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Versa 4R Sleeping Mat
Exped
Versa 4R Sleeping Mat
$129.95
Description

　　

Versatile sleeping mat for 3 to 4 season use

The EXPED Versa 4R backpacking mat is a versatile, multi-use 3 to 4 season mat fit for a variety of adventures, including camping, backpacking and adventure travel.

　　EXPED's SYNMAT TECHNOLOGY™, with our proprietary Texpedloft insulation, ensures maximum warmth over the lifetime of the mat, while a 7 cm thick air cushion cradles the body. These air chambers run head to toe, fully supporting the body for an unrivaled night's sleep and giving maximum durability.

　　The durable and compact Versa sleeping mat features recycled 75 D ripstop face fabric; all EXPED mats are certified carbon neutral by myclimate.

　　An integrated pump makes mat inflation swift and simple – lung power not required!

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Exped
Gender:
Unisex
Color:
Navy
Mat Technology:
Synmat Technology
Season:
3-Season or 4-Season
Temperature:
-10 °F
Fabric:
75 D recycled polyester, Oeko-Tex® 100 certified, DWR-free
Insulation:
160 g/m3 Texpedloft microfiber, bluesign® certified
R-Value:
3.7
Dimensions:
- Medium: 72 x 20.5 x 3 in
- Long Wide: 77.6 x 25.6 x 3 in
Packed Dimensions:
- Medium: 9.8 x 5.3 in
- Long Wide: 9.8 x 6.7 in
Weight:
- Medium: 25.2 oz
- Long Wide: 31.2 oz
Pad Thickness:
3 in
Other Features:
  • Versatile, multi-use mats for a variety of adventures, including camping, backpacking and adventure travel.
  • Carbon neutral: EXPED measures, reduces and fully offsets CO2 from manufacturing and shipping this product.
  • Recycled 75D Polyester face fabric: Recycled polyester keeps plastic out of landfills and uses less water, energy and carbon to produce.
  • Flat Valve: Pioneered by EXPED. Industry-leading durability, reliability and intuitive performance.
  • Integrated pump: Makes inflation swift and simple - Lung power not required!
  • Airmat and Synmat Technology: The right insulation for 3 season, winter, or extreme cold.
  • Comfort cradle: Air chambers run head-to-toe, fully supporting the body for an unrivaled night's sleep and increased durability. EXPED's Comfort Cradle side rails center and secure the sleeper on the mat.
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