- Is the Trail Pro warm enough for winter?
- It is a three-season pad. The 4.4 R-value suits cold spring and fall nights, but most people want a higher R-value for snow camping.
- How does it compare with the NeoAir pads?
- The Trail Pro is warmer-feeling and more supportive for side sleepers, but heavier and bulkier. NeoAir pads pack smaller and weigh less for backpacking.
- Does it self-inflate fully?
- It self-inflates most of the way. Most owners add a few breaths to reach their preferred firmness.
- Is the 25-inch width enough for two people?
- No. It is a single wide pad. Couples usually pair two pads or choose a double pad.
- What is included with the pad?
- It comes with a stuff sack and a repair kit. A pump sack is not included.
- Where is the Therm-a-Rest Trail Pro Sleeping Pad cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $179.95, as of our latest check.