Therm-a-Rest Trail Pro™ Sleeping Pad

One of the most comfortable self-inflating sleeping pads available, the top-rated Trail Pro provides year-round camping comfort.

For unprecedented comfort during your backcountry adventures, the Trail Pro brings year-round warmth and legendary Therm-a-Rest support. The self-inflating foam measures 3 inches (7.6 cm) and features our StrataCore construction, a design that provides the best warmth to weight ratio of any self-inflating foam construction. The Trail Pro’s 4.4 R-value allows adventurers to enjoy backpacking and camping year-round. The versatile self-inflating pad features the high-performance WingLock valve, allowing the pad to inflate three times faster thanks to a larger opening and one-way inflation. Like all Therm-a-Rest pads, the Trail Pro is made in market to ensure quality and minimize environmental impact. The pad includes a compact stuff sack.

Features:
- StrataCore™ construction for an outstanding warmth-to-weight ratio for self-inflating foam.
- Three inches (7.6 cm) of premium foam wrapped in a soft stretch knit fabric.
- Easily packable thanks to the alternating ridges of StrataCore foam.
- Comes equipped with the intuitive and dependable WingLock™ Valve for easy inflation and deflation.
- Available in multiple sizes, including a wide.
- Stuff sack is included.

See you out there!

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[CC]

I bought my Therm-a-Rest self inflating mattress at REI in 1995. It has been used hundreds of times in a quarter century and never sprung a leak. I still use it! I keep it inflated stored behind a closet door and only roll it up when I go on a camping trip.

[mstottlax]

I just ordered the trail lite. Glad i got the updated version with the new valve

[aleksandrslevickis]

Thermarest as always the best ! 7.6 cm and 820 grams, super comfort and lightweight !

[vals]

I love my thermarest trail pro.
Got the 185cm regular wide i sleep on my stomach and it ist so comftable. Best weigh to comfort ratio i have ever experienced

[jariperho]

I was hoping to see a one-way deflation valve for this type of pad. I can't really imagine wanting to struggle with this thick of a self-inflating pad every morning while out there.

[truthisbusiness]

My start to leaking air after 8 months used 10 times top and used strictly in car. Valve is bad I believe, prefer Expeds two valve system.

[robertlewandowski]

Just got this pad. It's really thick and comfortable. 
Materials feels nice and is not slippery like most other pads. 
However, I'm 6"4' and this pad beryl covers my body length. 
I can't use a pillow as it will slip off the sides because of the rounded shape... :/

Guys at @therm-a-rest - the how much weight and warmth are we REALLY saving by rounding off the edges like that?

[scotthunter]

What’s the difference between this and the Prolite Apex other than slightly extra thickness and a softer upper? Is it noticeably more comfortable?

[antoinesrt]

Is this sleeping Pad is more comfortable as the Thermarest Neoair Topo Luxe ?

[FlashlightFilmz]

When/where will the updated version of this pad be available in Canada?

[bushcraftagustinmontoya]

HO HO HO 🎅👍....Merry Christmas For The Whole Family 😆😆😆Thanks You! !!!

[Michael.RJ.Oil_Painting]

All the reviews say that they dont actually self inflate lol so its odd to see you bragging about that feature..

[Laudrengen]

Looks like a nice pad. Maybe lay off the valve marketing bull until you can show us a real life comparison where this pad is infalted 3x faster than a standard pad of equal volume...

[gypsey]

Pity that the one I bought for my son got a hole in it first time used.

[markhines]

It's just too huge for bikepacking.