Exped Airmat 7.5

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The Airmat 7.5 is an air-filled sleeping pad made by Exped. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Exped Air Mat 7.5 Sleeping Pad (Spring 2008) The Air Mat 7.5 Sleeping Pad by Exped is an ultralight, ultra-compact, and comfortable mat for warm-weather use. Specifications: Dimensions: 7.5: 72in. x 19in. x 3in./182 cm x 48 cm x 7.5 cm Average Weight: Mat 7.5: 19.0 oz./540 g Features: 7.5 cm/3in. thickness Laminated, polyester fabric is UV and abrasion resistant, slip proof, and air tight High-frequency welded construction Welded, dual valves for maximum airflow Single chamber Stuff sack for mat protection"

From Backcountry.com:
"Summer camping just got a lot more comfortable thanks to Exped Airmat 7.5 Sleeping Pad. Three inches of air hold you well above the rocks and roots your camping partner pitched the tent on top of. Save your breath for the trail the Airmat's dual valves and single inflation chamber make inflating and deflating the sleeping pad a breeze. If that's not enough, the Pump DLX model includes a foot pump that doubles as a foam padded pillow. The Pump DLX is also seven inches wider than the regular Airmat 7.5."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Ruggedly designed with welded seams and durable dual air valves, the Exped Airmat 7.5 mattress is an affordable air mattress that won't add excess weight to your summer climbing and backpacking packload. This single-chamber design features dual welded valves on the ends of the mattress instead of the corners to minimize wear and damage. The dark, polyester cover resists abrasion and UV penetration and dries quickly when exposed to sunlight. When you're ready to go, the Exped Airmat 7.5 mattress deflates quickly and conveniently into a small 8 x 4 in. package that you can attach to an external daisy chain or slip inside a pouch in your mountaineering or expedition backpack."

User Reviews

Airmat 7.5
Reviewed by Andrew Wood, Apr 08, 2008

"My wife and I got two of these pads as wedding gifts at the beginning of last summer. We have used them on quite a few outings since then.

Pros:
- very affordable
- extremely lightweight
- excellent compressability (fits into a very small stuff sack)as compared to the Therm-a-rests which take up quite a bit more room in your pack
- elevates you 3 inches or so off the ground and keeps you from sliding off the pad because of the grooves

Cons:
- not very durable."

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