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Pine cones or stones are not felt through the mattress. The mattress looked thin, did not feel thin. It supported a very tall hiker. Was in the desert hut lengthwise twice during meals, and did not let out air. It rustled a bit when changing positions. The body recovered on the mattress.

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Really comfortable and good sized mattress.

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Met expectations

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I bought it at a discount of approx. 170€ due to the light weight, packability, 3R insulation and slightly wider size. Not many previous points of comparison with other inflatable tent mattresses, but based on three home test nights and three tent test nights, it seems like a good and comfortable sleeping platform. Did not drain for three consecutive nights. The auxiliary filling bag makes using it fast and effortless, and the mattress also empties immediately, thanks to its own emptying valve. I probably wouldn't pay full price, but I feel like it's good value for money for the price of approx. 170 euros, no complaints yet.

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I am 184 cm tall myself and this is just the right size. Divide the movement space well in the longitudinal and width directions. Holds heat well, but does not grind.

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Light to carry, but at the same time long and wide enough to be comfortable. I'm a side sleeper and this keeps my pelvis off the ground. The R3 value is sufficient even for slightly cooler summer weather. Filling is easy with the help of a filling bag (3 bags so the mattress is full).

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Comfortable and light. What I expected

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A basic safe sleeping pad.

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Easier to fill and empty than older Expedi mattresses.