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Camp Plus Self-Inflating Mat - Rectangular
Sea to Summit
Camp Plus Self-Inflating Mat - Rectangular
$98.95 - $108.95
Description

  Compact, warm, and durable all-around self-inflating mat

  The Camp Plus Self-Inflating Mat Rectangular is designed to provide maximum comfort for people chasing a versatile all around sleeping mat.

  Combining robust and durable 75D fabrics with Sea to Summit's unique Delta Coring technique allows them to remove over 40% of foam for a compact do-it-all mat. Built thicker than the original Camp Mat S.I. and using horizontal Delta Coring, the Camp Plus S.I. provides great value, durability and comfort.

  The use of 75D polyester makes for a tougher, more abrasion resistant base, while at 3” thick, the Camp Plus S.I. provides ample cushioning for even the boniest of hips. The high 4.3 R-value also means you can use it all year round.

  All Sea to Summit self-inflating mats feature their unique, multifunction reversible single valve, designed specifically for self-inflating mats. No more fighting re-inflation as you roll up your mat!

Footprint sold separately.
Description

  • Plus size super thick all-season camp mat

  • Delta Coring removes over 40% of the foam to reduce weight and bulk without compromising durability

  • Robust and abrasion resistant 75D polyester shell fabric with extrusion laminated TPU

  • 3” thickness, R-value 4.3 ASTM F3340-18

  • Multi-functional, high flow-rate reversible valve

  • Featuring the same Delta Core™ profile as Comfort Plus S.I. Mats

  • PillowLock™ attaches your Aeros™ pillow (sold separately) to your mat, holding it in place for a slip-free sleep

  • Includes self-adhesive puncture repair kit

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