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Originally Posted by superslomo
I also don't sleep well on my back, so I always bring a heavier therm-a-rest with me backpacking etc., so I would plan on more weight just to guarantee a good night's sleep.
YMMV, but at only 12 oz, I actually find the Thermarest Neoair XLite to be the most comfortable sleeping pad I have owned and that includes a huge Thermarest self inflating 5 pound base camp style pad that I tried a long time ago. If you haven't tried a NeoAir you might have a look at them somewhere that you can try it out in the store. Be aware that getting the inflation just right is the key.
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