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Reddit mentions of Exped MegaMat Duo 10 Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad, Ruby Red, Long/Wide
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Exped MegaMat Duo 10 Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad, Ruby Red, Long/Wide. Here are the top ones.
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- SUPERIOR BASE CAMP PAD – The Exped MegaMat, this is truly the closest you can come to sleeping on your bed at home. The Megamat 10 keeps you and your partner warm and comfortable while car camping, rafting, or at basecamp while 3.9 in. of loft delivers superior rest for tomorrow’s adventure!
- SEMI-SELF-INFLATING W/ MINI PUMP - Save your breath after a long day, the Megamat 10 self inflates approximately half of the mat in minutes. Easily adjust firmness with compact Mini Pump; Inflated dimensions of 72 x 41 for size Medium and 78 x 52 in is size Long Wide.
- SUMMER / WINTER COMFORT - Designed for 4 season comfort the Megamat Duo 10 features Bluesign-certified insulation that keeps you warm with an R-Value of 9.5 and an extreme temperature limit of -54 degrees F.
- INNOVATIVE CARRYING BAG - Packing up is far easier with the height adjustable roll top bag with a carrying strap. Megamat, Mini Pump, Repair Kit, and Manual fit snugly and conveniently. Packed size is 27.6 x 11.8 dia. with a weight of approximately 9.9 lbs.
- HIGH-QUALITY BUILD - 3D construction for edge-to-edge sleeping surface. Oeko-Tex 100 Certified materials are void of harmful chemicals. Hydrolysis-resistant, Polyester top and bottom with TPU laminate with Honeycomb-embossed top.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Ruby Red |
| Height | 3.93700787 Inches |
| Length | 72.047244021 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | LW |
| Weight | 0.9259415004 Pounds |
| Width | 40.944881848 Inches |
Haven't used one personally, but I've heard nice things about the Exped MegaMat Duo 10
Gotcha. Yes, Mr. Heater does have a low oxygen sensor, and they should be safe... just keep in mind that if you do seal yourself in, then low O2 sensor may shut the units off and you won't have heat from them... so you do need some ventilation. And while the air may be warm, you'll still need a good pad against the cold ground.
For warmth and comfort, people say the best is the Exped Megamat Duo 10. I haven't tried one myself, but a lot of people recommend it even though it's pretty costly.
Then there's the Klymit Insulated Double V. I've used the single, but not the double. Some rave about Klymit, some don't like the baffle design, saying they're lumpy.
There are some doubles that will connect... the pros are taht they can be taken apart and used singly when needed, but cons that they can sometimes separate, and I've heard some are not that comfortable if you're sleeping in the middle where they connect.
As for sleeping bags, again there's a lot out there. My wife sleeps very cold and I sleep hot so we're not fan of double sleeping bags or bags that zip together. You didn't mention if you were going to or not, but here are some double options.
Exped makes the Exped Megasleep Duo 25. With the heaters and/or a down blanket on top, it's probably good down to 20F.
The Nemo Jazz Duo is rated to 20F. Again, you may need a heater or down blanket on top to be comfortable.
Teton Sports makes the Mammoth 0F Double. I don't know much about it though.
Single bags, there are number of good 32F-20F bags that would work alongside heaters/extra blankets. If you skip the heaters, then you probaly want 10F sleeping bags to be comfortable at 20F.
Most comfortable, insanely comfortable
https://www.amazon.com/Exped-MegaMat-Self-Inflating-Sleeping-Ruby/dp/B00PZKU3F2/ref=sxin_2_osp15-60c46cb0_cov