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Decathlon option looks worth a punt or the Exped Deepsleep 7.5, which is probably the brand name equivalent. Much cheaper than the Exped MegaMat 10 or 15 (but they are thicker).
Think I have a 7.5cm deep option but forget the brand. It is used as a guest bed and it's great.
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I find a mat on its own too cold so for car camping luxury we use this type of folding camp bed plus a foam mat to block the cold. If I’m feeling super lux I’ll stick my thermarest on as well and snore like a motherfucker.
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Buy an exped megamat 10 and never look back. I swear to god it’s so comfortable and is warm enough to take you to -40° lol
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My camping has gone from what we can carry on bikes to what we can put in the back of our Civic's cavernous boot which has been a real game changer - it's so much nicer with a few home comforts!
However, I've got a thermarest and a thicker standard air mattress type thing and they're not great for someone still in long term recovery from a spine op who isn't getting any younger - I'm a good sleep addict these days...
What's the comfiest possible sleeping pad that doesn't cost too much (probably needs to be a budget option given the cost of decent kit)?
Don't care too much about weight/size as long as it's not ridiculous and I can easily get it in the boot with other stuff. Something like this?
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/inflatable-camping-mattress-ultim-comfort-70-cm-1-person/_/R-p-307396