If you’re cosying up with a fellow camper in a big family tent or fancy recreating your double bed from home in your canvas glamping tent, a self-inflating double mat is a clever choice. A lot of mats that offer reliable warmth and pillowy comfort end up being heavy and hard to care about, but that’s not the case in Roben’s new iceshield camp 35. I’ve long been an admirer of Vango inflatable gear and the Comfort 10 follows on a familiar theme of reliability coupled with performance.

A well-made sleeping mat can be the difference between a good night’s sleep and a night full of tossing and turning. That being said, they are less comfortable and you’ll still feel the ground underneath you which is definitely worth taking into consideration. which is pretty decent for cold weather camping, but not quite on a par with the Outwell Dreamcatcher. If you would rather a more compact single mattress then carry on reading, because a couple of Shangri Las will take up nearly all of your car boot space!This means that it’s easy to slide around on top of the SIM when in your sleeping bag – we’d prefer more of a flock top surface which is easier to stay put on!

However you often get what you pay for, and if you want a product that does it all, then look no further.

Free yourself from the faff of foot pumps on your next camping holiday with a self-inflating double mat. To keep you extra warm, there are two layers of an ‘aluminised’ film to reflect body heat back to you. The Berghaus Air 10 double SIM is a very comfortable double size bed which could suit people who are taller than average.