I have a bad back, and slept on this for a month when I visited India.It was wonderful!I never had any back pain in the morning, which had been the case when I have slept on a futon or the ground.I will admit that the Therm-a-rest Dream Time is expensive, but it is hard to beat from a comfort standpoint.By the way, you can control how firm or soft it is to some extent by how much air you put into the self-inflating pad.Although it would probably not be a great choice for back packing, it does roll up in a fairly compact roll for transport.The model I got was the extra large, which is the 30" wide self-inflating pad with a foam pad on top.It has a removable, washable fleece cover over both pads.I would purchase it again and highly recommend it to others.
My only small complaint is that the "extra large" Therm-a-rest stuff sack does NOT fit the Dream Time (it is way too small!).To my knowledge, Therm-a-rest does not make a stuff sack for the Dream Time, but I wish they did.The Dream Time does come in a plastic sleeve with a zipper, but there is no handle or strap to transport it, making it awkward to carry from place to place, because it is big and sort of bulky (with no handle).
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Product Description:
Now featuring contour-hugging memory foam, the DreamTime mattress provides unmatched support and pillow top comfort.A machine-washable cover encases this foam and a luxurious, self-inflating mattress with protection for use anywhere.A microfiber top adds next-to-skin comfort for a truely decadent rest.Dimensions: 63x196cm(25x77in)Weight: 3600 grams (7lbs 15oz)Thickness: 9cm (3.5 inches) R-Value: 9.0
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