off a 20" pad.
>>
>> I have a dividend and a 20% off coupon burning a hole in my pocket.
>>
>>  Hmmm.... I got a 3/4 length & am happy with it mostly.
>> I saved weight & my feet only get cold once in a while in winter.
>> I stuff clothes under my feet in my bag, I put my feet on my pack, etc.
>> lately I put my sit pad in my bag under my feet.
>>
>> But it ain't a neo. Dang....
>>
>> Hotdog
>>
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