1/8" Closed Cell Foam Pad

Male 190 cm/97 kg fits about 3/4 of my sleeping pad, It met all the features in the description, virtually no weight, does not absorb water, stops the sliding around in the tent, and adds a bit of comfort to my sleep system.

Great for many of the basic foam mat stuff. Lighter and better insulating then a shelf liner or foam pad. I tried to wrap my snowshoes in it to protect my backpack. The spikes popped whole in it. But, it still held up great for glissading down several steep hillsides. I like it so much I'll be getting another for my hiking bubby after she final realizes she is carrying to much weight. I'm thinking about 100 miles in.

Blocks cold ground. Locks in heat.

I would give 4.5 stars but that’s not an option.Works great but develops holes and rips without noticeable incidence during use.Used it on one trip and has several holes and rips. I don’t recall anytime that any sharp items came near it.It’s destined to become garbage within a season or two.however I used this with my 3 season inflatable mattress during a very cold 2’ Sierra storm over 2 nights and it works excellent with negligible cost and weight. When you consider the alternatives of buying a 250$ inflatable mattress versus using a z rest, it’s not a hard decision to get this.Also, it’s nice to have this on outside of your pack for lunch breaks to sit upon. You don’t need to get out a pad to inflate or anything.

While I haven't had the chance to field test it out yet, it's significantly more packable and lightweight than my thermarest & foam roll mats that I've used previously. Posting says it's 2lbs, but it's NOT that heavy (perhaps that's when in the packaging box), it's about the lightest 'foam' type pad you can get.