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Ultra 3R Duo M
Exped
Ultra 3R Duo M
$299.95
Description

  The Exped Ultra 3R Duo is a lightweight and compact sleeping mat for two featuring recycled 20D ripstop face fabric and certified carbon neutral by myclimate. It is perfect for human-powered adventures including backpacking, thru-hiking, bikepacking and alpine climbing.

  EXPED's SYNMAT TECHNOLOGY™, featuring Texpedloft insulation welded to the top and bottom of the air chambers, 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.

  

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Brand:
Exped
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
7640445454537
Gender:
Unisex
Color:
Lichen
Dimensions:
72 x 41.3 x 3 in
Packed Dimensions:
9.8 x 5.5 in
Pad Thickness:
3 in
Insulated:
Yes
R-Value:
2.9
Weight:
29.3 oz
Fabric:
Recycled 20D ripstop polyester, Oeko-Tex® 100 certified
Insulation:
60 g/m2 Texpedloft microfiber, bluesign® certified
Other Features:
  • Ultra-lightweight and compact and supportive 2-person sleeping mat for when low weight and small packed size are critical. Insulated for 3-season use.
  • Two independent, side-by-side air chambers allow customized firmness for each sleeper.
  • SYNMAT TECHNOLOGY™ - 60 g/m2 Texpedloft insulation welded to the top and bottom of the air chambers ensures maximum warmth over the lifetime of the mat.
  • Recycled 20D ripstop polyester is 3x stronger and uses less carbon, energy and water.
  • Airtight, durable and hydrolysis-resistant fabric lamination.
  • Welded baffles separate air chambers, create a cushioned and stable sleep surface and prevent cold spots.
  • EXPED FLATVALVE - Pioneered by EXPED. Large FlatValves provide industry-leading durability, reliability and intuitive performance for rapid inflation and deflation.
  • 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.
  • Schnozzel pumpbag included for rapid, moisture-free mat inflation; doubles as waterproof compression bag.
  • Tapered design (head to foot) saves weight and and reduces bulk when packed.
  • CARBON NEUTRAL - EXPED measures, reduces and fully offsets CO2 from manufacturing and shipping this product.
  • Contents: Mat, schnozzel pumpbag, repair kit with glue and adhesive patches, stuff sack
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