Originally Posted by
staehpj1
For a sleeping pad I always use my NeoAir regardless of temperature. It is light, comfortable, and packs small. For real winter I'd still use it, but add a foam pad.
+1 on the Neo Air.
In warm weather I'll sleep on top of my bag.....the material of the NeoAir does not feel good next to the skin. I usually sleep in a T-shirt and briefs. If the temp goes down I'll drape the bag over me, finally climbing inside and zipping up if it gets really cold. For freezing weather I use the same system, but wear more clothing.