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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If cold-weather camping is your bag, and you want a bit of comfort under your bones as well as warmth, then you may wish to check out the Dreamcatcher. A quick-release push valve allows for fast inflation and deflation while the foam core creates a soft surface that will support you throughout the night. So lets go out and use the Berghaus Pro Peak insulated sleeping mat and tell you about our findings.

We recommend an R-Value of 3 or higher for 3-season use, and 5 or higher if you will be lying on the ground in winter too. If after checking those three out, you’re still looking for some more inspiration then something like OEX Traverse Self-Inflating Mat reviews could be a great choice, or perhaps something like OEX Traverse 3/4 Self-Inflating Mat reviews. The Shangri-La is exceptionally easy to inflate and deflate, and this is one of its major strengths. If you would rather a more compact single mattress then carry on reading, because a couple of Shangri Las will take up nearly all of your car boot space! Andes have improved the valve design of their SIM after numerous complaints of air leaks back in 2016.Right up there with my old seatosummit mat which costs nearly twice as much, yet even more packable. 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. The Berghaus Peak XL Self-Inflating Mat is constructed with a diamond cell foam pattern, built to reduce weight but add maximum comfort. In fact they probably fit in the final segment we mentioned above whereby they deliver a fantastic overall package.

It gave my entire body plenty of support in different positions, and my hip didn’t dig into the ground when I was on my side. Size - Width and length on the Pro Peak mat are a good compromise between being a full length/width mat and having a small and light pack size/weight. does what it needs to in providing quick and easy self-inflation via two valves for each side of the mattress. What is great about the armrests is that they stop you rolling off the mattress in the night very effectively.

One good feature of the Ultim is that both the single and the double SIMs in the range come with clips which enable you to join up multiple SIMs into an enormous bed. option is acceptable, but we wouldn’t recommend going any lower than that if comfort is your main objective. Superb Berghaus sleeping mat, very comfortable with a bit of extra puff and still packs up fairly small, it has a good quality feel about it and I expect it will last a long time. If you are reasonably weighty (>~13 stone) then you are likely to still feel some of the ground underneath you.

Couldn’t find an R-value anywhere, but guessing it’s somewhere around 2-3; This is a 3cm thick, 119cm long minimalist ultralight mat, after all. Kampa have made it exceptionally easy to inflate and deflate the Kip Highrise, and this is one of its major strengths. It is hard to stress how important the R-rating is for an enjoyable night of camping, even in fairly mild UK weather. Reviews will give you a great detail of information and with any luck some of the reviews will have provided information about the quality of Berghaus Peak Self Inflating Mat XL. We measured 66 x 18 cm which frankly isn’t too shabby, but obviously too large for hiking overnighters.The KingCamp is undoubtedly fabricated from decent materials – the two valves on the SIM are brass which is a nice touch and differentiates the Deluxe from other SIMs which rely on plastic. The outer material seems strong (30 denier stretch fabric) and it has a flocked texture on the top layer which helps stick your sleeping bag to it – we found that we didn’t slide around on it at all. Yes they may be slightly more expensive than the Decathlon’s of this world, but we’ve never been let down by their tents or their general camping gear.

Whether it is setting up the perfect tent or exploring new trails on my bike, I'm here to help you make the most of your outdoor camping adventures. 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! I like the trekology has a lot more thickness as I'm a side sleeper and very thin (or maybe I'm just ultralight).Losing a halfpoint for the slightly slippery outer fabric, the Trekology is an excellent SIM option for those on a budget and comes highly recommended. We are impressed by KingCamp’s deluxe double SIM and feel that it’s quite a funky choice – possibly one for the younger camping crowd. However, the inflated size is a little restricted compared to the more expensive Vango and Berghaus options – the length is 195cm (just under 6ft5) and so we would recommend either of those two over the Outwell if you’re lanky like me. The KingCamp Deluxe Double SIM comes in two great covers a delicious electric blue or a gorgeous grey/anthracite mix. Sign up here to receive marketing communications from GO Outdoors Retail Limited (t/a Fishing Republic).