Hey all! Going for my first backpacking trip! Super excited to go and I wanna make sure that I get an actual comfortable sleep as that's one of my most important things in my eyes, I absolutely fell in love with how soft this fjallraven Skule sleeping was! I understand that you need a barrier between you and the ground so you don't lose excess heat but I was wondering in people's experience if this is actually warm enough or would you recommend otherwise?
For info I was planning to get a thermorest neo air x lite mattress with a fjallraven camp pillow and fjallraven keb Dome 2 (you can probably tell what my favourite brand is already lmao) I'll be going in Jasper Canada relatively soonish where it seems to be averaging at about 10 degrees at nights.
I know it's a ridiculous question as it states women are/should be comfortable for +2°C but honestly I'm a little bit slim of a guy and I don't know how accurate these measurements really are I'll as well be wearing a merino wool shirt and hoodie with merino wool long underwear and reinforced pants.