Brilliant mat. Very comfortable, warm, lightweight. Delivery was quick, kept informed throughout.

A well made and good value piece of kit.I’m yet to give this bad boy a run in some truly cold weather but am very impressed with it’s performance so far. This mat strikes a very good balance between weight, volume, cost, ease of use and comfort.

Relatively easy to inflate, easy to deflate and pack away. Very comfortable to sleep on.

Very comfortable! Also, despite it being full length, it packed away smaller and lighter than my old bush walking mattress - and inflated very quickly and easily in comparison to my old one (a full thickness 3/4 Thermarest).

Bought for my daughter for DofE, she found it easy to use and comfortable. Plus small and light. For the quality it is good value

just spent 4 nights on main range- perfect insulation for australian conditions. easy to inflate. Happy with purchase.

Exped Ultra 5R - Ultralight 4-Season Sleeping Mat Mummy / Long Wide

The biggest improvement in gear during my 40+ years cross country skiing is in sleeping Matt’sGone are the days of thd hard cold yellow foamAnd this Matt appears to be the bestTom’s had the best price and easy to deal withWhat more can you ask for

Exped Ultra 5R - Ultralight 4-Season Sleeping Mat Rectangular / Medium

Great product. No problems recommending this for a comfy night sleep.Reasonable weight for a long hike.Service excellent over the phone.I live in Tasmania & am always a bit concerned about ordering from the mainland but no problems here. Fast efficient delivery. Will buy from these guys again.Love to support small Aust. family business as well.

Finally found it! Older, side sleeper..

Love this pad. I have been looking for a pad eith all of these qualities!

I preferred this over the Thermarest NeoAir NXT

I ordered both the Exped Ultra 5R and the Thermarest XTherm NXT and tried them out side-by-side in my home, and then slept on the Exped in the field. I have also camped on a Thermarest NeoAir XLite in the past. I am primarily a back sleeper and occasionally end up on my side. I tried long and wide versions of both new products.Both are very good products, but I preferred the Exped Ultra 5R for the following reasons. The taller side baffles act as guardrails and help keep me from sliding toward the edge and getting a sensation of instability or falling. The Exped material is also less slippery. I found the Exped's vertical baffles slightly more comfortable than the Thermarest's horizontal baffles. I also prefer Exped's dedicated in and out air valves to ... MoreI ordered both the Exped Ultra 5R and the Thermarest XTherm NXT and tried them out side-by-side in my home, and then slept on the Exped in the field. I have also camped on a Thermarest NeoAir XLite in the past. I am primarily a back sleeper and occasionally end up on my side. I tried long and wide versions of both new products.Both are very good products, but I preferred the Exped Ultra 5R for the following reasons. The taller side baffles act as guardrails and help keep me from sliding toward the edge and getting a sensation of instability or falling. The Exped material is also less slippery. I found the Exped's vertical baffles slightly more comfortable than the Thermarest's horizontal baffles. I also prefer Exped's dedicated in and out air valves to Thermarest's all-in-one. I was worried the slimmer mummy profile of the Exped might be too narrow in areas, but did not find it to be the case once I tried it.The disadvantages of the Exped 5R compared to the Thermarest would be slightly higher weight, slightly larger packed size, and lower insulation for extreme winter temperatures. Both pads felt very comfortable to me, but I ultimately had slight preference toward the Exped.