I bought this for cycle touring after researching like crazy. I'm in my 40s now and need the extra warmth and comfort. This is also tough enough for bivy-bagging. The couloir isn't my thing but it packs down small and it is pretty light. After racking up the miles on my bike, I can rack up some decent Zzzzs and rest well. Thanks for a great product and a good price...

Only used for 2 nights so far very comfy - I would really recommend it. Make sure you get the large it weighs nothing anyway!

I have this and the original NeoAir made of thinner material. While heavier, this is very tough by comparison and does not make the crinkle sound when you move on it.

Not suitable for winter unless you use another insulated layer underneath. It's not particularly grippy, so can move around on a slippery tent floor.

Very comfortable, especially when compared with a closed cell or traditional thin self-inflatable.

If you don't mid a few extra grams and need durability, this is great. Recommended.

Well worth considering getting the large size if, like me, you're over six feet and move around a fair bit in your sleep. The narrower regular size is pretty narrow and just supports your width if lying straight and still. The large seems no bigger in terms of pack size, but it's got much more room to turn over on. very, very comfortable and light. I've only deducted a star as a hundred quid plus is a lot of money for a mat in my opinion, but as it'll last for years I shouldn't really grumble.