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In reply to Post #16
Mountain Equipment helium 3.8 is brilliant bit of kitπ
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In reply to Post #1
Mountain equipment helium 3.8 is reliable and comfortable
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In reply to Post #1
I've got an Exped MegaMat 10, not cheap but very confortable, inflate to your preferred firmness. It live on my Wychwood Tacticle X along with Fortis bag and I've had it for a few years now without issue.
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Mine's from Decathlon, best I've had.
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One company I would not recommend is Multimat ,I've had a couple of them and both valves have failed on me ,customer services in that company ,very poor
Multimat ,are true Sim ,not to be confused with full blow up thru hiker or wildcamping mats..
I recommend the Thermarest adventure mat ,coupled with a speed inflator/deflator, the deflate option game changer ,sucks air OUT ,quick ,which allows super reduced pack size, I never leave on a bedchair or sleeping bag for that matter..
Here is a idea, maybe purchase a large luggage compression bag ,put sleeping bag or whatever,use the mini pump to reduce pack size on barrow,storage etc..obviously you don't keep a sleeping bag scrunched for long periods,due to potential loft damage ..
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Mountain equipment or thermarest, both excellent. Try to find one that fits inside the thicker outer padded surround on your bedchair. I use a ME glacier 5.0 on my wide solar sp bed. The 3.8 fits a normal size bed.
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Thermarest are very good and it's reflected in the price. There are quite a few at 60cm from different manufacturers, I looked a while ago.
Personally I now use Outdoor Revolution as used by a lot of camper van owners but before I had the Mountain *Equipment Helium 3.8 as rec by Gerry on here but it's sub 60cm.
Have a good look at reviews, the new trend is for cyclone valves and some get terrible reviews, but, you really do need to keep them dirt/grit free or your asking for trouble, imo if you leave the valve open on packing up it'll fail.
I'm thinking of a new layer but I'm looking more at memory foam toppers or standard toppers in 2.5-5cm, bit overwhelmed by the choice tbh, just Argos for eg.
Edit, * said Warehouse 3...wrong!
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Pretty happy with my army surplus SIM and only cost 18 quid π
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3/4 length sim from thermarest.
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I got mine in Millets, found one that fits within the raised padded surround of the bed, no carp tax and makes my bed really comfy 
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Ive used a mountain equipment and thermarest one for years with no problems. The wife has a cheap one and thats lasted years as well. At the end of the day its a foam filled inflatable mat so any of them will do.
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Thanks for the suggestions lads, I'll have a look 👍
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I use an Andes one from eBay. Makes my ancient old bed nearly comfortable
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As said Thermarest is the best ... there are cheaper alternatives from the likes of Mountain Warehouse etc which will do a job aswell
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Go and buy a Thermarest. These people actually invented them and are proven, like proper mountaineering proven.
I've one that still works great that I've had since the 90's - not big enough for my bedchair. Thermarest are like...mustard.
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I use 2 of these inflatable mattress on my bedchair eBay item number 254673195913 you have to inflate them yourself but don't take much to inflate them and find them better than the normal self inflating versions
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Looking for a recommendation for a decent self inflating mattress. I had the Trakker offering, but it has started losing air over night, faulty valve I think.
I remember looking before, and they all seemed quite narrow. Really I need one atleast 60cm wide.
Thanks in advance 👍
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