Exped AirMat 7.5 Basic UL

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Exped AirMat 7.5 Basic UL -

The AirMat 7.5 UL from Exped is the latest in lightweight, packable comfort for your outdoor and travel sleeping needs. With foam-filled chambers, the AirMat 7.5 UL is different from other air mats, giving you more insulation so you can sleep warm without hauling a lot of weight in your pack or suitcase. When your sleeping bag is the place to be, simply inflate with your mouth so you can get to bed sooner. If you're worried about moisture, the Exped Pillow Pump and other inflation accessories (sold separately) will also work, so you can enjoy a good night's rest with less fuss!

Fabric:

  • Remarkably light, comfortable, compact and affordable wtihout sacrificing on materials and workmanship
  • Durable 20D polyester fabric withstands your tossing and turning while camping cowboy-style
  • The laminated polyester fabric is airtight and humidity-resistant with high frequency-welded seams for durability
  • Ultralight construction, 25 denier fabric
  • The top surface has brushed, honeycomb-structured polyester fabric that provides slip-resistance and next-to-skin comfort
  • Brushed top feels smooth to the touch and provides a little insulation while bottom laminated fabric resist humidity coming up from the ground

Support and Cushioning:

  • Welded baffles between the foam chip-filled chambers differentiate these mats from traditional air mats by eliminating cold spots and creating a comfortable supportive and stable air cushion
  • Great for warmer climates where cushioning is the primary need

Weather and Wind:

  • High-frequency welded seams ensure the mat remains inflatable for years

Features:

  • Uninsulated for maximum weight reduction and a compact package
  • Welded-through baffles for affordability and weight reduction
  • FlatValves are built into the top of the mat, ensuring a low-profile inflation-deflation system that doesn't snag and break easily
  • Pump needed for inflation but NOT included
  • Mouth inflation or use with Exped pump accessories: Pillow Pump, Mini Pump, or Schnozzel and Exped Shrink Bag
  • Exped accessory pump recommended for inflation
  • Packing is simplified with the seaprate deflation valve with one-way flap
  • Inflate with your mouth within 1-2 minutes easily; the one-way flap in the flat inflation valve helps by preventing air from escaping between breaths
  • If accumulating moisture in the mat is a concern, these are compatible with the Exped® Pillow Pump, Mini Pump, and Shrink Bag with Schnozzle pump tube (each sold separately)
  • Included stuff sack enables safe and easy storage while a repair kit, adhesive, and patches prepare you for knife-juggling accidents
  • Both valves are low profile, with one for inflation and a separate one for deflation, to protect them from impact, increasing durability
  • Exped's proprietary lamination process - air tight and hydrolysis proof
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Lightweight and compact, the Exped AirMat Basic UL 7.5 Inflatable sleeping pad is designed for ounce-counting backpackers. Designed primarily for summer or warm-weather use, the rectangular AirMat Basic UL 7.5 sleeping pad packs down incredibly small to take up very little space in your backpack.


Backcountry.com
Letting cowboys sleep like babies.
The rocky, root-riddled ground beneath your tent doesn't encourage good sleep, but the Exped AirMat Basic UL 7.5 Sleeping Pad provides insulated cushioning for maximizing your time in snoozeville. Best for summer car camping or short backpacking trips, this tough mat improves your camping experience no matter where you decide to roll out your sleeping bag.

Campmor
When sleeping comfort is a must but insulation isn't, the AirMat Basic UL 7.5 is the right tool for the job. Ultralight construction and uninsulated, this mat is designed for summer conditions and warm nights. Slip a fleece jacket under the mat for added insulation! Sizes:

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AirMats: absurdly lightweight, amazingly compact. Mild insulation for summer use.
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Color:Blue
Dimensions:Small: 64" x 20" x 3.0" Medium: 72" x 20" x 3.0"
LW:77.5 x 26"; 15.5 ounces
M:72 x 20"; 12.3 ounces
Material:polyester (20D)
Other:Stuff Sack and Pad Repair Kit Included
Packed Dimensions:Small - 8.3 x 2.8 in
Pump:yes, not included
R Value:0.7
R-value:0.7 (can be increased by placing clothing beneath the mat)
Rating:11 C
Recommended Use:Lightweight, Warm Weather Backpacking and Camping
Rolled Size:[S] 8.3 x 2.8 in, [M] 8.3 x 3 in
Self-Inflating:no
Shape:rectangular
Stuff Sack:yes
Thickness:2.95 in (7.5 cm)
Type:Inflatable Sleeping Pad
Warranty:2-Year Limited
Weight:Small - 11.29 oz (+ 0.42 oz sack)
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Exped AirMat 7.5 Basic UL Review:

Reviews:

It's small, light, easy to pack and feels like a pool toy.
I've been looking for a perfect summer sleeping mat, and so far this is the worst I've tried. The welded through baffles and the general stretch of the thin materials make it impossible to get the mat comfortable. Either you can inflate it 100%, and sleep uncomfortably on a hard mat - or you can fill it up 70-90% which leaves your hips on the ground and the skinny baffles poking your side/belly/back.
Notice compared to the Synmat UL 7, this only has 6 baffles (compared to 8) which are welded completely through. Which means basically, don't get this pad unless you're planning on sleeping on your back and not moving. Otherwise your hips and shoulders will hit the ground. I am 5'11" 170 pounds.
Just carry the extra 6 ounces and get the synmat UL 7, which is heads and shoulders above this piece of garbage.

Stephen Judd at Backcountry.com on 03/22/2013