Any recommendations for an inexpensive lightweight inflatable mat that packs down small for bike camping? I’ve had reason to use Alpkit’s warranty on their airmats a couple of times, fortunately not mid tour. In an ultra-lightweight, durable construction the OEX Traverse IMX Inflatable Sleeping Mat is ideal for expeditions.

Do this 4 or 5 times and the mat is inflated with air that is as dry as you can get it without dessicant. Reviews are the reason you are here, and they’re unquestionably the most important factor we can use to help us choose a product when you’re not able to test the product for yourself.A warmer mat will be much more capable of extended use throughout the year and any weight gain is offset by the need to carry a less warm sleeping bag. If you're running a script or application, please register or sign in with your developer credentials here. Reviews will give you a great detail of information and with any luck some of the reviews will have provided information about the quality of OEX Traverse IMX Sleeping Mat.

This is of course really helpful, but there’s almost too much information available, so it’s important to know exactly what you’re looking for. The mat is VERY noisy when you move on it, it woke me up a few time but also kept my friend awake in the nearby tent. In fact they probably fit in the final segment we mentioned above whereby they deliver a fantastic overall package.Yes it would be nice if it was included with a mat - but the mats are cheap and would be more expensive if they included the pump. That’s why we’ve pulled together this list of key factors for OEX Traverse IMX Sleeping Mat below, to help you choose if it’s the right product for you and your budget.

Bivy wise I’m going for an alpkit hunka as it’s better spec than the oex one and I’ll go for the oex tarp. Here is a list of some of the popular mats on the market in 2019 and some stats to help you compare the different mats. Great for year-round use, compact and lightweight, the OEX Traverse IMX Sleeping Mat is made using a nylon ripstop outer fabric with a water-repellent coating so it will stand up to camping in inclement weather conditions. Having written that, I had a Thermarest Xlite fail at the seam that needed warrantying by Cascade so they’re not immune either.

Trying to find the perfect camping mattress is hard work and comparing different mats is a bit of a minefield.