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  • Superlite 25 Short Self-Inflating Mat Superlite 25 Short Self-Inflating Mat
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    Superlite 25 Short Self-Inflating Mat

    Weighs
    350g
    Weighs:
    350g
    Mat Size:
    Short
    R-Value:
    Not Quoted
    Season Rating:
    Summer
    Mat Type:
    Self Inflating Mats

    Multimat's Adventure Superlite Compact 25 Body-Shape Short Self-inflating Mat is a very packable, lightweight sleeping mat that offers great levels of insulation for backpackers looking to lighten their kit. The tough 20D rip-stop polyester fabric is…

    £47.99
    RRP: £51.99 | Save: £4.00
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  • Superlite 38 Regular Self-Inflating Mat Superlite 38 Regular Self-Inflating Mat
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    Superlite 38 Regular Self-Inflating Mat

    Weighs
    667g (excluding bag)
    Weighs:
    667g (excluding bag)
    Mat Size:
    Regular
    R-Value:
    Not Quoted
    Season Rating:
    Summer
    Mat Type:
    Self Inflating Mats

    Multimat's Adventure Superlite 38 Body-Shape Regular Self-inflating Mat is a very packable, lightweight sleeping mat that offers great levels of insulation for backpackers looking to lighten their kit. The tough 20D rip-stop polyester fabric is dura…

    £69.99
    RRP: £79.99 | Save: £10.00
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  • Ultra 1R LW Sleeping Mat Ultra 1R LW Sleeping Mat
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    Ultra 1R LW Sleeping Mat

    Weighs
    491g (ex bag)
    Weighs:
    491g (ex bag)
    Mat Size:
    Long Wide
    R-Value:
    1.3
    Season Rating:
    Summer
    Mat Type:
    Airbeds

    The Exped Ultra 1R LW Sleeping Mat offers ultralight warmth for summer backpacking with a minimalist weight and compact size. It uses Exped's AirMat technology with air channels to provide cushioned support and an R-value of 1.3. Exped says:  Th…

    £154.99
    RRP: £169.99 | Save: £15.00
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Standard Self Inflating Sleeping Mats are not as comfortable as airbeds, but some people prefer them because if the mat gets a puncture you still have some foam to lie on and insulate you from the ground.