Sleeping mats?

[jay91]

Any one have a alpkit airo ? Or any other makes I should be looking at :)

[Zoglug]

I have an Alpkit Airo, the 180 version. I have only used it in the back garden and was certainly comfortable enough. The proper test will come Friday when i use it during my first bikepacking trip!

[jay91]

I have an Alpkit Airo, the 180 version. I have only used it in the back garden and was certainly comfortable enough. The proper test will come Friday when i use it during my first bikepacking trip!

Cool have let me know how it goes

[Cornish Neil]

I've got various mats, Neoair or Alpkit nemo all the way.

[Cheeky Monkey]

Exped Down and Synmats.

Down ones are vaguely exciting but can be heavy in certain versions and if going lighter the cost increases. Stu and others swear by the synthetic versions which tend to be closer to Alpkit pricing.

[restlessshawn]

exped synmat ul here, so comfy compared to the self inflating style mats, and lighter and packs smaller

I got a short, coz I am not exactly tall

[jay91]

Exped Down and Synmats.

Down ones are vaguely exciting but can be heavy in certain versions and if going lighter the cost increases. Stu and others swear by the synthetic versions which tend to be closer to Alpkit pricing.

I think il be getting an alpkit one on payday :)

[jay91]

exped synmat ul here, so comfy compared to the self inflating style mats, and lighter and packs smaller

I got a short, coz I am not exactly tall

Same here I'm only 5'9

[ScotRoutes]

Hyalite Peak Elite AC for me

There's a wee review here...

http://scottishmountaineer.com/sleeping ... air-xtherm