Description
Go ahead and pass out.
- Integrated pump and rubber gasket eliminate the need for failure-prone valves
- Stuff sack and repair kit for quick field maintenance
- All 7 Pump pads have a temperature rating of 1 degrees Fahrenheit (-17 degrees Celsius) with a 150g / sqm Texpedloft microfiber filling
- All 9 Pump pads have a temperature rating of -13 degrees Fahrenheit (-25 degrees Celsius) with a 200g / sqm Texpedloft microfiber filling
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Awesome!!!
Jeremy
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This pad is really comfortable, and very easy to pump up. I wouldn't hit a weekend trek without it. Although it seems to be a little on the heavy side, it's well worth it's weight in comfort once you rest your body on it. Happy Trails!!
Deflating Exped Mats with Andy Brun
Granite
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Andy Brun from Exped gives tips to deflate your mat
Inflating Exped Mats with Andy Brun
Granite
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Andy Brun from Exped gives tips to inflate Exped mats with an integrated pump.
Exped Synmat Series Sleeping Pads
Granite
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Exped SynMat Series inflatable sleeping pads are built for year-round use. An integrated hand pump makes inflation simple and microfiber insulation ensures excellent cold-weather performance.
Whoa...happy back!
Ken
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Coming from an aging, (gracefully I must add), minimalist, I can assure everyone that the benefits to one's back after a night of rest on this pad far outweigh the costs of carrying it. And to address its toughness, on the first morning after using this pad I was preparing breakfast when I heard the squeals of laughter coming from the tent from my 2.5 year old boy. I thought to myself how wonderful it was to hear those sounds of joy until I realized that those were the same squeals I hear when he is bouncing on our bed at home. The pad survived the trampoline test with flying colors. Ken
Best pad ever!
Chabidiah
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have owned many-a-pad and this by far takes the cake. The built in pump is genius, the material is tuff and the comfort is freakin awesome. I treated myself to this for my b-day and I am planning on getting one for the wife now. I would recommend this product!
Slept on the bare dirt with this and no pin holes..
Tempur-Pedic BE JEALOUS
BzBrian
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- Gender: Male
I'm really not kidding: this is the most comfortable pad I have ever slept on. I own the Long/Wide version and wow this thing is huge. I would actually recommend you getting the M size so it can fit into a bivy sack with less hassle and because this thing is already quite heavy. Yes, this thing is heavy. For my purposes of alpine mountaineering, I value my sleeping pad and pillow (yes, I bring a pillow) more than any technical shell I can buy. If I don't sleep well, I will be so sluggish the next day that no Arc'Teryx shell or La Sportiva boots can save me.
For those reasons, I love this pad. The SynMat 9 is just overkill for most purposes but the SynMat 7 M is a great choice. If you want something lighter and just as warm, take a look at the Therm-a-Rest All Season NeoAir (R-4.9) but it won't be as comfortable. Still, I would recommend this Exped pad.
Value your sleep. Get this pad!
New favorite pad!
Vincent Lanctot
Member since
I have the synmat 7 pump and have been using it for a little over a year; no complaints yet! It is like sleeping on a cloud as others have said and a huge improvement over my thermrest prolite plus, that extra inch is a big surprise!
The pump is nice and takes in the surrounding air and not your hot breath allowing it to hold in air better. The pump takes a bit getting use to, but once you find the right rhythm it inflates fast (about 1 min). The material is durable too. I use this year round and don't get too hot.
Cloud sleeping
Jared Stoller
Member since
I have had the synmat 7 for a couple of years now. I haven't had a night yet where I could feel anything under me but a cushion of air. If you have concerns about the durability of this mat, don't. It has held up to high country abuses for the last few years and is still going strong
the only feature of this mat that I am not thrilled about is the integrated pump. it takes a lot of work (around seventy pumps) to get the mat where I want it. It sure beats blowing it up though.
The best
Matt Layne
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I used this pad for 3 weeks in Alaska. It was absolutely awesome to sleep on. I almost forgot I was even on a pad. It packs up quite small for the comfort it provides. The internal pump takes a little getting used to, but it's much better than blowing your lungs out. The included repair kit did a nice job of sealing up an ice screw puncture. Update - one of the seams that seals the baffles broke, but Exped sent me a new one if a few days. Killer customer service!
Mad for this pad
Noah Howell
Member since
Hard for me to give 5 stars for much these days, but it's easy to lay them out for the SynMat. Been an Exped fan since I found the DownMat for winter camping. I sleep like a log on these things. I've discovered that the Deluxe DownMat is actually overkill in weight and warmth for almost all but the coldest conditions. The SynMat let's you save weight and bulk when trying to go light. I don't miss the weight and bulk of the hand pump at all. I wish my DownMat didn't have it built in. I'm still a little wary of getting a puncture, but I carry a patch kit and haven't had any problems so far.
Great sleeping pad
Secret Asian Man
Member since
Just returned from New Zealand using this on The Routeburn Track and the Abel Tasman National Park Track. Couldn't have asked for a better sleeping pad. Small enough to pack nicely in my backpack. Normally I'm a back sleeper, but I had to roll over a few times on my side. Still rather comfortable on my side. At first it seemed like pumping seemed like it would take forever, but before I knew it, the pad was inflated. Deflating was a breeze. Nights that went down to 30 degrees, I was still "warm" and never felt the ground. Definitely recommend.
Now this is the way to camp!
kni4978242
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I haven't slept better camping in years! This pad is awesome. Packs way small and great to sleep on. Worth every penny I spent on it and glad I bought one for my wife as well. Slept great. I'm a side sleeper and my should or hips where not resting on the ground and I was comfortable in any position.
Like Sleeping in my bed!
Neil Bokemeier
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This pad is a must for 4 season camping. I bought the Synmat 9 and really enjoyed the extra length and width since I am 6'4" 190 lbs, and I couldn't fit comfortably on the synmat 7 I bought my wife. The pad is SUPER WARM! First night on our Kilimanjaro trip I sweated really bad since I was fully zipped in my 15 degree bag and it was only 30F outside. After that I slept straight on the pad with my bag just draped over me wearhing shorts and a long sleeve T and was warm even at high camp (15,000 ft). It is a little heavy to carry on a really long trip in the summer if it is warm out, but it is definately my new car camping pad.
It took me about 3 minutes of straight pumping to get the 9 pumped up, and it takes about 1 minute to roll it up. Didn't lose inflation at night one time.
Awesome
Matthew Forrest
Member since
Syn pad is actually an ounce lighter than the down mat. Super warm pad very comfy. Best construction in is class. Pump is actually very useful and not gimmicy at all.
More than a Sleeping Pad
pri5283377
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Getting old sucks; not being able to backpack because of some lame foam pad sucks even more.
I read a review of the Exped from a fan who'd suffered from back injury and surgery - the Exped rocked his world, so I bought it.
Turns out to be much better than I had imagined. No more creaking bones and locked up muscles after a night on the ground and a good sound sleep.
The chair kit works like a champ too, though I'm not hauling it on long trips due to the weight, for short trips it brings new meaning to to the phrase "lounge lizard."
Which one should I buy, Synmat 7 DLX or...
dga2903110
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Which one should I buy, Synmat 7 DLX or Exped SIM Comfort 7.5 DLX?
Jeremy Stoshick
Member since
7.5 for car camping, the 7 for VERY cold conditions when carrying in your pack. If you do most of your camping above zero, consider the neoair as it weighs much less.
Matthew Forrest
Member since
Get the Syn mat it is very comfy and can still car camp with it. However you cannot backpack with the comfort mat it would not be worth the pack space.
Best Pad
nature1352100159099
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I've used this pad a few times already on various surfaces... they all felt the same to me, slept better than I ever have camping even with thicker air mattresses... Worth every penny!
What does the temperature rating mean?...
Evan Tougas
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What does the temperature rating mean? does it mean that once that point is passed the matt will no longer keep you warm? or that the air will start to seep out?
Eli Hauschild
Member since
Hi Evan, you were right the first time. This rating is similar to the rating of a sleeping bag. It will retain its insulation value down to the rated temperature. Beyond that rating you will begin to feel cold.
Comparison with a 1L Nalgene and a Exped SynMat 7 Pump
Chad Poindexter
Member since
Both sleeping pads are regular size. 20 x 72, and rectangular in shape.
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