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Speaking of inflatable pillows here the best hint I gained from the trip with Rob. Useful for sitting on glassing and around camp, use as a sleeping pillow, it's light as and its just $2!
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Rob does that too. He's got the Torpedo7 mat. It's good too! Seems like if anyone if really chasing grams spend $200-$400 but if ok with 600gm weight get T7 or JR.

Used the JR Gear mat recently on a two night trip with mopheadrob I can report it was easy to inflate and really comfy. The only down, and it applies to virtually all mats, the upper surface is...

The JR gear Presidon Insulated mat has finally arrived. Initial impressions are it’s really good compared to the much pricer ones I’ve seen in local shops. Quality seems good. I got the mummy to save...

Update: I've ordered a sleeping pad a JR gear Presidon Insulated mat. Thanks Jvaughan for the heads up on those. Low cost, 8.9cm thick and depending which website is believed 570gms or 600gms and...

cheers Jvaughan. That sounds like a great mat. I'm tending towards either that or the T7 mat.
Going to be a while before get one though. Less time and less money. Working longer hours as busier...

Surprisingly it handled the bashing just fine. Had over an hour of absolute abuse pushing through very dense beech 1.5-3m high. Felt like travelling at minutes per metre! Lilo brand, about 1.2kg and...

A general question, which sleeping pads fold in half before rolling? Might seem an odd question however did a bush bash about a month ago using a mat that was wider than backpack and it snagged on...

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Thought of that but 51 now and sleep shit on 10mm of foam! Even tried stacking 3 and still uncomfortable.

yes I’ve searched and read the threads about what are great mats, but budget doesn’t stretch to the highly recommended Thermarest Neo Air, Exped etc.
However some lower cost options were also...