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Like a Serta for the outdoors. But lighter.

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I've crashed on these a few times. Really comfortable.

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A camping essential that's versatile enough to be adapted for even non-outdoor uses. Pull one up on the floor next to a friend in a B&B or hostel, and voila, a room for two at a single price. Or buy a sleeve and turn it into a relatively comfortable and lghtweight, portable trekker's chair.

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I am constantly travelling, and to always have a comfortable bed with you is a must. Thank you therma rest! (via Satya)

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Light, compact, and comfortable. Self inflating - these are much better than older style foam or bulky inflatable mats. They sell 3 styles of self inflating mattresses - this is the medium weight/bulk version that I use.

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I still have a small Therm-a-Rest pad I used backpacking on the Appalachian Trail a couple decades ago. It only suports from hips to shoulders, but when you're weary that's all you really need for comfortable sleeping in a tent. The light weight and tiny space it takes up after rolling are also important when every ounce and cubic inch count.

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