boris wrote:bubble-wrap, ladies may prefer double thickness, works well enough and is very light and as long as you like for a tall person.
You really know how to treat a lady
boris wrote:bubble-wrap, ladies may prefer double thickness, works well enough and is very light and as long as you like for a tall person.
bogmyrtle wrote:boris wrote:bubble-wrap, ladies may prefer double thickness, works well enough and is very light and as long as you like for a tall person.
You really know how to treat a lady
That's tiny!
That's tiny!
...and light, but far more comfortable than a traditional Thermarest
Re big brands being beaten, the lightest Decathlon self-inflating mat I could see is 360g, certainly impressive at £25. The Thermarest ultralite 3/4 is 440g, but it's from a decade ago. Modern ones go as low as 230g (xsmall prolite) or 310g for 3/4 size. It's 260g for the equivalent sized Neoair.foxyrider wrote:Nip down to Decathlon and get their self inflate mattress at a smidge under £20... half the weight of my Thermarest 3/4 ultra... not against spending money on the right stuff but sometimes the big brands can be beaten
doctor-bond wrote:I'm just getting back into bike camping after a few (20!) years break. I'm amazed that people are now willing to stump up huge sums on self inflated (sic) sleeping mats. Surely a classic foam roll up doodad is what you need? Lighter cheaper warmer.
doctor-bond wrote:I'm just getting back into bike camping after a few (20!) years break. I'm amazed that people are now willing to stump up huge sums on self inflated (sic) sleeping mats. Surely a classic foam roll up doodad is what you need? Lighter cheaper warmer.