Exped SynMat 9 DLX
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I've slept on mine 5 nights now, comfort plus compact when packed. I'm liking it.
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George, is it very different or much more comfortable than a simple $20 Wally World air mattress?
TPadden
Tom Padden
Yep - it's insulated. I have been very comfortable on mine with temps in the 30's - for me an air mattress is only comfortable down to the 50-60's with the same sleeping bag.
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Plus, it's wider than the cheap ones which means yur less likely to hang over the edges. Pricey at just over $100 but worth it in IMO, and I'm cheap.
It's the best mat I've ever used. By a long shot....
joweb94
Bob Webster
This pad is even better when you slide it into the pad sleeve of the Big Angnes Summit Park sleeping bag. It is near impossible to roll off.
have you experienced the down in the summit park to make its way to the sides leaving your torso pretty much uninsulated? I'be read lots of complaints about that.
I've used my Exped a lot and never experienced the issue you describe...
TPadden
Tom Padden
The issue he describes is with the bag .......
Thanks Mr T..got it
Available in Canada :CanFlag1:for 128.34 shipped with Altitude Outdoor Specialists
http://www.altitude-sports.com/eng/products/gear-and-equipment/sleeping-bags-and-pads/pads/synmat-9-pump-dlx?15313
http://www.altitude-sports.com/eng/products/gear-and-equipment/sleeping-bags-and-pads/pads/synmat-9-pump-dlx?15313
joweb94
Bob Webster
Not as yet. Have slept in the bag about 20 times. Just took a look and it seems the stitching keeps the down in place. The bag was bought in spring of 2009. I shake the bag to fluff up the down.
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Figured I'd add my Kudos to the list...
the ExPed Synmat 9 DLX (The DLX is about 6" wider and a little bit longer too) is awesome! Big difference in that I felt no cold soaking through the mat from the ground in temps ~30F
Very comfortable and packs very small and lightweight too!
the ExPed Synmat 9 DLX (The DLX is about 6" wider and a little bit longer too) is awesome! Big difference in that I felt no cold soaking through the mat from the ground in temps ~30F
Very comfortable and packs very small and lightweight too!
TinyL
Wingin It
Just picked up one off these and broke it in on a trip to Bridgeport, CA. I was greatly impressed with it. Easy inflate and deflate. Here is a couple videos I found while I was researching it that were a big help.
http://www.exped.com/exped/web/exped_homepage.nsf/b43popup3/6A57042396947205C125715C002523A9?Opendocument
http://www.exped.com/exped/web/exped_homepage.nsf/b43popup3/6A57042396947205C125715C002523A9?Opendocument
dmulk
Dan Mulkiewicz
There seems to be *two* versions of these:
One has two valves for deflating the mat. One at each corner of the mat
The other has a single recessed plug.
Anyone know which is newer?
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One has two valves for deflating the mat. One at each corner of the mat
The other has a single recessed plug.
Anyone know which is newer?
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dmulk
Dan Mulkiewicz
Just picked up one off these and broke it in on a trip to Bridgeport, CA. I was greatly impressed with it. Easy inflate and deflate. Here is a couple videos I found while I was researching it that were a big help.
http://www.exped.com/exped/web/expe...6A57042396947205C125715C002523A9?Opendocument
What broke?
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OP
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I believe the one I have - 2 valves at corners - is the older one.
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You are correct Joe. I had the old model with two valves before I had it replaced with the one with internal pump and one valve.