Comfortable, Non crinkly pad

[Pgohil]

Been using a thermorest neoair all season for the last 3 years. As a side sleeper my arms are constantly going numb. Between that and the crinkling everytime I move, I'm waking up more than I should.
The r value of 4.9 seems to do well for me down into the twenties which is as low as I've had it. I am an extremely cold sleeper though. Looking for recommendations of a pad that is not crinkly and somehow would keep my arms from going numb.
Weight is a factor but not as much. I'd go as high as 32oz without an issue. 20" wide is fine, I don't do d myself falling off the pad.


Thanks

PGohil
WV

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[Buckeye Htr]

I just bought my second Big Agnus Q Core deluxe. The quilted primaloft sleeping surface is super quiet and comfy. No crinkling and no sliding around. I started with the regular long and found it was too narrow. I am also a side slipper but tend to be restless so little narrow for me. I went with the wide.

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[BAKPAKR]

The Exped Down Mat XP 9 might work for you. I have both the large wide Exped and the long Thermarest Neoair XTherm. The Exped is more comfortable and quieter but the LW version is heavy. However, I think the 20” Exped is right at the weight limit you set.

 

[sneaky]

Klymit Insulated Static V Luxe SL. Wide enough to where if you get restless you'll have plenty of room, not crinkly, and 3.5" thick.

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[Pgohil]

I really like the Exped line of pads but they are a touch over my price range. Can't seem to find any used either..

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[Pgohil]

Pulled the trigger on the expend synmat xp9 pad. Fingers crossed. But I think it's going to be exactly what I need.

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[Bighunt531]

The Exped Down Mat XP 9 might work for you. I have both the large wide Exped and the long Thermarest Neoair XTherm. The Exped is more comfortable and quieter but the LW version is heavy. However, I think the 20” Exped is right at the weight limit you set.

Would you be interested in selling the wide long?

 

[Marbles]

The Exped Down Mat XP 9 might work for you. I have both the large wide Exped and the long Thermarest Neoair XTherm. The Exped is more comfortable and quieter but the LW version is heavy. However, I think the 20” Exped is right at the weight limit you set.

I have two of the Exped Downmat 9 M, they are very comfortable. I largely no longer carry them due to weight as I sleep fine on a Thermarest Xtherm, but I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs more comfort. A good night's sleep is worth a few pounds.

Bakpakr is correct about weight, right at 32 oz (Exped lists them as 34.4oz) add 3 oz for the pump bag (well worth it).

The Downmat 7 M is listed at 30 oz, worth considering, but I have no experience with it.

Edit: Should have finished reading all the replies before posting.

 

[BAKPAKR]

Would you be interested in selling the wide long?

Sorry, I will be keeping it. My most comfortable nights on the ground have been on that mat so for short trips or camping at the truck, I will continue to use it.

 

[Bighunt531]

Ok man no worries what model was it again maybe ill look it up

 

[superA]

Exped all day (night) long. With the schnozzle bag!

Moose jaw usually has great prices.