I have a piece of 1/8" polyethylene foam from McMaster-Carr that is 48" wide and 6' long. I'm hoping to cut it and use it as an underpad for some summer use. I'm thinking like high 50's and up. It should be pretty light after being cut, and even now, I think it's around 7 or 8 ounces. I have seen a bit about the asym cuts for pads, but just looking to get some more input. I'm about 5' 10" and 145, small-average sized guy. One issue I've had with pads is developing cold shoulders or sliding off the pad and into a cold spot (even when using a DL hammock). Probably just pads that are too narrow for hammock use. Anyways, what are your recommendations on how to cut it in terms of dimensions and shape? Also, once I get to use the pad, I will let you know how it fares. Here's the link to the foam I bought. (It's pink... ) http://www.mcmaster.com/#8726k91/=d5ujse
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