Topic: Sleeping mat (Read 28927 times)

Ed · « **Reply #15 on:** June 06, 2013 »

Quote from: specimanYak on February 26, 2013

Wow, that weight can't be right, it says '25 kg' it must be 2.5kg or that's one extremely heavy sleeping mat.

The weight is correct.
It's a mattress ;-)

Rich.H · « **Reply #16 on:** June 19, 2013 »

I've been using the gelert Xtreme 3/4 mat for about a year now and find it v good. Got fed up with foam ones as they are simply useless in value to the size of the kit your carrying. Took the plunge on a self inflating but they do hit the pocket. Think amazon do the Gelerts now for about £35 but I know I paid about £45 for it last year. Packs down to about the same size as a packed away kettly kettle.

GMB · « **Reply #17 on:** June 19, 2013 »

Neoair XTherm

Costs a lot of money but if you invest in one you will realise that it's money well spent. When you lay down on it with just a base layer on you swear blind it is electrically heated. Comfortable, light, packs small and can take a fair bit of abuse too. Packs an R-value of 5.7
At the moment I'm only using a silk liner when sleeping out.

As I mentioned it is expensive but I think it's value for money and I've always had a good nights sleep on it

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