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It's a breeze, and not one that you have to provide.

The Exped Schnozzle PumpBag makes pumping your inflatable mat a breeze, and won't leave you winded. Simply let the PumpBag fill with air, and then apply pressure to easily inflate your sleeping gear. The integrated Schnozzel connects to current Exped mats without a built-in pump.

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coalton@hotmail.com

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If you use Exped pads this thing is mandatory gear.
I was disappointed with Exped new built in hand pumps.
With the optional attachment the schnozzel will fit any generation of Exped pad.
it inflates mats very fast, its ultralight. I highly recommend it.

Granite

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New for spring 2012 is the Schnozzel Pumpbag. Doubling as an ultralight waterproof stuff sack, the Schnozzel Pumpbag is used to inflate Exped mats without integrated pumps, such as the DownMat UL 7, SynMat UL 7, SynMat Basic 7.5, AirMat Basic 7.5, AirMat Basic UL 7.5.

Weight: 60 g/2 oz

Capacity when used as stuff sack: approx. 45 liters

With the FlatValve adapter (available separately), Schnozzel Pumpbag can also be used to inflate Exped mats with integrated pumps.

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joomington2240041

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I love multiple use gear where you don't end up sacrificing anything. This thing works so well as a pump, just fill it up and compress, only takes a few pumps. Plus it doubles as a super-lightweight, big dry bag. Personally I don't like taking multiple dry sacks, nor do I like taking massive pack liners. For me the 45L capacity (which is not stated on this page) is a perfect size to put sleeping bag, clothes and food in. And best of all you get it at no weight penalty: this weighs 70g while Sea to Summit's biggest dry bag weighs 65g and is only 35L!

Bottom line: if you own an Exped mat, get one! And ditch your old dry bags while you're at it.