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    Troy Ammons
    BPL Member

    @tammons

    Once again.

    Anybody making a SUL short wide pad or is the only option still to down to modify a Neoair
    or the like.

    #2125000
    Franco Darioli
    Spectator

    @franco

    Locale: Gauche, CU.

    There is a TR Trek and Travel,25"x47", 15 oz
    Done with the XL should be about 10.5 oz

    #2125120
    Dondo .
    BPL Member

    @dondo

    Locale: Colorado Rockies

    Look at the Klymit X Wave. 48"x25"x1.5". Mine weighs 10.9 oz. With the little rubber pump, stuff sack, and repair kit, it's 12.3 oz. $60 now at overstock.com.

    #2125126
    Jennifer Mitol
    Spectator

    @jenmitol

    Locale: In my dreams....

    Exped is at least making a Medium Wide – so not short, but at least not freakishly long in order to get the added width…

    I'm waiting for Exped to make short-wide downmat UL7. Now THAT would be sweet.

    #2125134
    IVO K
    BPL Member

    @joylesshusband

    Locale: PA lately

    Mine weighs 12.3 oz with bag, repair kit, and pump bulb, and is extremely comfortable with the side edge tubes being thicker than the ones in the middle. This feature prevents my arms from steeply falling on the ground in case I am turned on my back.

    This "flailing" arms issue causes me lots of discomfort on my narrow winter NeoAir, forcing me to sleep mostly on my side. I am a sidesleeper, but every now and then seek a different sleeping position and end up on my back for an hour or two.

    X Wave's R value may be questionable, but definitely exceeds 2 in a combo with a widish quilt, making it good enough for shoulder seasons for me.
    Its bottom is made out of 75D, obsoleting a groundsheet when used without a bivy in a floorless shelter.
    It gets augmented by a 48" long 1/8 Lawson Eqpt. CCF pad, folded in 2 under my legs or used as a seatpad. The bulb pump easily adds firmness when desired.

    #2125307
    Troy Ammons
    BPL Member

    @tammons

    Klymit X Wave it is.

    #2125310
    Troy Ammons
    BPL Member

    @tammons

    Also thought I would throw this out there.

    Gossamer Gear
    XLARGE – 28" Wide tapering to 19" X 56" Long X 2.5" tapering to 1.5" in height

    14.6 oz

    #2125315
    Adam Kramer
    BPL Member

    @rbeard

    Locale: ATL, Southern Appalachia

    the tapering of height is genius. i just wish it was a little longer.

    #2125317
    Jake S
    Member

    @spags

    "Look at the Klymit X Wave. 48"x25"x1.5". Mine weighs 10.9 oz."

    For the record, mine weighs exactly the 297g (10.5oz) listed on the package, which is maybe a first for me.

    I know it's impossible to give exact weights with some products, but I wish more manufacturers would take care to do it because it immediate impressed me with Klymit before I even lied down upon it (although maybe that's a telling episode in itself :D ).

    #2125380
    Troy Ammons
    BPL Member

    @tammons

    Just found one on sale and ordered.

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