Berghaus Air 10 Single Self Inflating Camping Mat with Carry Bag and Repair Kit, Air Bed for 1 Person, Compact Air Mattress, Camping Equipment, Blue, One Size

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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. Andes have improved the valve design of their SIM after numerous complaints of air leaks back in 2016. in Nemo’s high-performing tensor, which is ideal for campers who like to venture far from the madding crowds with their tent.

The KingCamp Deluxe Double SIM comes in two great covers a delicious electric blue or a gorgeous grey/anthracite mix.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. stone man of just over 195cm in height, the Outwell is probably not my ideal self inflating mattress because my feet just drop over the end which I find stops me sleeping well when stretched out – however, it’s easy to whack a bag or rucksack at the end of the bed if you really like to be ruler-straight in bed. This extra-large self-inflating design can sleep two campers and is fitted with an expanding foam core which not only offers additional support but adds a layer of insulation between you and the ground too. Definitely recommended if packing space is not an issue for you or if you need that extra 5cm of cushioning (anyone over 15 stone we would say), but it's easily the most expensive option on offer here. 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.

Yes they may be slightly more expensive than the Decathlon’s of this world, but we’ve never been let down by their tents or their general camping gear.

What is great about the armrests is that they stop you rolling off the mattress in the night very effectively.

Packed size and weight is crucial and this is where the new improved Version 2 of the Shangri-La beats Version 1 handsomely. We really liked the fabric used on the top of the Skyfall – it feels nice to the touch and is not too slippery (a pet hate of ours).Personally, our preference would be for two Grandes placed next to each other, but it depends how intimate you want to get in the night! The great thing about having so much cushioning is that you can lie on it, let a little bit of air out and then seal up the valves.

Our pick of the pack is Outwell’s Dreamcatcher, which is a generous 200cm in length and 75cm wide, suiting most body types. A sleeping bag is one of the most important features of your camping sleeping kit, so make sure yours is up to the job.Ultralight and easy to pack into the dinkiest daysack, this mat unrolls to provide great comfort and warmth in the wild and holds you 8cm off the ground, which really helps side sleepers get a comfy night’s sleep. 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! Well actually we didn’t really miss those extra 2cm, and the great insulation really made a difference on a cold autumn night. The Vango Shangri-La (version 2) is the thickest SIM in Vango’s range with a whopping 15cm of travel underneath your body. Kampa have made it exceptionally easy to inflate and deflate the Kip Highrise, and this is one of its major strengths.