"Foam only doesn't do it for me"
Agreed. A combination of ccf (closed cell foam) and inflatable work best for me, allowing a lot of flexibility to go from no ccf (for most trips right now) and only an inflatable, to adding just a thin ccf pad for typical shoulder season (1/8"), to a 1/4" ccf when appropriate, or up to a 3/8" ccf pad.
In fact, I'll choose a different inflatable pad too in colder conditions; I have a short neo air for summer months, using my empty backpack under my legs. My wife doesn't care to hike when it's cold out, so generally her size regular neo air is available to me on colder trips.
The idea of a single inflatable to handle all conditions might make sense if you in fact own two different types of inflatable pad, or if you only hike in warm summer conditions. For me, mixing and matching ccf and inflatable pads helps keep the comfort & warmth up while keeping the weight and bulk down.