Exped Dura 6R LW sleeping pad / mat - 197cm x 65cm, temp rating -25°C, down filled - Brand New

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Exped Dura 6R LW sleeping pad / mat
197cm x 65cm. Temp rating -25°C. Down filled.
Brand New

This was bought for a trip which I ended up not taking it on. It is brand new and unused. Unrolled once on my bed just to check the length against my sleeping bag and foam pad, then rolled back up and stored. Never inflated or used. Full specs here:

https://www.exped.com/en/products/sleeping-mats/dura-6r?sku=7640445454322

https://ultralightoutdoorgear.co.uk/dura-6r-lw-sleeping-mat/

I previously sold another Exped mat on here, so you can tell I am being a bit indecisive -_- I think they are the best, and will probably buy this exact model again. Just need the funds at the moment.

RRP £245. Usually £210, which is what I paid, from Valley and Peak.
£180, £170, £160 £150 posted - save £60.

PayPal goods and services, please. No dibs.
Thanks.

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Price drop.

I've got a (now discontinued) Exped Synmat 5LW and it's the best sleeping mat I've ever used, ridiculously comfortable and very warm. If I could justify this I'd be all over it.

GLWS

Thank you for the feedback. I tried to do lots of research, reading both user reviews and professional reviews of many brands, and it seems that Exped are overall the most reliable (vs Nemo, Therm-a-Rest, Big Agnes, Sea to Summit etc). Might be a bit heavier than some others, but I think it's worth it to know it won't fail / deflate / puncture. Also with the down filling, part of my reasoning was it should be quieter than any synthetic filling. I think -25C is a great rating too, unless you're going to some extremely cold places.

Price drop. I lose / you save £50.

Price drop. Can't really go any lower as I'm losing too much money. If no one wants it for this price I will return it to Valley and Peak for a credit note.

RETURNED TO SHOP. No longer available for sale.