Nearly brand new (slept under it twice on a weekend PA AT section hike in March 2012, fully clothed)Thermarest Alpine 35 Degree Down Blanket and Fitted Sheet. Worked great, temps dropped into the high 20's. I bought it for summer hiking, not for those low temps and was able to sleep through the night, me fully dressed without issues except it was a little short for me. I am a little over 6'2" and was trying to shave a few ounces buying the regular. I am also including the fitted sheet, which really makes this a complete sleep system.





Alpine Blanket - Size Regular (76" length):
http://cascadedesigns.com/therm-a-rest/sleep-systems/insulation/alpine-down-blanket/product

Fitted Sheet, Size Regular (20"x72", fits the Neoair regular perfectly:
http://cascadedesigns.com/therm-a-rest/sleep-systems/mattress-covers/fitted-sheet/product

Looks like the prices have come down some since I bought these two items. I am willing to let them both go together, shipping included at $180.00 firm. Thanks for looking.

Edited by suzelac on 04/08/2012 07:01:26 MDT.

I may be interested in the Alpine 35 if you are interested in seperating the 2 items. Thanks!

How'd the regular work for you? I'm 6'1" and trying to decide between the regular and large in both the neo air and the alpine blanket.

I am almost 6'2" and weigh 195lbs, not a fatty :); and although the blanket came up to my neck and covered my shoulders, I would feel cold air every time I turned. When I turned on my side, my shoulders would lift the blanket away from the neo and my once cozy warm air would escape and the cold air would come in. I thought the fitted sheet would prevent it but I don't think this particular sleep system is for bigger people :). Also, I even tried the system in an REI Bivy which improved a little but not enough to try something else. Hope this helps.

Is anyone looking to get rid of a Thermarest NeoAir Sleep System? Or Just the Alpine Down in Regular?

THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Happy Backpacking!