Here a pic of our tent during my last hunting trip to CO.
Weight was a concern for us, 10 days worth of gear for a hunting trip 7 miles away from the truck requires careful planning. We were on foot. Average pack weight was 70~80 lbs.
Its hard to go light on gear when your actually hunting and bushwhacking 10 days on end. Walking through the thickets crossing streams, hunting is very different then just hiking because your out there dark to dark once base camp is setup so having good quality dry gear, clothing, boots etc is key.
As far as sleeping pads go I use your basic wally world foam pad. Might cost $10? Nice and light, can strap any where to your pack, provides a good bit of comfort and insulation but does not compare to the air pads for comfort.
Mine is pictured all the way to the right. My dads, next to mine is an expensive air mattress. Very light and very comfortable. Probably cost 5X what mine does. When you look further left you can see the variation depending on what is preferred. I go light and basic. Other go expensive and comfortable. I think it all comes down to what your doing, how much you want to pay, and what comfort level your trying to obtain.
Sorry I am not much help as far as suggestions. Comfort is not a huge issue for me because as long as I have a flat, or slightly inclined sleeping surface with no rocks or sticks I have no issues.
Lived here for 7 days: