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  • Air-mats
  • cynic-al
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    I was about to buy a new bivvi bag then realsied I owned one that’s actually perfect for my needs (600gm and has anti-midge mesh).

    I tried it out last night with new 800gm down bag in the back garden, got a little cold and came back in halfway through the night. Fair bit of condensation in the bag 😮

    Anyway I reckon I can sell my existing thermarests and get one of the new-fangled super lightweight super thick ones. Alpkit do a 3/4 for £40 that looks good but I’d really like full length and thermarests are £100…is there anything in between?

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    Oops I see the Alpkit one is in fact 180cm long so I’ll go for that.

    Is there a market for SH thermarests?

    stills8tannorm
    Free Member

    If they’re in good condition then I don’t see why not … you won’t regret going with an air bed.

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    Just checked on Ebay, the high price of therma’s appears to give them a good re-sale value.

    Now all I need is a tarp…ex army is the way apparently?

    MSP
    Full Member

    Thermarest neoair are excellent, the cheaper copies really are not in the same league, worth spending the extra IMO.

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    GEoffJ cheers, no weight listed there, are they light?

    MSP: Have you used the Alpkit numo?

    MSP
    Full Member

    I haven’t I bit the bullet on a neoair large last year, because I like a bit extra width on my mat, the numo is too narrow for me. I have no doubt that the numo is a good mat, but still recon the neoair will be better at a cost.

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