Foam pad or other supplement

Yeah I think the xlite already has an internal reflector.

I used an $8 ccf pad to supplement last winter. Since my existing pad is only torso and I don't use a ground cloth, I kept it full length to keep snow melt from soaking my pack under my feet. I was very warm. When I've gone with only 1 pad (2.3 R) in 14 F I was colder but still able to sleep.

I've heard good things on BPL about using a UL klymit pad between a ground cloth another pad to help the airgap. Its more expensive but packs alot smaller than a full length CCF.

If you don't have a simple scarf or something to cover your nose at night I recommend it as well.

If your regular pad is full length, you could try supplementing with a 3/4 length CCF pad. If you regular pad is 3/4 length, you might want to go with a full length supplemental pad.

Gossamer Gear makes a ThinLight pad that is 1/8″ thick (pretty minimal in other words), but if you just need a bit of a boost to your regular pad, that might do it. I’ve used my Thinlight (full length) to supplement my 3/4 length regular pad.

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