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MegaMat Max Duo LW
Exped
MegaMat Max Duo LW
$489.95
Description

　　

EXPED’s famous MegaMat Duo built 50% thicker

EXPED’s famous MegaMat built 50% thicker! The 15 cm/6" air-core-channeled foam allows the mat to be soft-inflated for an enhanced cradling of the body. Combined with 50-denier stretch top fabric, MegaMat Max offers an unbelievably soft and supple sleep platform. In addition, vertical sidewalls (3D construction) provide edge-to-edge comfort and gap-free coupling of mats. EXPED's extra-large deflation valve ensures fast deflation.

　　The included top-loading SideWinder stuff sack eases packing and carries over the shoulder. Mini Pump included for inflation top-off. Repair kit included.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Exped
Gender:
Unisex
Color:
Burgundy
Mat Technology:
Megamat Technology
Season:
Extreme Cold
Temperature:
-76 °F
Fabric:
TOP: 50 D tricot polyester, TPU polyether film laminate, hydrolysis resistant, honeycomb embossed, Oeko-Tex® 100 certified, DWR-free BOTTOM: 75 D polyester, TPU polyether film laminate, hydrolysis resistant, Oeko-Tex® 100 certified, DWR-free
Insulation:
16 kg/m3 PU foam, Oeko-Tex® 100 certified
R-Value:
11
Dimensions:
77.6 x 52 x 6 in
Packed:
30" x 14"
Weight:
217 oz
Pad Thickness:
6 in
Other Features:
  • luxurious 6-inch-thick open-cell foam support
  • stretch tricot surface for maximum comfort
  • air-core-channeled foam reduces weight and bulk
  • extra-large deflation valve for maximum air flow
  • sold with easy-to-pack SideWinder™ stuff sack
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