Recycled Polyester keeps plastic out of landfills and uses less water, energy and carbon to produce
Pioneered by exped
Industry-leading durability, reliability and intuitive performance
Right insulation for 3-season, winter, or extreme cold
Air chambers run head-to-toe, fully supporting the body for an unrivaled night's sleep and increased durability
Exped's comfort cradle side rails center and secure the sleeper on the mat
Rapid, moisture-free mat inflation: lung-power not required
Exped measures, reduces and fully offsets co2 from manufacturing and shipping this product
75D/170D Recycled Polyester
Brand : Exped
Web ID: 23RSAUDR8RSLPNGMTCSL
SKU: 25508305
End Use
Backpacking
Sleeping Pad Type
Air pad
Sleeping Pad Shape
Rectangular
Sleeping Capacity
1 Person
R-Value
7.8
Repair Kit Included
Yes
Stuff Sack Included
Yes
Packed Size
Medium: 6.3 x 13"; Medium wide: 6.7 x 13.8"
Pad Thickness (in.)
3.5"
Dimensions
Medium: 72 x 20.5 x 3.5"; Medium wide: 72 x 25.6 x 3.5"
Weight
Medium: 2 lbs. 1 oz.; Medium wide: 2 lbs. 7 oz.
Gender
Unisex
REVIEWS
5.0
100%
Recommended
4 Reviews
Anne
Verified Purchase
1 year ago
Easy To Inflate, Very Comfortable
I’m very impressed with this sleeping mat. It’s easy to inflate and deflate and is very comfortable. Soon I’ll be taking it out to use in extreme winter weather so I have high hopes for its ability to keep me warm as well. I also like the durability of the material.
ICEBEAR97
Verified Purchase
1 year ago
Only Mat You Will Need
This is warm compact and nice looking sleeping mat for sure. I have all my backpacking gear in black and gray colorway and was not sure which mat will be perfect. This one looks like it was made with my other gears, just blend in perfectly. Moreover, you can always trust exped products.
Banditsuni
Verified Purchase
2 years ago
Absolutely Love It!
I had one if the older Expeds that you had to pump up by hand, which took forever. The Dura 8’s pump bag makes the job quicker and easier. Comfort and warmth was a given
Jboogie
Verified Purchase
2 years ago
Comfortable As A Futon
Slept on a thermarest almost my entire life of camping I’m 58 started camping in my 20s eight years ago I upgraded to a big Angus dual core sleeping mat which was almost 100% better than my Thermarest. I decided this year to get the best mat I could so I chose the exped8 it did not disappoint, I’d say 50% better than big angus.I’m taking about comfort. As for insulation it’s questionable how much better it could be but I’d say it’s is better than the big angus dual core but only because it’s thicker which intern puts you farther off the ground, There is some care and keeping the down evenly distributed but it’s not that hard to do with a little bit of patience and a flash light. Packability is unbelievable you can pretty much roll into any shape you want I prefer long bed mat roll at the bottom of my backpack it stabilizes your pack when you set down and it doesn’t take any room up on the inside of your pack, I stuffed mine into an old Thermarest stuff sack that was 5 inches shorter the the exped mat. The inflation bag is a little bit annoying, but it’s definitely faster than blowing it up with your mouth. Once you figure it out and only takes about 4 bags of air to fill it. Pro tip don’t overfill your mat it should be nice and comfortable your hip should dig in just a little bit and not touch the ground.
