Thickness of ThinLight Pad for Legs?

I bought a 60" long 1/8" thinlight in a successful attempt to prove that I want more padding than that. Afterwards I cut it in half then joined the pieces with duct tape, making it easy to fold it into a 30" 1/4" pad. Carried on the outside of my pack it is a ready sit pad or can be unfolded to lie on for an after lunch nap. Folded, it goes under my lower legs at night during shoulder season.

It's warm enough at 32F in the fall (warm ground). I'm not sure about 32F in late winter (frozen ground), haven't tried it.

It unrolls and lays flatter than blur foam or ridgerest … but still holds the curl a bit.

i own a thinlight 1/8 too
when camping i sleep with a torsolength pad under my back and my backpack under my leg
it's really nice

Hi Guys,

Im new to the forum, I just got back from a trip to the devil's path in the catskills and used a torso length z rest and the 1/8 in thinlight for the legs. duct taped it to the s rest and folded it flatwith it after. we got down to the 40's and my legs never got cold

enjoy

I've successfully used a 1/8 thinlight paired with a nightlight torso and my Golite Jam pack under my legs on the snow and was comfortable. In warmer weather I just use the nightlight.