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Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite Sleeping Mat

SKU# TRTRAILLITE

Therm-a-Rest's best combination of comfort and compactness. Designed for budget-minded campers and backpackers who want one mattress that can do it all.

Availability: In stock

$179.90
  • Regular-Green halo
  • Large-Green Halo
  • Womens-Sublime

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Specifications

Length 119cm (Short), 168cm (Women's), 183cm (Regular), 196cm (Large)
Width 51cm (Short, Regular and Women's), 63cm (Large)
Thickness 3.8cm
Average Weight 600g (Short), 880g (Women's), 910g (Regular), 1.22kg (Large)
Relative Warmth (R Value) 3.8 (0.67m2.kelvins/watt)

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  • From Kate on 20/05/10

    • Hi sleeping mat expert.

      This mat is cheaper than other mats of the same thickness but I notice it is slightly heavier and I suppose it is not as compact? Are you able to give me the dimensions when it is packed?

      Thanks!
    • Hi Kate, When the Thermarest Trail light is packed it is 54cm in length and 12-14cm in width ( this depnds on how tightly you role it up). This mat is a heavier and less compact mat which is why it is cheaper than the prolite range. Thanks

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