- Is the Ether Light XT Insulated warm enough for winter camping?
- With an R-value of 3.2, it is designed for three-season use. For winter camping, you would need a higher R-value pad or an additional closed-cell foam pad underneath.
- How does it compare to the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite?
- The Ether Light XT is thicker (4 inches vs 2.5 inches) and quieter, but slightly heavier (17.3 oz vs 12 oz for the XLite). The XLite has a higher R-value (4.2) and packs smaller.
- Does the stuff sack pump work well?
- Yes, the included stuff sack pump is effective but requires several minutes of pumping to fully inflate the pad. Some users find it slower than other pump systems.
- What sizes are available?
- The Ether Light XT Insulated comes in Regular, Large, and Rectangular shapes. The Regular measures 72 x 21.5 inches and weighs 17.3 oz.
- Is the pad noisy when you move?
- No, the quilted nylon surface and Air Sprung Cells design make it quieter than many air pads, reducing crinkling sounds.
- Where is the Sea to Summit Ether Light XT Insulated Sleeping Pad cheapest?
- At Peter Glenn Ski & Sports, for $189.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Sea to Summit Ether Light XT Insulated Sleeping Pad?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including FERAL, eBay, Rutabaga Paddlesports, Telemark Pyrenees, Peter Glenn Ski & Sports.