Mountain Equipment Aerostat Synthetic 7.0 Mat - Long
A synthetically insulated sleeping mat that gives high levels of warmth, exceptional comfort and a...A synthetically insulated sleeping mat that gives high levels of warmth, exceptional comfort and a small pack size. Welded 160 g m-2 Polarloft for maximum insulation. Vertically aligned baffles. Recycled 30D ripstop polyester with TPU lamination. 2-way self-sealing Gas Mask valve for inflation and deflation. Supplied Windsock™ inflates mat easily and doubles as lightweight stuff sack. Supplied with repair kit. R Value: 4.0 tested to ASTM F3340. Inflated dimensions, L x W x D (cm): Long: 200 x 60 x 3.8cm. Packed dimensions, L x Diameter (cm): Long: 28 x 14. Weight: Long: 770g/1lbs 11.2oz.
This guide helps users of the Mountain Equipment Aerostat Synthetic 7.0 Mat - Long get the most from their purchase. Designed for those seeking a warm, comfortable, and packable sleeping solution, this mat utilizes synthetic insulation for reliable performance in various conditions. One thing to keep in mind is the inflation process, which can take a few minutes. This guide covers features, setup, usage, and troubleshooting.
All features
Material
Polyester
Brand
Mountain Equipment
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I clean the mat?
Use a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals.
What is the R-value of the mat?
The R-value is 4.0, tested to ASTM F3340.
What type of insulation is used?
The mat uses 160 g/m² Polarloft synthetic insulation.
How do I repair a puncture?
Use the included repair kit, following the instructions provided.
What are the packed dimensions?
The packed dimensions are 28 x 14 cm (Long).
What is the weight of the mat?
The weight is 770g/1lbs 11.2oz (Long).
Can I use this mat in winter?
While the R-value is suitable for three-season use, it may be insufficient for extreme winter conditions. Consider pairing with a warmer sleeping bag and additional insulation if needed.
Troubleshooting
Mat does not inflate fully.
Ensure the valve is properly closed after inflation. Check for any leaks and use the repair kit if necessary.
Mat deflates overnight.
Check for leaks by submerging the mat in water and looking for bubbles. Use the repair kit to patch any punctures.
Windsock™ is difficult to use.
Practice using the Windsock™ at home to become familiar with the technique. Ensure a tight seal between the sock and the valve.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High warmth-to-weight ratio.
Compact pack size.
Durable and reliable materials.
Easy to inflate and deflate.
Includes a repair kit for on-the-go fixes.
Cons
Inflation requires some time, despite the included Windsock™.
The 3.8 cm depth may not be as thick as some other mats.
Synthetic insulation can be bulky when packed compared to down options.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Inflation: Unroll the mat. Attach the Windsock™ to the valve and inflate the mat by blowing air into the Windsock™ and squeezing the air into the mat, or directly inflate the mat by mouth.
Deflation: Open the valve and roll the mat from the foot end towards the valve to expel air.
Compatibility: Designed to work with any sleeping bag.
Care:
Avoid sharp objects that could puncture the mat.
Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed.
Store the mat unrolled and with the valve open in a cool, dry place.