Re: What camping gear works for you ?

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    Greg
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    I purchased a Thermarest Prolite Plus Small 3/4 Self-inflating Mat

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    Slightly thicker at 3.8cm and with a higher warmth rating than the Prolite 3, this mat is the perfect choice for those who are willing to carry the extra few grams for a better nights sleep or for those going to colder climates.

    The Prolite uses innovative materials and new shape reduces weight by 25%. Die-cut foam allows for smallest roll size ever. This mattress is engineered for extreme alpine climbing, adventure racing and long-distance backpacking when reducing weight and bulk are paramount.

    This high quality self-inflating mat is high density, abrasion resistance coated. The mat Bottom features an innovative, sticky-dot, non-slip surface is also anti-fungal and water resistant to maximise comfort and thermal efficiency. It also has a high performance screw treaded high flow 

    SPECIFICATIONS:

    Dimensions: 119 x 51 x 3.8cm
    Packed Dimensions: 10 x 28cm
    Material: Slip resistant polyester, Nylon Base
    Weight: 480 grams
    Core: new urethane die cut foam

    FEATURES:

    Made in USA
    Patented foam perforation technology has enabled the creation of a mattress that is 20% warmer than previous Prolite 4 model  
    Low volume tapered design 
    Ultralight: innovative new materials reduce weight by 25%
    Compact: tapered ergonomic design rolls up super small.
    Technically advanced fabric and foam make this pad 30% lighter than an UltraLite™ pad 
    Bottom features an innovative, sticky-dot, non-slip surface
    Fabric: Slip resistant polyester top, Nylon base
    High quality adventure hike mat
    Cored construction reduces weight and promotes quick and easy inflation/deflation
    Water repellent coating extends durability
    Lifetime Warranty

    I have found a different bag and a way to roll it up to half the size they advertise

    Cost $149 rating 8/10 only because it’s smaller than I thought not a fault of the product really

    TB

    #202617

    Ryan
    Member

    Gday all,

    I bought a one man tent shown in the link below. In a nutshell, this tent packs into a size of 400mm x 150mm dia including steel poles. I have been through Nth QLD wet season torrential rain in one and only been damp due to condensation or slight weeping throught the seems. I use it with a sleeping bag but if i use it when its cold, i will use a rated cold weather bag or have enough piss to nmb me up before sleeping so i dont feel the cold too much.

    Prior to using the tent, i set it up at home and set the guy ropes up, to allow an easy setup whilst out in the scrub.

    I bought mine for $110 off the net, including delivery and a pillow of some kind that never gets used.

    http://www.darche.com.au/tents/hybrid.html

    Cheers ryno

    #202618

    Craig Hatton
    Member

    Off road camper trailer, water, fridge, hot shower.:P :laugh:

    hatto

    #205122

    Bob Dowsett
    Member

    $80

    and a motel bed

    even a pub bed

    I like taking my avatar as a pillow tooB) :woohoo:

    spose i should get back into camping one day

    #205181

    alan
    Member

    nice pillow bob

    #202619

    pedro
    Member

    hi tb where du buy the mat from ?i bought a tent swag for $120 from anaconda.has a 6cm matress rolls up quite small 500cmx250cm.just going back to the 12v accesory you added to the tenere cant find one over here for less than $40.getting bloody expensive living here .maybe might move over that way your riding terrain shits all over what we got here sand sand sand and some sand cheers pedro

    #202620

    Tent wise I have a Blackwolf Mantis 2. HTF you can sleep 2 in it is beyond me as it’s pretty tight for one. I’m 6’1 and wouldn’t want to be 6’2. Very light and very strong however. Packs down to about 1/4 of a bed pillow size which I’m happy with.
    http://www.blackwolf.com.au/adventure1000078/mantis-ii/

    Lie on a BCF self inflating matteress with a 35yo down sleeping bag. No probs here

    Cooking is still being sorted out. Currently burgers and pub grub. Hopefully on the Wyanlgala ride I’ll get to see some setups before I lash out. some are pretty $$ so I want to get it right.

    #202621

    Dwayne O
    Member

    I got a Roman self inflating 3/4 Moon Mat (matress) while in Coffs. Also grabbed an inflating pillow to rest the melon ;)

    Will give them a run on the upcomng Newy-Wauchope-Nundle trip ,,,,

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