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QUECHUA
SELF-INFLATING CAMPING MATTRESS - BASIC 60 CM - 1 PERSON
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Our designers have designed this Basic self-inflating mattress for the occasional camper looking for a product quick to set up and as little as possible
Our motivation? To offer you a self-inflating mattress at a low price! This 60 cm mattress is compact and quick to inflate. The perfect companion for your camping bed!
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Product Features
Sleeping quality
Sizes: 185 X 60 x 3 cm| Recommended maximum weight for optimal comfort: 70 kg
Easy assembly / dismantling
Inflatable without a pump| Carry bag
Easy transport
Weight: 1.3 kg | Volume: 8 LCover dimensions: 31 x 16 x 16 cm
Thermal insulation
3/4 seasons of use.R-Value standard ASTM F3340-18: 3,5
Durability
Mattress approved to withstand at least 200 inflation/deflation cycles
Noise level
Less creaking noises when you move around during the night
Additional Product informations
Composition
Do not wash.
- 13% Cellulose - Sustainable Wood Fiber
- 58% Nylon - Recycled
- 29% Polyester
Hand wash. Maximum temperature of 40°C.
- 100% Cellulose - Sustainable Wood Fiber
Carry bag
- 100% Polyester
User weight
Maximum user weight recommended for optimal comfort: 70kgMaximum user weight: 110 kg
The principle of a self-inflating mattress
A self-inflating mattress consists of an airtight envelope glued to an open cell foam in which the air circulates. When you unfold your mattress, it will return to its original shape and thickness (3 cm for the AG Basic mattress) and fill with air accordingly. However, it requires some mouth inflation so you can adjust it to the pressure level suitable for you. Self-inflation is more or less noticeable depending on the thickness of the mattress.
Directions for use
We advise you to get out and unroll your mattress as soon as you set up camp. Leave the valve open to make pre-inflation easier. A self-inflating mattress inflates itself to about 80%. You will need to blow up the rest yourself, so you can adjust the pressure to your desired comfort level.Caution: choose your mattress width according to your tent's interior measurements.
Cover weight and dimensions
Weight: 1.3 kg | Volume: 8 LCover dimensions: 31 x 16 x 16 cm
Thermal properties and warmth: winter use is an option
Since the beginning of 2020, a new standard has been validated to assess the level of insulation of your mattress: standard ASTM F3340-18.This standard measures the capacity of the mattress to retain or return body heat in order to avoid its loss and therefore provide you with thermal comfort.Thermal insulation thanks to the foam.R-Value standard ASTM F3340-18 self-inflating mattress GA BASIC: 3.5 (measured by an independent laboratory)
Thermal properties and warmth (continued)
The R-value expresses the thermal performance and resistance of the mattress. The higher the R-Value, the more the mattress insulates you from the cold ground.- R-value from 0 to 1.9: mattress designed for use in warm season (summer) only- from 2 to 3: mattress design for use in 2 or 3 seasons (spring/summer/autumn)- from 3 to 4: 4 season mattress, winter use possible- higher than 4.5: winter use and extreme conditions
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I bought this mattress to complete my camping set while journeying with the motorbike up to Lake District from the Midlands. Also I didn't' to spent a fortune. At first when I saw the (little) thickness of the mattress I was a bit doubtful. But honestly I slept surprisingly well, absolutely no discomfort or aches. It is important to blow in it at the end of the self-inflation as recommended. Very easy to deflate and pack.
A must if you buy a Quechua camp bed, you’ll be so much more comfortable. I also bought a fold up foam topper which makes it very comfy indeed! All was bought on this site
This mattress barely inflates. It’s very thin and not really worth bothering with. I am returning as they’re no better than a yoga/ camping mat which is cheaper.
