...by adding a honey to the mix. Want to pick up that boy/girl at the bar? Tell them you have a down coupler in the truck. Definitely has worked for me on those mid-winter nig…
- peter, 12/15/10
CLEWISTON

Don't expect this to cover a queen sized air matress. There's no padding, so it's basically just a thermal barrier. If you don't have a matress of any kind you'll want somethi…
- Eric, 11/28/12
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

This product is great because it is easy to blow up and doesn't give as much hastle as the foam thermarest that cannot be deflated, this is perfect to hook on to the outside o…
- Isabel, 03/08/13

I've never used this, but I carry it with me. It's cheap insurance as far as I'm concerned. However, with the high cost of Thermarest pads, I'd like to see this simple kit inc…
- Michael, 12/17/11
Ohio

Does the trick. Fast, light, easy to use, works... I take it on anything more than a 2 night outing. Get the permanent patch kit for a permanent fix though.…
- Brian, 10/08/10
Durham, NH

I burn my Therm-a-rest sleeping pad by the campfire. This set helped me to cover every , even big , hole. Stay strong and look good :)…
- Beata, 12/06/12
Salt Lake City

I have three Thermorests which get used a lot. So they have a lot of patches on them. Gives them character. Yours should have character too. So patch it. Even if you have…
- Robert, 10/30/12
Columbus

I bought the torso sheet along with the alpine down blanket. From the pictures, I assumed that the sheet would encase one end of my pad, giving me snaps in three directions to…
- paul, 12/19/12
Tulsa, OK

I bought this sheet to pair with a Thermarest ProLite 4 mattress and the Tech Blanket. The sheet pairs nicely with the mattress, and is soft and comfortable to the touch. Th…
- Mike, 08/07/12

I dont know why this chair made it out of R&D. I weight about 190lbs and the side buckles slip when I lean even slightly back in this chair. Kind of defeats the purpose, don…
- Michael, 03/29/13

The Therm-A-Rest mattress straps are second to none. The day I received these was better than the day my first-born entered this mortal coil, and it has merely gotten better…
- Mark, 08/12/10
Pittsburgh

60" was way too long for me (tons of tail). But do make strapping the thermarest to your pack a cinch and are worth the extra coin.…
- Pavan, 01/04/11

These are a little smaller than I thought they would be, but they seem to get the job done. We'll see how they do long term. There is no glue or anything to deal with so the…
- Joshua, 03/17/10
Little Rock, AR

These are a good idea but found that we needed two sets to be effective. I fitted one set to a pair of air matresses and they let go during the night but a second set secured…
- PHILIP, 03/20/12
Brisbane Australia

Tiny, light, and a big luxury on those days when you are crawling into camp. Takes a few minutes to get a Neoair large to about 90%, and on rechargeable Eneloop batteries it…
- Joshua, 02/28/13
Socal

Look we have all done this at least once. you check your gear, then double check, then get to the campsite and realize...you didn't check everything. you forgot a pillow, so w…
- Pete, 12/17/12
Savannah, Ga

Love this thing. Ultra light. Why lug around an extra 10 ounces to a pound of gear when you have to? Most pillows are too heavy for such a single use item. With my T-A-R pillo…
- KEVIN, 02/04/11
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