Berghaus Ultra-Lightweight Peak Self-Inflating Sleeping Mat, Single Air Mattress for Camping, Ideal for Hiking, Backpacking and Wild Camping, Sleeping Equipment, Camping Equipment, Red, One Size

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Eurohike Camper Compact Self Inflating Mat reviews, OEX Traverse IMX Sleeping Mat reviews or OEX Traverse Self-Inflating Mat reviews. in XXL (203 x 76 x 11cm), this is a surprisingly lightweight product which has greatly impressed us. Fully-inflated dimensions are 201 x 132 x 10cm and so it can cater for somebody up to 6ft 7 in height. If only we could find a pair of interlocking single SIMs which can function together as an effective double.

It may be lighter for you to carry two sleeping pads and a lightweight 3-season sleeping bag, rather than a heavy 4-season sleeping bag and a standard mat. The Berghaus Peak XL Self-Inflating Mat is constructed with a diamond cell foam pattern, built to reduce weight but add maximum comfort.This means that it’s easy to slide around on top of the SIM when in your sleeping bag – we’d prefer more of a flock top surface which is easier to stay put on! We tested our review unit in the summer and so were unable to use it directly on cold ground, so please bear this in mind. The IForrest self-inflating sleeping pad is a great intermediate product with the ability to take on overnight hiking expeditions and use at the camp-site. I like the trekology has a lot more thickness as I'm a side sleeper and very thin (or maybe I'm just ultralight). Inflated size for the Ultim is 200 x 136 x 8cm which is enough for most people under 6ft 6 inches in height.

Boasting a minimal size and a lighter weight, the Peak Compact Self-Inflating Mat from Berghaus offers maximum comfort for short expeditions or multi-day hikes. Overall the Andes 10cm is an excellent choice for campers on a budget, and we think it is the best value double self inflating mattress. In this article we concentrate on our experience and recommendations for the choice of best self inflating mattress, and so the size and weight of the product is of less concern than how comfortable it is and how well it stays inflated etc. g. Dometic, Coleman, Vango), but it is their own brand Quechua gear which shows the best cost savings for those on a budget. In a first that we’ve seen, inflation and deflation are dealt with by two separate ‘twinlock’ valves – one inny and one outy!

However in our mind, using two singles is a preferable option, primarily because of the flexibility on offer. DURABLE - This self inflating air mat from Berghaus is built to last with a nylon ripstop durable fabric construction with TPU laminate which is tough, durable and rip-resistant.

However, if you’re still on the fence and want to look at some more options, here are some great alternatives to consider.Andes have improved the valve design of their SIM after numerous complaints of air leaks back in 2016. Speaking of length - this is a deliberately short mat (most are full-length, anywhere between 180 -190cm) - this is for those keeping weight and bulk to an absolute minimum. The top surface of the SIM uses an embossed no-slip outer layer meaning that you don’t slide around during the night – a bugbear of mine on plastic air mattresses!

The question of camping with your partner using a double bed/mattress vs 2 x singles is a perennial one. There is no escaping the fact that the OR Skyfall is a bit of a beast – with measurements of 201 x 132 x 15cm fully inflated then the folded size is always going to be bulky.Right up there with my old seatosummit mat which costs nearly twice as much, yet even more packable. ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT - For the thru-hiker or wild camper the Berghaus Peak Self-Inflating Mat is a lightweight, compact and easy to use mat which uses a diamond cut foam to assure a good nights rest no matter the terrain or the temperature.