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Hi first post here.
I’m wanting to extend my backpacking into the winter months here in the Oregon Cascades. Applicable gear that I have collected over the years: -10 Marmot bag, 4 season tent, Kovea Spider stove and a 2 liter pot.
I have been looking at the NeoAir XTherm pad. Is this going to be warm enough by itself? Expected low temperatures could be +10 give or take.
I already have a NeoAir XLite and a Ridge Rest pad. Both full size. These would be not much more weight but a lot more bulk.
At plus 10 (or so) I would take the XTherm and a Z lite.
to be sure, to be sure.
-10 deg bag?
IMO you should be fine with the xlite. I sleep cold, and sleep in my 15deg Marmot bag and an xlite.
If you meant a +10 deg bag, personally, I’d look at teh xtherm or like Franco said, bring a Zlite.
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