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NeoAir® XLite™ NXT Sleeping Pad

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$145.96 $199.95 In stock

Category: Fast & Light Sleeping Pads

The NeoAir® XLiteTM NXT Sleeping Pad is the most advanced all-season do-it-all ultralight air pad from Therm-a-Rest, designed for fast and light adventures without sacrificing comfort.

  • Ultralight construction ideal for backpacking and minimalist camping.
  • All-season versatility for use in a variety of conditions.
  • Available in Regular Short, Regular, Regular Wide, and Large sizes to fit different body types and preferences.
  • Trusted Therm-a-Rest quality for reliable outdoor comfort.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel E. ★★★★★

At just over a pound, this pad packs down surprisingly small yet still keeps me warm on cold ground—perfect for cutting weight without sacrificing sleep quality.

Amelia ★★★★★

Slept on this for a week of backpacking and the warmth-to-weight ratio genuinely surprised me. It packs down smaller than my old closed-cell foam pad but inflates to a much more comfortable thickness. The winglock valve makes deflating fast, which I appreciated every single morning.

Kevin B. ★★★★★

Three nights on granite at 11,000 feet and I never felt a single rock through this thing. It's stupid light for how much cushion it packs, and the valve actually holds air all night unlike my old pad.