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Exped DownMat 7 Sleeping Pad has been discontinued by Exped and is no longer available. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below.You can also explore other items in the Camp & Hike, Pads, Cots & Hammocks, Sleeping Pads, Backpacking Pads yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!
Exped DownMat's offer the best combination of warmth and comfort available. They are thick enough to protect you from stones and roots, and warm enough for winter camping. A built-in pump inflates the mat quickly at night and the compressibility of down allows them to roll up into a pack-friendly size when packing up the next day.
Features of Exped DownMat 7 Sleeping Pad:
7 series are 2.8 in. thick
700-fill, Nocar-treated goose down insulation
Flat valve technology eliminates traditional valve malfunction issues (patent pending)
Integrated pump technology speeds inflation time and eliminates oral inflation (patent pending)
Laminated, polyester fabric is UV and abrasion resistant, slip resistant, and air tight
Baffled chambers eliminate cold spots
Stuff sack and field repair kit included
Package Contents:
Exped DownMat 7 Sleeping Pad
Customer Reviews for Exped DownMat 7 Sleeping Pad
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by
KarlosJ83,
Gear Expert
from UT, United States
Updated on March 21, 2018
After searching and searching for a new sleeping mat, i came to this one and jumped to have it.
And it is exactly as it promises to be.
Very warm, packs down very small easy to use, light,
Wunderbar!
I am a fan, locks out so much cold from the ground, super comfy, means i dont need a ridiculous -30C sleeping bag! Makes it easier.
The only con so far is that if you have movem... Read more
by
JO,
from IL, United States
Updated on October 21, 2016
After fully inflated, when putting moderate pressure on an area of the mat, you will bottom out. Doesn't seem like there are alot of baffles. When I laid on my side, My pelvis sometimes will touch the bottom.
The pump takes a long time to inflate compared to other mats.
This is too expensive for what it is.
I've used my mat once. It was 35*F out when I woke but with this mat and my down sleeping bag I was warm and comfy. It took a little while longer than I had hoped inflating it but my wrists are weak (I'm no spring chicken) and I took a few breaks. Overall it's an excellent product.
by
Brant B.,
Verified Owner
from UT, United States
Updated on December 14, 2016
Loving this new pad after 3 days of southern Utah shoulder-season camping. With nights dropping to the mid-40s, it’s insulation wasn’t really put to the test, but it is ridiculously comfortable. I’m 6’5 and ordered the biggest size. The width is perfect: even if it’s too wide to fit in my Big Agnes 0-degree bag’s sleeve there’s so much real-estate that I’m not worried about rol... Read more
The dimensions of the various Exped DownMat 7 sleeping pads are as follows:
Small - 64" X 20"
Medium - 72" X 20"
Large - 77.5" X 26"
Because 5'4" is exactly 64", you probably want to consider purchasing the medium at 72". The medium will give you extra space to ensure your feet won't dangle off the end while you're sleeping.
These pads have a pretty high R Value, making them optimal for colder temperatures (ca -11º F / -24º C for the 7 model and -36º F / -38º C for the 9)/ You could still use these for the temperatures listed, but you may not want to sleep in a bag rated for really cold temps (or you could unzip if you got hot). You will want to consider weight as ...
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Answered by
Backpacker D,
Gear Expert,
October 8, 2012
As of Spring 2012, Exped makes a FlatValve Adapter that allows you to use the Schnozzel Pumpbag (or any Exped pump for that matter) with mats that contain the integrated pump:
The main image for this product is showing varying sizes - It is not double layered. You can view dimensions by clicking on the sizing chart image below the main image on that product page.
Answered by
Backpacker D,
Gear Expert,
April 11, 2012
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