7 Thermarest Products Every Camper Should Know About

"Thermarest first launched self-inflating camping in the early 1970s. The founders, two unemployed Boeing engineers who happened to be serious backpackers, began this brand with the Thermarest sleeping pad and later branched out their collection to encompass sleeping bags, camp chairs, cots, and even pillows. In this article, we introduce seven of the brand’s lead products that, as a camper, you may find of great value.

1. Thermarest Compressible Pillow

The Thermarest pillow uses extremely compressed ultralight and up-cycled foam that doesn’t occupy much space. You can take it wherever you go, whether traveling or off for an adventure. It also gives the right kind of support to your head, neck, and back while the cover is gentle and easy on the skin.

1. Thermarest Trail Sleeping Mat

Thermarest Trail Lite is a lightweight and compact sleeping mat making it an excellent choice for backpacking. It easily packs and rolls up and provides added warmth. Inflating and deflating take seconds. The Thermarest Trail Scout is an equally good camping sleeping mat.

1. Thermarest NeoAir Sleeping Mat

This thicker Thermarest sleeping pad captures warmth all year round. Despite seeming bulky, the Thermarest NeoAir XLite doesn’t weigh much which is perfect for on-the-go activities. From the same line comes the Thermarest NeoAir XTherm with the added warmth for mountaineering besides winter camping and backpacking.

1. Thermarest ProLite Sleeping Mat

The ProLite line is the lightest self-inflating mattress available. As light as it is, Thermarest kept tweaking this success of a product till the Thermarest ProLite Plus was released. The thick diagonal-cut foam provides extra comfort for warm or cool weather according to the R-value of your choice.

1. Thermarest Ridgerest Classic Sleeping Mat

If you’re looking for an affordable, entry-level sleeping mat, the Ridgerest Classic from Thermarest is the right choice. It works perfectly as an extra sleeping mat or one for novice campers. The closed-cell foam material of the Ridgerest has earned it the “indestructible” title. Thermarest Z Lite Sol is an upgraded version with the most versatility and lightweight.

1. Thermarest Vesper Sleeping Bag

For a sleeping bag, the Thermarest Vesper is featherweight. It provides maximum warmth because of its box baffled construction and high-quality materials. Knowing how the neck and feet may often feel cold even in mild chilly weather, the Vesper has a snap neck closure and an insulated foot box!

1. Thermarest Compack Chair

There’s no reason not to pack it with your Thermarest sleeping pad. The Compack Chair turns your Thermarest NeoAir mat into a solid chair thanks to its adjustable side straps and aluminum poles. The Nylon material provides insulation, is almost impossible to rip or tear, and has water-shedding capabilities. Order now through adventures HUB and receive your Thermarest within two working days.      "