I believe that it would provide adequate insulation from the ground, although I have not had a chance to test it in the cold yet. According to their specs, the mat is also rated for use down to -40 F. I am also a hot sleeper, and sometimes it can get stuffy inside the jeep at night however, the material they use for the pad feels very cool all night. It felt a lot like a memory foam mattress. In the past, I used a cheap air mattress from Walmart and would always sleep very poorly (tossing and turning all night, being too hot/cold, etc.) With the Exped, I could dial in the firmness, which for me was firm enough that I couldn't feel the floor of my jeep but still had some give. That night I slept great and was so comfortable. I spent all day Saturday cutting up deadwood, splitting logs, and cutting brush with a machete for camp. They also make long and wide versions which come in at 77.6in x 52in, as well as a queen size. According to the specs, it is 72in x 40.9in. When fully inflated, it fit perfectly in the back of my jeep. Simply make minor adjustments to the fill until you are at your desired firmness.
You can adjust its firmness very easily because the valves are designed so well. Then when I came back, I used the included hand pump, which is a nifty design itself, and pumped it up for about 30 seconds, and it was perfectly firm. While it is doing its thing, I set up the rest of my camp area. It will take about 15 minutes, but the foam inside will expand and fill the pad. You roll it out and open the inflate valve. I wanted to share my experience here.įirst of all, when I got to camp, it was super easy to set up. This past weekend was the first time I got to use it. I recently bought an Exped MegaMat duo Sleeping pad to use in the back of my Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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