Inflatable trekking mattress

[Spoked Wheels]

Can anybody recommend an inflatable trekking mattress for around £30 and 500g or thereabouts?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Baldy]

That weight at that price? No chance.

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[Debade]

I have had a couple of the thermarest models. Can't remember which type but they have held up for a while and perform well. It is mostly self filling with air but I do find it is helpful to blow it up a little bit.

 

[uphillstruggler]

I suppose it depends if you want a fully inflatable mattress, akin to a lilo or a self inflating mattress that fills itself with air as you unroll it, have you checked the usual outlets like Alpkit etc?

 

[uphillstruggler]

That weight at that price? No chance.

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That’s a good store, never seen it before

There goes a few quid

 

[Mark Grant]

Lots on Ebay.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/13337438...var=432781653515&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Don't know how good they are.

 

[Spoked Wheels]

That weight at that price? No chance.

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View: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Deeplee-Inflatable-interconnected-Ultralight-Backpacking/dp/B07QDRCNN1/ref=psdc_3076639031_t1_B07P5S3LFM?th=1

 

[cheys03]

Trekology UL80 is good for the price, but 50% over your weight and price caps at ~750g, £44.
Sadly lacking insulation though so not great on colder nights, say 1.5 season

 

[Richard Fairhurst]

Alpkit Numo is excellent - 350g for £47.99. https://alpkit.com/products/numo

 

[Spoked Wheels]

Trekology UL80 is good for the price, but 50% over your weight and price caps at ~750g, £44.
Sadly lacking insulation though so not great on colder nights, say 1.5 season

This is definitely one to consider seriously, thank you.

Alpkit Numo is excellent - 350g for £47.99. https://alpkit.com/products/numo

This is another contender but a bit unsure of its durability, very light weight though.

Thank you for suggesting it.

 

[Oldhippy]

I found the one from Aldi good to my surprise. Never weighed it though but not heavy in my opinion.

 

[IaninSheffield]

This is definitely one to consider seriously, thank you.


This is another contender but a bit unsure of its durability, very light weight though.

Thank you for suggesting it.

Although I can't comment on longevity, having only had mine for a couple of years, but it held up well being inflated and deflated for forty consecutive nights on a pre-pandemic tour. Also, much smaller pack size than 'self-inflating' mattresses, if that's a concern.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Here you go, £20 and 550g

https://www.keplin-group.com/wyldness-camping-inflatable-single-sleeping-bed.html

 

[Blue Hills]

Although I can't comment on longevity, having only had mine for a couple of years, but it held up well being inflated and deflated for forty consecutive nights on a pre-pandemic tour. Also, much smaller pack size than 'self-inflating' mattresses, if that's a concern.

how warm is it?
OK for 3 seasons?

 

[IaninSheffield]

how warm is it?
OK for 3 seasons?

The coldest I've experienced was a couple of autumn nights at around 7 or 8°C. It coped fine with that, but I was also in a 3 season down bag.
You are of course further off the floor than with a standard self-inflater, comparable with say a NeoAir?