Not a mat but a lightweight sleeping option nonetheless, this lounger makes a great temporary bed for a few nights in the great outdoors. Thanks and don’t forget to drop a comment below if you have any thoughts on our Berghaus Double Self Inflating Mat review. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. That’s why we’ve pulled together this list of key factors for Berghaus Double Self Inflating Mat below, to help you choose if it’s the right product for you and your budget.

Fully-inflated dimensions are 201 x 132 x 10cm and so it can cater for somebody up to 6ft 7 in height. Inflation and deflation are very straightforward, and the small packed size very useful if equipment space is at a premium in your set-up. Extra long and wide, this design will make you feel like you’ve got plenty of space to stretch out, and a handy inflatable pillow (so you’ll never forget to bring one again) also helps to make this mat a treat to sleep on. Say goodbye to annoying pebbles and uneven ground: you won’t feel a thing laying upon this plush mat, which inflates to 10cm high to keep you off the ground. Whether it is setting up the perfect tent or exploring new trails on my bike, I'm here to help you make the most of your outdoor camping adventures.We have double sleeping mats, self-inflating mattresses for even more comfort and compact and lightweight mats that take up very little space. The Vango Shangri-La (version 2) is the thickest SIM in Vango’s range with a whopping 15cm of travel underneath your body.

I lay down on it for a few minutes to ‘test it out’ and found myself dropping off surprisingly rapidly – that wasn’t the plan, but it’s testament to the cushioning on offer. The robust fabric features heavy duty ripstop technology, isolating tears and cuts so that they don’t run riot over the rest of the design. in weight, the Berghaus Double Air 10 Self-Inflating Mattress is one of the top-performers we’ve tested for both comfort and warmth. We found that it gave excellent isolation in our tent in February when we used a decent down sleeping bag on top.Our pick of the pack is Outwell’s Dreamcatcher, which is a generous 200cm in length and 75cm wide, suiting most body types.