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Alpkit's Revamped Sleeping Mat Range
By Jon Doran on 26/04/2010 15:07:34
Lighter, tougher and more functional self-inflating mats on the way from Alpkit very soon.

One last bit of news from last week's trip down to see the chaps at Alpkit, they've been busily overhauling their sleeping mat range with the aim of making their mats lighter, more durable and more functional or appropriate even and the arrival

Just In - Alpkit Numo Sleeping Mat
By Jon on 19/08/2010 11:17:04
Brand new mat with 7cm of cush combined with a sub-500g weight and compact pack size.

We've already told you about the Alpkit Dirtbag self-inflating mat, but we've also got our paws on the finished version of the lightweight Numo sleeping mat that isn't even on the Alpkit web site yet.The Numo's a bit of a departure for the brand

It's A Sleeping Bag And A Mat In One
By Jon on 01/08/2002 14:53:33
Scoop look at Mountain Equipment's radical new bag and mat combo - yours for 100 quid, but not till next year

've simplyadded a pocket for an inflatable sleeping mat.It's been done before, notably by New Zealanders Macpac, but theneat touch about the ME version is that the mat is sold with thesleeping bag and is cut in a mummy shape so not only do you minimisethe weight

AlpKit's Airic Sleeping Mat Family Expands
By Jon on 08/06/2006 12:09:30
New from the guys at AlpKit is a slimmed down Airic called, erm, Slim Airic. Slim is, well, slimmer and tougher too as well as being compatible with various aftermarket chair conversion kits.

The nice folk over at AlpKit have expanded their Airicfamily of self-inflating sleeping mats with a new addition to therange called Slim Airic.Slim is a full-length, 180cm mat, so no cold tootsies, and getshis name from a bit of judicious trimming

Buyers' Guide - Sleeping Mats
By Jon on 08/06/2006 15:48:00
From classic closed cell foam pads all the way through to the extraordinary sub-100 gramme Balloon Bed, we give you the gen on buying a comfy sleeping pad.

Remember that first camping experience, the cold lumpy ground, themidnight shivers, the sore hip in the morning? Sleeping mats existfor two reasons: one, and the most important one, is to prevent yourbody heat from seeping away into the cold ground

Just In - Exped SynMat Basic 7.5
By Jon Doran on 28/06/2010 11:21:25
New for 2010 simplified, cheaper and lighter, synthetic-filled sleeping mat rolls in for review.

New in for review is Exped's SynMat Basic 7.5, a neat, packable sleeping mat that's basically an air-bed with added synthetic filling to improve performance.Lightweight air-beds are light and pack small, but have one crucial downside, air can move

Mats Ahoy From Vango...
By Jon on 04/11/2004 11:32:04
New self-inflating sleeping mats are floating in your general direction from Scottish gear guys Vango, we like the sound of the 5cm thick 'Deluxe' version.

New for 2005 from the lovely Scottish people at Vango is acomprehensive range of self-inflating sleeping mats in three grades -Ultralite, Standard, and Deluxe - and there are full andthree-quarter lengths available in each of the three

Just In - Alpkit Dozer Mat
By Jon on 11/06/2010 14:27:25
The super-luxury, car camping option in Alpkit's completely new sleeping mat range thuds into view.

If you're one of those people who drives up to a campsite in a car then unloads an ultra-lightweight tent and wafer-thin sleeping mat, here's a wake-up call – you don't have to suffer when you're car camping. Mats like Alpkit's new Dozer, which

Just In - Nemo Tuo Luxury Mat
By Jon on 14/06/2011 09:23:37
Probably the most comfortable mild camping sleeping mat we've ever used thanks to innovative dual-layer technology.

Mild camping just got a little bit milder courtesy of the Nemo Tuo Luxury sleeping pad that just turned up, an innovative bit of kit that takes the self-inflating mat basics and refines them into what's possible the comfiest sleeping mat we've ever

Trans-Atlantic Tog War Explained
By Simon Newsam - Multimat on 11/08/2010 12:03:41
Confused by the widely-used thermal ratings for sleeping mats? Multimat explain the ins and outs and why US and European units are a different thing.

Don’t be fooled by over-inflated R-values warns UK mat manufacturer, Multimat, a brand whose products have been proven on expeditions to some of the harshest environments on earth. There is, they say, one recurring issue that confuses even some

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