Hello, thanks for your review ! i want to ask, in two years, do you still use it and how it is holding up for your ? Did you got any problems and how you protect it ? thanks !

If you want a bit more insulation and also to protect the super-light fabric, you could pair it up with a lightweight plastizote closed cell mat like the ones offered by Multimat. That way you're getting 3.5 R of insulation for very modest weight and all the multi-use benefits of the closed cell mat.

I just got my uber lite in the post about an hour ago. Blew it up and laid down and I hear two big pops. Two of the top most baffles near the head have blow up. Well at least I have a pillow now hahaha. Back in the post you go!

I’m in love with that tent

One need not inflate a pad all at once...I will put a few breaths into mine, then do something else, then put a few more breaths in, do something else, etc. This way you don't get out of breath, light-headed or exhausted from blowing into the thing constantly at altitude. As long as it's inflated by the time you want to lie down on it, easy does it.

that looks like the original neoair that I've been using since it first came out , tiny pack size and very light weight , I've been using the little battery powered pump for the last 3 years and its great , 29 inflations off 2 AAA batteries ( witch isn't bad for something as tiny as that )

I bought one of these last week and went out 5 days ago with my wife on a 3 day hike. I was delighted with the size/weight . My wife slept on it the first night and I wanted to scream when I heard it. The night was still and I am sure that a couple of other hikers about 150 yds away could easily hear it also. My wife is deaf at night without her hearing aid on so she could not hear it. I used it the second night and it was comfortable enough but I am thinking of getting something else. Mine sounded completely different than the one you show. I am not show in the video.

Couple tips, fold your mat into a rectangle and put it along the back of your pack. Way easier than rolling. Secondly there are three options for pump sack from Thermarest including a DIY one. I made my own from the top of a pet bottle which also serves as a liner for my bag. Just make a hole that fits on the valve and then thread the cap/top of the bottle into the bottom of the trash bag.

Thanks for the ulber lite review.👌

Thank great review I have been putting of purchasing a new thermorest your video really helped.

New subscriber. I just purchased the uberlite and it will arrive tomorrow in the mail. I bought it basically for the John Muir Trail I'm hiking this August. I follow two hikers that have had an x-therm for many years. They both did a video about mold on the inside. It was proven by both that mold does not grow on the inside. Follow Bigfoot and Back Country Exposure. Looking forward to some of your videos.

Easy pump sack, a large strong bag and elastic band, cut corner off bag, put valve in hole and lash with band.

Thanks for the review. Is this pad still in service? have you had issues, tears etc? I'm also curious what tent you have at the start of the video. We don't have any tunnel tents here in North America, which is too bad!

Great review. My X-lite short broke down and got a bubble and I'm returning that one. Also with age I need a longer mattress so this was exactly what I was looking for. Almost bought the X-lite normal while I was in Breamar doing the TGO Challenge but I'm glad that I didn't now with this one out.

Great review Hendrik! You're correct- the moisture will evaporate if you inflate the mattress at home and just let it sit for a couple days.

A garbage bag might do the job. Cut a little hole in the bottom of it, turn it inside out and put the inlet of your pad through that hole. Use a rubber band to make it airtight and you're good to go. Nice video btw!

It's so odd that most reviews only cover weight and packed size. No review ever shows how you really lay on it, how your arms won't fit on the pad, how tossing and turning slides the pad away from you. How stomach or side sleepers get awkward pressure points on arms etc. This comment sounds a little negative, but please take it as inspiration to cover a product in a different, more realistic way. We all know this pad is light and compact, but is it also comfortable? If so, for which type of people?

The xtherm stuff sack is a pump too

Nice review. I have the Uberlite and, as an ultralight seeker, I really wanted to like it, but I find it to be so slippery on both sides. When i'm in my sleeping bag, I feel I'm about to fell from it because of that, especially when the ground it's not leveled. In this case, it's easy to end up on one side of the tent. I wonder why they haven't coated the fabric somehow, in order to avoid that. Besides that, it's kinda noisy against some fabrics. But I still like it somehow, because it's so light and small.

I love your tent! What kind is it? What size is it? Fantastic sheltered storage area. If you had to cook or camp in the rain it would be wonderful!

Thanks for this! I think I know which inflatable mat I'll be getting one it comes out. I have a klymit Insulated static v that I can use for winter if I want to at a great price but I think for summer and wanting to carry something lighter, this would be awesome! That, and I like black more than yellow

Thanks for the overview. Very timely as I have been looking at several of the mats you reviewed. I am interested in what tent you are using in this video. I looked at all of your videos and did not see a review on that tent. Thanks

The S2S pump sack works on the thermarests. Try it

Very nice review. Thanks.

Awesome channel, keep up the good work!

Thanks for sharing.

Great review thanks!

What do you think of the mat now since you first used it? Durability issues ? Also, moisture can't escape on its own, need to warm it and let it out and reinflate few times. For mold, exposing to UV light in a dark room will help control growth

I saw someone use what I assume was an exped schnozzle bag to inflate the uberlite. I’d assume it would be too big but there’s a video on KZfaq.

A very good review, thank you. :-) But what I miss is: how is it with warm weather, is a warm matras than a disadvantedge?

Nice review, ill be getting the uberlight for next summer! btw, Is that a Helsport superlight tent?

Does it not come with a pumpsack?

Great video, really nicely filmed Hendrik..Loving the look of that Helsport tent too? How do you like it, is there a review ? Cheers Andrew

Very nice! Thanks a lot for that review! KZfaq recommendations works good))

Hi Hendrik... what tent do we see here and how happy are you with it?

Hendrik :-) There are Thermarest Pumpsacks out there from Thermarest. So no problem.

Great pad--in theory. Light weight. Very small pack size. Comfortable. But, none of that means diddly if it won't hold air. Mine failed the first time I used it on the first night of a 4-day mountain backpacking trip. I froze my butt off sleeping on ground. Therm-a-Rest "customer service" basically said I must have damaged it in some way. REI was great--they gave me a full refund. I'm not the only person this has happened to. But, to this day, Therm-a-Rest has not even acknowledged there is a problem.

Your English is awesome bro great vids thanks for taking the time and effort to produce them

Love the video! What shoes are you wearing?

Nice Video thanks, what tent u use?

If you use a pack liner just use that to hold air, pinch the end clised with you thumb and forefinger, slip the nozzle into the bag while holding it closed then use your other hand to compress the bag forcing the air into your sleep pad

What tent is that

funny to find I followed the same long path to uberlite beginning with the same big self-inflated mat 6:10

Bonjour is it a good item ?

very nice video! can you tell me, i owned exped synmat ul lw - it is warm for me, but a bigger than i need, i owned klymit static v2 - its nice size, but it is not durable and not warm, i owned sea to summit etherlight xt insulated - its size is ideal for me. but 2 of them were seny back to manufacturer due to manufacturing defect, and now i, afraid of theese mats, they were most comfortable, most warm for me (3 seasons hiker), i wonder about this thermarest because the z-type folding thermarest is smaller, than i want, today i need to buy a mat, so i dont know which to choose :( uberlight large i think will be much bigger, than i need for my small tent, and the regular is smaller :( dont know what to do :( can you help me with an advice? thanks!

What's your tent name? How do you like it?

Nice one, very thorough. Like you I'm a wriggler in bed and I got a Nemo mat and for thr really cold weather I have a sea to summit comfort plus. ( very heavy). Atb Colin and Mark from Ultra light nights youtube channel

Mold will build up inside the mat if you use ur mouth to inflate the mat. I use the battery device or bag.

Did you say how much it weights? I must have missed it. Thanks a lot for your vids.

Takes me ages to completely deflate the Therma Rest Uber lite. Is that normal?

I will be setting up for a lot of winter outings here in Northern Ontario. The temps drop to below -30C I'm looking for info on what would be a good pad / insulator that I can user on top of a tarp on the snow. Any ideas?

I am curious how hard it is to get any cottage brand's product from the USA to Finland. Could you tell about it?

Can I ask what tent is that and what’s the weight.

Hello brother what model of La Sportiva are you using?

Please could you tell me what air mat is going to be the best for a 17stone bloke that's verry broad

Were you able to find a way to pump this mat?

What tent and that?

What tent is that?

Liked and subbed. 👌🏼

Hendrick do you know how to dry the mattress when it have to much water inside?

Im sorry, i had to replay. I was to busy dreaming over your accent ;) Your partner is lucky.

What is the R-Value of this mat?

What brand of tent is that?

13:18 12:58 08:58

Lol I was trying to figure out your accent sounds kind of Irish?

What tent was this?

0 deg? I'd be on the ground lol

Its Darwins Nordic Twin... :)

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uberlite is garbage. i gave it away !

Nice thermarest commercial! Super one-sided review.