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  1. 27-02-2021, 08:52 AM #1
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    Bed mats

    On my last trip my exped UL9 blew a baffle which resulted in quite a lumpy nights sleep and reduced confidence in the strength of them. What have others found to be robust without being excessively heavy in the bed mat options? The exped was comfortable enough, one of those unfortunate situations where although didn't have much use is outside of the warranty period
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  3. 27-02-2021, 10:24 AM #2
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    Had no issues with my neo-air for the last 4ish? years
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    +1 the neo air xtherm is super toasty... on recent trip other guys were complaining of a cold back from their mats. @Nathan F has been trialling one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08 View Post
    +1 the neo air xtherm is super toasty... on recent trip other guys were complaining of a cold back from their mats. @Nathan F has been trialling one.
    Yes ive slept on one extensively over the last 6 months . Never been cold even with snow on the ground.
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    Sea to summit insulated ultra light. Comfortable, warm and light. A bit noisy at first though, but when your tired it soon fades away.
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    No matter what mat you end up with get a travel delux pillow from katmandu, they are really good
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