Therm-A-Rest Trail Pro Sleeping Mat

Love for light weight trips. Could use rub points to control sleeping bag slip.

Another great Therm-a-Rest sleeping pad for my Therm-a-Rest collection. I still have and use my first Therm-a-Rest sleeping pad . Never have had a problem with any Therm-a-Rest sleeping pad that I have . Jones in the woods

We used two for two seasons. All of a sudden last summer they went flat when we tried using them. They have zero support when they go flat. Now they are garbage.

Mine delaminated just like other reviewers have mentioned. So far ThermARest has failed to ship me a replacement under warranty as promised. Lame.

I love my Therm-a-Rest trail pro! It stayed inflated all night long, was easy to inflate and deflate, packs down to a manageable size, and did its job as advertised. Would recommend!

I used to have a thermarest trail lite that was to thin and not suitable for a side sleeper like me. I still own a thermarest neoair camper that i like because its compact but even at 3 inches thick it fells like a balloon and it offers a good night sleep but not great. Finally since I do mostly motorcycle camping and space was limited but i really wanted something similar to the trail lite with foam inside but thicker. I opted for the trail pro. It checks all the right boxes. Not to noisy when moving on it, 3 inch of thickness, as small as a self inflating pad can be, well insulated and finally soft to the touch since i use a quilt. I can sleep as well on this pad as in my bed and part of that is also because of the Compressible Pillow Cinch that i really really love.

I have one (Large) since around 12? years and used it in rough environment, long horse trips in Mongolia, on camp tours and with hiking. Never had a problem. Never lost air. Always comfortable and warm. One hint against slipping on a tent floor - use a thin, (2-3mm) small Evazote below and there are no problems any more. Same quality but thicker for deep winter tours would be welcome, but I already used it down to -10°C w/o problems. Slightly higher weight and packing than Pro lite, but worth in colder environments. Please, keep this quality!

I just bought the regular-size TrailPro pad, and I like it a lot. For years I used a Thermarest Classic pad in hip length. I just put a stuff sack of clothes or something under my knees to raise my legs, and the smaller pad was perfectly adequate. This new pad has muych thicker foam and promises to be much more comfortable, but why is there no hip-length version available? I neither need nor want a full-length pad, and the hip length would save weight without sacrificing comfort. It would also be nice if there were a field repair kid for this pad. Not sure why they can't provide one- the old Thermarest Classic was also a knit fabric, and it came with a repair kit.