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This sleeping pad could be the perfect option for all foam-lovers who wish they could bring their memory foam mattress with them while camping. It's self-inflating by unrolling it and opening the valve to allow air to enter and inflate the mattress, without needing to blow it up yourself. To deflate, just open the valve and roll the camping mattress together, pushing the air out before closing the valve again.

Well done, you have made it this far through the jungle and hopefully it's all a bit more clear now. But just in case, let's summarise it a bit more visual: Type of campingValve diameter of the UL80 V2 is about 20mm. Some have reported problems with the valve. However, most people seem happy with it. If you are going to buy one of these camping mats, it may be worth considering the much loved Trekology Aluft 2.0 pillow.

The R value you tells you how warm the mat will be to sleep in. The main use for a camping mat is to keep you insulated from the ground – which even in summer is pretty chilly and can conduct heat away from your body. The higher the R-value, more insulating it’ll be. Broadly, an R value below 2.0 is for summer use, 2.0 to 4.0 will suit 3-season use, and if you're heading out in winter, look for 4.0 or above. Which is better: foam vs inflatable camping mats? Another very important thing to keep in mind when choosing your camping mattress is how long you'll be sleeping on it. Camping is meant to be a bit minimalistic and, in some cases spartan, but let's face it, it's not very comfortable to sleep on a 3cm inflatable pad for too many nights in a row. Consider spending a bit more if you will be gone for a considerable amount of nights to make sure you get your well-deserved sleep. Your camping trip is not going to be relaxing at all if your mattress doesn't allow you to sleep. Personal Needs And PreferencesThis camping air mattress has a premium water resistant coating and it held up well against the dew soaked grass underneath. The wet grass didn't seem to make much impact and we certainly didn't feel that the cold travelled through the sleeping pad in any way. Something we already mentioned in the previous point is during what season of the year you're going camping and in what type of climate. If you'll be going to sleep in a very humid spot you'll want to get as high off the ground as possible as the higher up you are, the warmer you'll be. We placed the UL80 camping mat directly onto the grass which had grown over some of the fallen stonework of the castle, to really put the UL80 through it's paces. And sure enough - it did it's job, absorbing pressure across the whole body and cushioning us from the bumpy and uneven ground below to give a great night sleep.

The UL80 inflatable sleeping mat is not insulated, and doesn't claim to be, and although this isn't a deal breaker for us, (we found our sleeping bag and a rug to be sufficient), this sleeping mattress is made more for spring and summer camping than for using during the depths of winter. With a R value of 1.6 - 2, it's better suited to warmer weather trips. COMFORT AND LOFT:

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Detachable pad strap to secure the pillow in place - no longer need to find your slipped-off pillow in the middle of the night Keep reading to see which our favourite camping mattresses are and maybe you'll find one that will join your next adventure. Compact lightweight sleeping mat with curvature that provide support and comfort for outdoor adventures. Regular sleeping mats - This category covers a lot of different types of mats from the old, classic foam rolls to modern, inflatable mats with different features such as pressure relief or supportive body mapping chambers. Upgraded version of our popular Aluft 1.0 inflatable pillow now with rubber dots and latch strap to hold your pillow on sleeping mats.