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My neoair xlite reg is over spec. Significantly over spec in my thinking. Just the pad alone is 13.4 oz and the specs are listed at 12 oz. More than 10% heavier. Anyone else experience this? I should have exchanged it but I bought right before a trip and threw away all the packaging. I got a great deal ($96/new) and I've been really happy with its performance so I'm definitely keeping but was just curious.
My women's xlite was similarly over spec. I just kept it, rather than hassling with an exchange.
Not the regular, but my large Xlite comes in under spec. Listed at 16 oz. Actual weight, 15.5 oz. I have owned it for about a year and a half now.
My large weighs right at 16 oz.
I don't have the regular, but have the short; it comes in very slightly underweight at 7.95 oz (specified to be 8.00 oz).
My regular is 12.6
My short is 7.6
these are several yrs old.
I have the womens x-lite weighing in at 11.85 oz with repair kit. I think this is without stuff sack as well. New 2015 version specs at 12oz. Mine is several years older.
Mine weighs in at 11.99 oz's without stuff sack and repair kit. Stated weight was 12 oz. so not bad.
I bought an AllSeason large that was 3oz over. So I returned it and got a Trekker (wasn't sure which I wanted anyhow). It was maybe 1oz under.
My short XLite is also under spec at 7.6 oz
My XLite short weighed in at 230g which is right at spec. (per the website).
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