I have one of these and I have tested it in cold conditions (0-2 degrees) .Used on its own you can definately feel the cold coming into your sleeping bag. So I put a thin reflective foam mat underneath the UL80. Unfortunately, this didn't seem to make much difference. So I then tried putting the foam mat on top of the UL80 and sleeping on that. This seemed to work much better at the expense of a little comfort and I think I now why. The UL80, although very comfy, is very thick/deep in comparison to other inflatable mats and the outside cold air seems to get into it through the sides/edges alot easier due to the larger surface area. Anyway, thats what I found out. Its a really comfy mat but get a thin foam mat to put on top of it in cold conditions and you will be fine.
Hi Dan I've been using one of the UL80 mats since summer last year and find it really comfortable. It maybe not as warm as some of the big brands but at a fraction of the price, it's a great mat. In colder weather I just put a silver emergency blanket underneath.
Probably the most comfortable thing I've slept on in a tent. The quoted R value's I've seen is 1.6-2, but I've slept on it just above zero degrees and it was very cold. It warmed up a lot when I moved the reflective Highlander jobber we (and everyone else) uses from under the pad to on top (bag on top of that). Deffo really good from late spring to late summer, imo. Anything below 2-3 degrees I'd think again, but you pays your money and you makes your choice.
by far and away the best bit of camping kit i`ve ever bought!! , camped for years and years with broken sleep patterns , cricked neck , sore hips etc (you know the score!) first trip out with this £40 matt i slept straight for 9 hours and only woke up when my bladder was screaming at me!! as others have said it needs a reflective matt underneath to stop cold seepage from the ground and the exped schnozzle works a treat and fits inside the stuffsack with the matt
I am a side sleeper & bought exactly the same mattress before Christmas I also bought a small usb charged air pump that fits in the palm of your hand .no moisture from breath or breathing exercise
great review. I have used it in the filed for 6 wildcards. on my 7th wildcard. it slowly went down and woke.me up and I blew it back up. I just threw it in the bin. my Klymit matt is still going on strong after 3 years of wildcamping. It is such a shame about the trekology matt. it is so comfortable. Same as my sea to summit pillow actually failed at the outlet and inlet valve. the trek ology pillow is going on strong after 8 uses. Maybe it is my body weight or.a micro hole from debris from outside the tent. Others may be OK with this matt. but thermerests do fail shown by Paul Messener. . Thank you for your honest reviews .
Dan I am a side sleeper and I’ve got the pad coming tomorrow along with the Flextailgear Tiny Pump! The pad’s so thick I think I’d pass out trying to blow it up manually! Lol
Had this for about a year and a half, got me through DofE, lots of camping, used in hammocks, tents and just in the group. Not a puncture in sight! It's brilliant and so small😃
Good video, mate. After two nights wild camp, sent mine back. Along with their ridiculous trekology pillow. Freezing cold mat, even with a foam mat underneath. Curve makes no difference. Strap on pillow where the straps ping off and pillow refuses to stay on the mat. Slip ‘n slide... bought a Synmat 7 and use a rolled up puffa. WORLD of difference.
so glad you made this, i love my oex self inflating mat, but yes its a pancake,and never seems to let me put the one final breathe in for firmish support
Ive watched quite few of your videos over the last few months but this is not much of a review you didn't even sleep on it. The question no one is really answering is do you stay warm when using it in colder weather also trecology don't give it an accurate R rating or temp to help people decide.
They do now make a trekology 30 liter pump sack for this very pad. Highly recommend a pump sack so you dont pass out before you get onto the pad...🥴😴lol nice review sir! Hope it serves you well. Hike on!
"The estimated R-value is around 1.6 to 2" - from the Amazon page, so if you don't want the cold ground to come up, you'll still need a foam mat underneath.
been using ul80 about a year have had no problems I'm a side sleeper and a warm sleeper so 2r is ok. Trekology does have a pump sack. 10 in my book. Stay safe on your adventures
Thanks Dan , I think I may give this a try it looks good and in my budget range as im just starting to get my 1st lot if kit together , I think for my 1st year I'll only be going out in the summer so the r rating should be fine , thanks again
I bought one last year and slept on it 2 nights and didn’t like it. My wife tried it for a night and she didn’t like it either so we gave it to our daughter and she really loves it. They must’ve sold loads last year as everyone was talking about it in Facebook groups about how good it was but as soon as the weather turned a bit colder there were lots of comments from people saying the cold was coming through and they were uncomfortable with it. It’s a 3 season pad though and if you use it for 3 seasons it should be fine.
That is fantastic as I'm bang on 6'3. I found that a lot of camping mattress companies do a regular sized mat then a large and they are over 200 pounds but aren't available in large as there is a shortage in Materials to make them. Getting them delivered as well after they have been made. Import charges and so fourth.
Awesome dan .. I’ve had one for Christmas.. canna wait use it .. I blew it up .. lay on it ..wow nice comfy them curved sides are the reason I wanted one .. all the best cheers Chris & Sam
Had mine since july, at first i almost fully inflated it and found it too hard and a bit uncomfortable. I now only inflate it so its quite floppy and i can easily push it down to the ground in the middle. When i lie on it, because its so thick, it doesnt bottom out and i find it follows the contours of your body and is much comfier. The other bad thing about fully inflating any air mat is that when you put your weight on it theres no where for the air to go so that puts extra strain on the seams which is a common reason why some mats fail.
Dan could you plse tell me what brand and pack size of the small green tactical back pack you have? Need a small green tactical backpack dont know what size to go for want a small one and yours looks just right! Thanks
I have used this matter and is so comfortable. but on my dartmoor camp at a legal campsite. it failed. this is after maybe 5 wildcamps. after looking on the Internet and you tube there have been so my faults with going down..some with the valve. or pin prick punctures. So gutted because it is so comfy. I am curious if it eventually happens to you.
I had the model before this one, and just found it way too slippy for me. I now have an Exped SynMat 9 LW, yes it's much heavier, but I'm at that age where I need comfort, so find it worthwhile carrying the extra bit of weight for a guaranteed good night's sleep.
Just done 2 nights in this in the garden 0c and minus 2 last night, was in the iron wall with the stove but even when I woke up in the morning and it was chilly I never felt any cold coming up through it and it’s comfy too
That's interesting mate I have same mat and my weight 770g. I have bought it from Amazon week ago. Do they changed something to the material? Thanks for the review.
You’ll see a lot of reviews saying they leak after a few months, as did mine, it’s not punctured, it just like the material is no longer air tight? Trekology have upgraded the material so it now weighs around 750g. You get what you pay for. Cheers.
@@mistymountainrambler61 literally this mat is a big piece of shit. After the replacement second mat started leaking after few weeks of use. Binned and I have bought Big Agnes mat. BTW. Nice timing with replying to the messages mate 😂 👍
@@grahamscothern4319 I still struggle a full night sleep in my hammock. I have a 3/4 OEX I did see EWM review. Only been hammock camping about six months thought It's just me as new to all this. Ta
As others have said, really comfy, keeps you on the mat. Good for a side sleeper . I toss and turn all night, still stay on there. I am 1.83m and 96kg so some air does leak in the night, which is a shame. I think it is the valve. I use it with a decathlon heat reflective foam mat underneath and can stay on the frozen ground with it. Will try to figure out some way to add something to form a better seal around the valve. I also use it with the exped snozzle
Great piece of kit. Yes, its R value is not great and if its really cold it would probably transfer the cold but I use a foil blanket under mine and never really had an issue. But I don't camp in really low temperatures though! Good video Dan.
Hi Dan, great mat, I've had mine a while now and love it, I always sleep so well on it, the only thing that let's it down is the r rating, as soon as the temperature drops you will feel the cold, quite badly in spots too. You could always put something underneath to help. Atb Paul 🙏🏕️🏕️🏕️😁
Hi Dan. Good choice. I was watching these for ages before plumping for one a couple of weeks ago. That's odd about the weight. I just weighed mine after watching your vid and it comes in at 544 grams, whereas the Amazon says it's 360 grams. Well observed mate.
How does it compare with the unigear ?, the unigear is about 1kg and is £56 on Amazon currently whereas this one is lighter and currently only £38 on Amazon, is the extra weight and cost really worth it? Just getting together kit for my first wild camp
@@englishwoodsman thanks for quick reply 👍, ordered on Amazon now 🙂, next I’m searching for a 2/3 season sleeping bag, I’ll look thru some of your vids 👍
i have a similar one, but its got a slow leak, and i'm buggered if i can find it ! had it in the bath looking for bubbles... nothing. but it loses air somewhere ? but they are lightweight small and comfy.
You should link to your own amazon shop with gear like you’ve reviewed that way you’ll get a small % of the sale which will all help grow your channel 👍
The 360g is the weight of the short version (UL80-S) which is 125cm long - not sure if they sell these anymore so maybe they've confused their listings.
Thanks Dan. I’ve got one of these and it’s really comfortable. For the price, I never expected it to perform well in winter conditions. I mainly bought it for 3 season camping, which it’s fine for. I’ll probably look at something with a better r rate for winter.
Hey Dan Been looking at these. Looking forward to seeing you using and feedback. Have seen people saying blowing them up by mouth causes moisture inside which makes it colder when your breath cools down inside The snozle bag fits it Take care keep safe mate 🔥
I bought one of these a couple of weeks ago and love that its 10cm deep and weighs 500g.. I also bought the exped Schnozzle air bag to blow it up with 👌 but not had a chance to use it now
Got this air mat first time I used it it was brilliant ever since it's been losing air iv checked for pin holes lots of times and nothing on further review iv seen lots of people saying this mat has a problem in losing air through the seems so people be aware 🙄
Been seeing a few reviews of this lately I’m very interested to know if it is grippy or will your sleeping bag slip around. Also how noisy it is to sleep on
Quality is suspect: My Mat developed a leak after 4 uses. Would deflate and you would "run aground" in the middle of the night after about 3 hours. Tried to find the leak using water and soap but it was undetectable. Returned to Amazon and was offered a refund. I didn't repurchase since the price had gone up £5. Blowing up is also a chore: really leaves you giddy and breathless.
Just bought one with the aluft pilow. Gonna throw it in a garden with a military bivvy bag and the oex ev900 and see how it goes. Im 17st and 6feet3 and its suprisingly comfy and supports me side sleeping.
@@stephenlambert9826 ill let you know shortly, im looking for a super cold night and im going to have a crack in the garden. My legs really get cold easy so it should be interesting.
its a very comfortable mat, however my first one developed a leak after 3 uses. Trekology were very good and sent me a replacement, but unfortunately the replacement has developed a leak after 2 uses. I believe the problem could be that I weigh nearly 16 stone and the mat simply failed under my heavy weight, either that or they just aren't robust enough. It really needs pairing with a reflective mat too as it isn't great at heat retention. Going forward I'm probably going to look at spending a few extra quid on a Thermorest
@@GrizzlyGaz I. would definitely email Trekology customer support, if you can provide them with an order number they should send you out a replacement no questions asked
the extra room in that stuff sack fits perfectly with the sleeping pad, plus their air pillow as well ;-)
I do the same.
I have one of these and I have tested it in cold conditions (0-2 degrees) .Used on its own you can definately feel the cold coming into your sleeping bag. So I put a thin reflective foam mat underneath the UL80. Unfortunately, this didn't seem to make much difference. So I then tried putting the foam mat on top of the UL80 and sleeping on that. This seemed to work much better at the expense of a little comfort and I think I now why. The UL80, although very comfy, is very thick/deep in comparison to other inflatable mats and the outside cold air seems to get into it through the sides/edges alot easier due to the larger surface area.
Anyway, thats what I found out. Its a really comfy mat but get a thin foam mat to put on top of it in cold conditions and you will be fine.
Did you try putting the foam matt underneath the UL80? Maybe that would work without sacrificing the comfort.
What foam mat did you put on top? I was thinking about getting the decathlon Trek m100, but that would add another 210g
Hi Dan
I've been using one of the UL80 mats since summer last year and find it really comfortable. It maybe not as warm as some of the big brands but at a fraction of the price, it's a great mat. In colder weather I just put a silver emergency blanket underneath.
I know it's been quite some time since you commented, but perhaps you could tell us how your opinion holds after some time of using the product.
Probably the most comfortable thing I've slept on in a tent.
The quoted R value's I've seen is 1.6-2, but I've slept on it just above zero degrees and it was very cold. It warmed up a lot when I moved the reflective Highlander jobber we (and everyone else) uses from under the pad to on top (bag on top of that).
Deffo really good from late spring to late summer, imo. Anything below 2-3 degrees I'd think again, but you pays your money and you makes your choice.
I've got one of these. I've used it a couple of times in summer. I'm an 18 stone chunk and found this mat to be the comfiest I've used.
finally looks like a mat that you won't end up sliding off during the night, now on my shopping list for this year
it would be great if they did an insulated version of this as well
Iv got a cheap sleep mat and just put a foil blanket under it and that for the weight make loads of difference
by far and away the best bit of camping kit i`ve ever bought!! , camped for years and years with broken sleep patterns , cricked neck , sore hips etc (you know the score!) first trip out with this £40 matt i slept straight for 9 hours and only woke up when my bladder was screaming at me!! as others have said it needs a reflective matt underneath to stop cold seepage from the ground and the exped schnozzle works a treat and fits inside the stuffsack with the matt
I am a side sleeper & bought exactly the same mattress before Christmas I also bought a small usb charged air pump that fits in the palm of your hand .no moisture from breath or breathing exercise
Mike Bass What air pump did you buy? Link please nicely?
Hi mate I like the look of these have you had any problems 1 year later just seen some bad reviews on TH-cam. Love your channel by the way😊👍
great review. I have used it in the filed for 6 wildcards. on my 7th wildcard. it slowly went down and woke.me up and I blew it back up. I just threw it in the bin. my Klymit matt is still going on strong after 3 years of wildcamping. It is such a shame about the trekology matt. it is so comfortable. Same as my sea to summit pillow actually failed at the outlet and inlet valve. the trek ology pillow is going on strong after 8 uses. Maybe it is my body weight or.a micro hole from debris from outside the tent. Others may be OK with this matt. but thermerests do fail shown by Paul Messener. . Thank you for your honest reviews .
Dan I am a side sleeper and I’ve got the pad coming tomorrow along with the Flextailgear Tiny Pump! The pad’s so thick I think I’d pass out trying to blow it up manually! Lol
Had this for about a year and a half, got me through DofE, lots of camping, used in hammocks, tents and just in the group. Not a puncture in sight! It's brilliant and so small😃
Good video, mate.
After two nights wild camp, sent mine back. Along with their ridiculous trekology pillow. Freezing cold mat, even with a foam mat underneath. Curve makes no difference. Strap on pillow where the straps ping off and pillow refuses to stay on the mat. Slip ‘n slide... bought a Synmat 7 and use a rolled up puffa. WORLD of difference.
I've just bought one of those @ Christmas. And my pomoly hot tent is on its way. So may be using it in the garden this weekend 😁
so glad you made this, i love my oex self inflating mat, but yes its a pancake,and never seems to let me put the one final breathe in for firmish support
Ive watched quite few of your videos over the last few months but this is not much of a review you didn't even sleep on it. The question no one is really answering is do you stay warm when using it in colder weather also trecology don't give it an accurate R rating or temp to help people decide.
They do now make a trekology 30 liter pump sack for this very pad. Highly recommend a pump sack so you dont pass out before you get onto the pad...🥴😴lol nice review sir! Hope it serves you well. Hike on!
"The estimated R-value is around 1.6 to 2" - from the Amazon page, so if you don't want the cold ground to come up, you'll still need a foam mat underneath.
I just use a silver emergency blanket underneath. It works perfectly
It’s brilliant for the summer and if you put whatever underneath you get a great sleep and for the price it’s tops 👍👍👍👍
been using ul80 about a year have had no problems I'm a side sleeper and a warm sleeper so 2r is ok.
Trekology does have a pump sack. 10 in my book. Stay safe on your adventures
What they said!!
Thanks Dan , I think I may give this a try it looks good and in my budget range as im just starting to get my 1st lot if kit together , I think for my 1st year I'll only be going out in the summer so the r rating should be fine , thanks again
I bought one last year and slept on it 2 nights and didn’t like it. My wife tried it for a night and she didn’t like it either so we gave it to our daughter and she really loves it. They must’ve sold loads last year as everyone was talking about it in Facebook groups about how good it was but as soon as the weather turned a bit colder there were lots of comments from people saying the cold was coming through and they were uncomfortable with it. It’s a 3 season pad though and if you use it for 3 seasons it should be fine.
That is fantastic as I'm bang on 6'3. I found that a lot of camping mattress companies do a regular sized mat then a large and they are over 200 pounds but aren't available in large as there is a shortage in Materials to make them. Getting them delivered as well after they have been made. Import charges and so fourth.
Hi there, great Vlog I’m interested in getting one can you use a foot pump? To pump it up.
Hi Gary I think it will depend on what valve you use
Any idea If the pump bag for oex traverse imx pad fits that valve Dan?thanks again for the keeping the videos coming!
Awesome dan .. I’ve had one for Christmas.. canna wait use it .. I blew it up .. lay on it ..wow nice comfy them curved sides are the reason I wanted one .. all the best cheers Chris & Sam
Got exactly the same matt. Love it.
Had mine since july, at first i almost fully inflated it and found it too hard and a bit uncomfortable. I now only inflate it so its quite floppy and i can easily push it down to the ground in the middle. When i lie on it, because its so thick, it doesnt bottom out and i find it follows the contours of your body and is much comfier. The other bad thing about fully inflating any air mat is that when you put your weight on it theres no where for the air to go so that puts extra strain on the seams which is a common reason why some mats fail.
Nice overview mate, I used this one with a foam mat on my last camp and it faired pretty well. Take care
Dan could you plse tell me what brand and pack size of the small green tactical back pack you have? Need a small green tactical backpack dont know what size to go for want a small one and yours looks just right! Thanks
ive been using this mat for a few months now.. happy as.. decent for side sleepers too..
Bought one of these last year for a kayak camp trip. Good for the summer. The trekology pillow gets good reviews as well. Might get that as well.
I have used this matter and is so comfortable. but on my dartmoor camp at a legal campsite. it failed. this is after maybe 5 wildcamps. after looking on the Internet and you tube there have been so my faults with going down..some with the valve. or pin prick punctures. So gutted because it is so comfy. I am curious if it eventually happens to you.
Great video again nice concise review keep up the good work one wee question what is the pillow you use and where did you get it
I had the model before this one, and just found it way too slippy for me. I now have an Exped SynMat 9 LW, yes it's much heavier, but I'm at that age where I need comfort, so find it worthwhile carrying the extra bit of weight for a guaranteed good night's sleep.
Got mine delivered yesterday and like you can't wait to use it.
Just done 2 nights in this in the garden 0c and minus 2 last night, was in the iron wall with the stove but even when I woke up in the morning and it was chilly I never felt any cold coming up through it and it’s comfy too
I was looking at them myself can’t wait for you to do a field test Bibis would be good pal. Keep em coming 🏕
That's interesting mate
I have same mat and my weight 770g. I have bought it from Amazon week ago. Do they changed something to the material? Thanks for the review.
You’ll see a lot of reviews saying they leak after a few months, as did mine, it’s not punctured, it just like the material is no longer air tight? Trekology have upgraded the material so it now weighs around 750g. You get what you pay for. Cheers.
@@mistymountainrambler61 literally this mat is a big piece of shit. After the replacement second mat started leaking after few weeks of use. Binned and I have bought Big Agnes mat.
BTW. Nice timing with replying to the messages mate 😂 👍
I have this Mat you will love it’s so comfortable 👍👍
Cheers Graham
@@SonofChurchill hi mate not when you can sleep on it well it’s so comfortable
@@grahamscothern4319 I still struggle a full night sleep in my hammock. I have a 3/4 OEX I did see EWM review.
Only been hammock camping about six months thought It's just me as new to all this.
Ta
Can't seem to buy this anywhere now as it's out of stock . I knew I should have bought it the other day after you posted the review😢😢
As others have said, really comfy, keeps you on the mat. Good for a side sleeper . I toss and turn all night, still stay on there.
I am 1.83m and 96kg so some air does leak in the night, which is a shame. I think it is the valve. I use it with a decathlon heat reflective foam mat underneath and can stay on the frozen ground with it. Will try to figure out some way to add something to form a better seal around the valve. I also use it with the exped snozzle
Im 95KG, no issues with leakage so far, would plumbers tape help the seal for you?
I have one,and a 1 inch thick roll mat,perfect! Much better value than the overpriced ones of £150!
Great piece of kit. Yes, its R value is not great and if its really cold it would probably transfer the cold but I use a foil blanket under mine and never really had an issue. But I don't camp in really low temperatures though! Good video Dan.
Hi Dan, great mat, I've had mine a while now and love it, I always sleep so well on it, the only thing that let's it down is the r rating, as soon as the temperature drops you will feel the cold, quite badly in spots too. You could always put something underneath to help. Atb Paul 🙏🏕️🏕️🏕️😁
Hi Dan. Good choice. I was watching these for ages before plumping for one a couple of weeks ago. That's odd about the weight. I just weighed mine after watching your vid and it comes in at 544 grams, whereas the Amazon says it's 360 grams. Well observed mate.
Amazon says 750g now 😅
Going to buy one thanks dan for the review going to buy the pillow to... ady
Amazon sell the pump sacks for these (around £12) though they seem to be OOS at the mo, worth the extra money to preserve the life of the mat
I've got one of these and I must say they are pretty comfortable for a sleeping pad, providing you use them in summer
Ive used this in the winter with a 1inch thick rollmat,does the job!
How does it compare with the unigear ?, the unigear is about 1kg and is £56 on Amazon currently whereas this one is lighter and currently only £38 on Amazon, is the extra weight and cost really worth it? Just getting together kit for my first wild camp
Unigear camfy 100% better
@@englishwoodsman thanks for quick reply 👍, ordered on Amazon now 🙂, next I’m searching for a 2/3 season sleeping bag, I’ll look thru some of your vids 👍
@Rlea67 always happy to help mate
i have a similar one, but its got a slow leak, and i'm buggered if i can find it ! had it in the bath looking for bubbles... nothing. but it loses air somewhere ?
but they are lightweight small and comfy.
Would this fit in my oex phoxx II or would it be too much of a tight squeeze with the 10” height? I’ve been looking to buy one for a couple of months
Cheers for that. Looks good and pac size and price look spot on.
You should link to your own amazon shop with gear like you’ve reviewed that way you’ll get a small % of
the sale which will all help grow your channel 👍
Used ours a few times and has been excellent for the price Colder nights have wrapped it in a snugpak jungle blanket and been cosy. Good bids,ta.
Roughly how many breaths to blow this mat up English woodsman? Thanks
Yep I have one used it a few times I really like it
Very interesting. What does it go back into its bag like? Good vid - ended quick!
ive had no problem getting it back in the bag, also if you have the inflating bag, it can fit in the bag too..
The 360g is the weight of the short version (UL80-S) which is 125cm long - not sure if they sell these anymore so maybe they've confused their listings.
Thanks Dan. I’ve got one of these and it’s really comfortable. For the price, I never expected it to perform well in winter conditions. I mainly bought it for 3 season camping, which it’s fine for. I’ll probably look at something with a better r rate for winter.
Hey Dan
Been looking at these. Looking forward to seeing you using and feedback. Have seen people saying blowing them up by mouth causes moisture inside which makes it colder when your breath cools down inside
The snozle bag fits it
Take care keep safe mate 🔥
Best mat I’ve ever had dude. Leave it in the hammock snake
What is the name of the wee electronic portable hand sized fan/pump that I’ve seen on TH-cam?
Does it have a anti slip on the bottom to stop it sliding in a tent?
I use one built in footpump best thing if brought for camping think I got it from Amazon 12pound I think
I bought one over Xmas it’s not a bad mat 👌
Have you tried inflatable pads with built-in pillows?
You can still camp mate, you ain't going to infect anybody in the outdoors. Best place to be in a pandemic. Nice fresh oxiginated air.
Got me Iron wall now need a stove. Any news of your mate making some?
I bought one of these a couple of weeks ago and love that its 10cm deep and weighs 500g..
I also bought the exped Schnozzle air bag to blow it up with 👌 but not had a chance to use it now
Same here , i got the large one so i stuff this mat ,pillow, sleeping bag and liner in it so everything goes together in seconds 🙂
Got this air mat. It’s brilliant. Takes 10 seconds if that to deflate.
Are you in a real garden or a studio. Thanks for the review.
We're be counting stars
Got this air mat first time I used it it was brilliant ever since it's been losing air iv checked for pin holes lots of times and nothing on further review iv seen lots of people saying this mat has a problem in losing air through the seems so people be aware 🙄
Been seeing a few reviews of this lately I’m very interested to know if it is grippy or will your sleeping bag slip around. Also how noisy it is to sleep on
You do slide around a bit depending on the material of your sleeping bag but the curvature keeps you in, so not much of a problem.
Thanks Mr Moonwalker, I’ve invested in a klymit 4 seasons one, first impressions are very good!
Best nights sleep I have ever had great mat...😴
Nice vid again will you use that mat for winter camping 👍👍👍
Quality is suspect: My Mat developed a leak after 4 uses. Would deflate and you would "run aground" in the middle of the night after about 3 hours. Tried to find the leak using water and soap but it was undetectable. Returned to Amazon and was offered a refund. I didn't repurchase since the price had gone up £5. Blowing up is also a chore: really leaves you giddy and breathless.
Got one only used it couple of times so far so good 👍👌
Is it an insulated pad ?
Just bought one with the aluft pilow. Gonna throw it in a garden with a military bivvy bag and the oex ev900 and see how it goes. Im 17st and 6feet3 and its suprisingly comfy and supports me side sleeping.
How do you like your 900 sleeping bag?got my aye on it for below zero camps as I’ve found out the 400 isn’t as warm as I thought it would be.
@@stephenlambert9826 ill let you know shortly, im looking for a super cold night and im going to have a crack in the garden. My legs really get cold easy so it should be interesting.
@@michaelhornby2961 no bother mate thanks.-2 up in Sunderland tonight.do you think the ul90 pad would handle -2?
its a very comfortable mat, however my first one developed a leak after 3 uses. Trekology were very good and sent me a replacement, but unfortunately the replacement has developed a leak after 2 uses. I believe the problem could be that I weigh nearly 16 stone and the mat simply failed under my heavy weight, either that or they just aren't robust enough. It really needs pairing with a reflective mat too as it isn't great at heat retention. Going forward I'm probably going to look at spending a few extra quid on a Thermorest
Basically it’s shit then
@@sb-fj4er well its very comfortable lol
@@GrizzlyGaz I. would definitely email Trekology customer support, if you can provide them with an order number they should send you out a replacement no questions asked
@@GrizzlyGaz ah OK, that's a nice thing to do!
Amazing sleep mat. Loses no air. Best £40 spent
Not a bad looking mat that. You can see the curves your talking about too. Shame its only water resistant.
Thanks Dan xx
Nice review. Must be good, they’re not available any base already😂 Keep up the good work👍
Looks a good bit of kit, can’t see you sliding off of it
Amazon aren't selling it at the moment.
Great review.
Keep us updated. This may be my next mat if they get some more stock in on Amazon.
It's a good mat I have the same one .. one issue it attracts moisture .
Had it for a year. 2 holes later and lost the little nib that stops it from deflating without the cap on.. Apart from that very comfrortable.
I had one and they are good the only thing that put me off was the effort it took to blow up but thats me lazy 👍
Looks like your have do camp outs in garden again . Were in damn lock down heard till 31st march. 😭
Nowt stopping you getting out of you watch what your doing 👍
Good man just about to buy this to lol
Nice one thanks
Picked one up for £32 on cyber Monday.
what happend to the food,and the cooking????haha.. good review tho mate
Vids grrr !!