Exped Downmat Ultralite 7 Camping Sleeping Mat
The Exped Downmat Ultralite 7 Camping Sleeping Mat range offers the same R values as the standard Downmat range but these mats weigh less and therefore, of course, add less weight to you backpack.
Inflating the Exped Downmat Ultralite Sleeping Mat is quick and straightforward with the Schnozzel Pumpbag that also serves as a waterproof compression bag.
The Ultralite’s goosedown filling is extremely efficient at reducing heat loss while the very good depth of air cushioning together with the lightweight polyester fabric is very comfortable even if the ground underneath is uneven and/or hard.
The Exped Downmat Ultralite Sleeping Mat is a superbly warm and compact mat.
Smart inflation sack included: The Schnozzel Pumpbag enables swift inflation without moisture reaching the down as would be the case with lung inflation. It can also be used as a waterproof compression packsack.
Separators between the down-filled baffles, unlike the traditional airmat design, prevent cold spots and create thick, stable and extremely comfortable cushioning.
Two flat valves, one for inflation and the other for deflation, allow for quick and easy handling. Their flat design and positioning away from the mat’s edge offers protection and enhance durability. Internal barriers at both top and foot end prevent down shift between the baffles.
The mat’s fabric is a laminate of ultralight polyester and an absolutely airtight and moisture-resistant TPU film. The upper face has a honeycomb structure with slip-resistant properties that still allows for easy movement with a sleeping bag. Seams are high-frequency welded for durability. This fabric is not as puncture-resistant as that used on the standard versions of the mat and it carries a 2-year warranty opposed to the 5-year warranty on the standard mat range.
Lightweight and warm, the DownMat UL 7 M, for example, has an R value of 5.9 while a regular self-inflating 2.5 cm mat an R value of just 2.5. Research by EMPA, the Swiss Federal Laboratory for Material Testing, has shown that 3 times more heat is lost to the ground than to the air. This means that a warm mat is more crucial than a warmer sleeping bag. Expeditioners have reported that a Downmat can save them 20% in sleeping bag weight.
The IDFL-certified down is treated and moisture-proof. The down does not originate from live pluck nor goose liver production.
Welded baffles between the down-filled chambers, unlike traditional airmats, eliminate cold spots and create a comfortably supportive and stable air cushion.
The Exped Downmat Ultralite 7 Camping Sleeping Mat range offers the same R values as the standard Downmat range but these mats weigh less and therefore, of course, add less weight to you backpack.
Inflating the Exped Downmat Ultralite Sleeping Mat is quick and straightforward with the Schnozzel Pumpbag that also serves as a waterproof compression bag.
The Ultralite’s goosedown filling is extremely efficient at reducing heat loss while the very good depth of air cushioning together with the lightweight polyester fabric is very comfortable even if the ground underneath is uneven and/or hard.
The Exped Downmat Ultralite Sleeping Mat is a superbly warm and compact mat.
Smart inflation sack included: The Schnozzel Pumpbag enables swift inflation without moisture reaching the down as would be the case with lung inflation. It can also be used as a waterproof compression packsack.
Separators between the down-filled baffles, unlike the traditional airmat design, prevent cold spots and create thick, stable and extremely comfortable cushioning.
Two flat valves, one for inflation and the other for deflation, allow for quick and easy handling. Their flat design and positioning away from the mat’s edge offers protection and enhance durability. Internal barriers at both top and foot end prevent down shift between the baffles.
The mat’s fabric is a laminate of ultralight polyester and an absolutely airtight and moisture-resistant TPU film. The upper face has a honeycomb structure with slip-resistant properties that still allows for easy movement with a sleeping bag. Seams are high-frequency welded for durability. This fabric is not as puncture-resistant as that used on the standard versions of the mat and it carries a 2-year warranty opposed to the 5-year warranty on the standard mat range.
Lightweight and warm, the DownMat UL 7 M, for example, has an R value of 5.9 while a regular self-inflating 2.5 cm mat an R value of just 2.5. Research by EMPA, the Swiss Federal Laboratory for Material Testing, has shown that 3 times more heat is lost to the ground than to the air. This means that a warm mat is more crucial than a warmer sleeping bag. Expeditioners have reported that a Downmat can save them 20% in sleeping bag weight.
The IDFL-certified down is treated and moisture-proof. The down does not originate from live pluck nor goose liver production.
Welded baffles between the down-filled chambers, unlike traditional airmats, eliminate cold spots and create a comfortably supportive and stable air cushion.
