Thread: WTB Exped mattress

Get an exped winterlite,Awsome bit of kit.Used to have the 7L but this ones way better

Originally Posted by Monk

Get an exped winterlite,Awsome bit of kit.Used to have the 7L but this ones way better

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Originally Posted by Monk

Get an exped winterlite,Awsome bit of kit.Used to have the 7L but this ones way better

Originally Posted by Nick-D

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Cheers for the tip. Has anyone slept in on an air filled one ie no down or synthetic insulation? Pretty cold on winter nights?

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Originally Posted by phillipgr

Cheers for the tip. Has anyone slept in on an air filled one ie no down or synthetic insulation? Pretty cold on winter nights?

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I have an Exped Airmat Lite and its probably colder than other mats but I havnt used others so im none the wiser, have used it in some pretty cold places (tahr ballot blocks etc) and never thought it was a problem.

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

I have an Exped Airmat Lite and its probably colder than other mats but I havnt used others so im none the wiser, have used it in some pretty cold places (tahr ballot blocks etc) and never thought it was a problem.

Plus it only weighs 350gms for a full length mat which has got to be a good thing...

Originally Posted by phillipgr

Cheers for the tip. Has anyone slept in on an air filled one ie no down or synthetic insulation? Pretty cold on winter nights?

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Go insulated man, no real reason not to other than price. When the ground gets cold having a good mat is so much more comfortable. Ive done a couple of fringe trips using a z lite, and could feel the heat being sucked from underneath me. The winterlite is wicked, and warm as. Makes a hell of a difference