Ich muss schon wirklich sagen, dass ich bisher viele Iso's hatte , aber diese hier hat alle meine erwatungen übertroffen.Ich kann dieses Produkt jedem empfehlen der eine hervoragende qualität vorraussetzt.

Klymit construction seems sturdy. Comfortable sleeping mat given the size, while lying flat or rolling to your side. Little narrow in the shoulders, though with the inflated rail part its comfortable enough. Haven't tested the insulation component just yet but happy with the packed size and weight.

Ich bin sehr zu Frieden damit, sie ist leicht klein im dem Packmaß. Obwohl ich 1.83 bin ist sie einwenig kurz aber nicht schlimm.Mfg

Hiermit möchte ich gerne meine Erfahrung mit dem Händler Recon Company teilen:Ich habe diese durchaus robuste und hochwertige Isomatte bereits im Jahr 2017 gekauft. Diese war demnach noch mit dem Störanfälligen Ventil ausgestattet und ging mir irgendwann kaputt. Nun hatte ich zufällig gesehen dass ich lebenslange Garantie auf dieses Produkt habe und habe mein Glück versucht und den Kundendienst von Recon Company angeschrieben. Dieser antwortete mir fast schon direkt und hat ohne wenn und aber ein Retourenlabel erstellt und mir nach erhalt meiner Ware direkt eine neue Isomatte (neues Modell) kostenfrei zugesendet. Sowas nenne ich Service! Vielen lieben Dank dafür. Genau so soll es sein.Zur Matte kann ich nichts negatives sagen, sie ist äußerst robust und lässt sich nun mit dem neuen Ventil hervorragend aufpusten sowie zusammenlegen.

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Die Isomatte kam schnell bei mir an.Allerdings lässt die Verpackung zu wünschen übrig. Könnte besser geschützt sein.War lose in einem zu großen Karton reingelegt & konnte somit auf der Reise,schön durchgeshakt werden.Leider ist das Produktfoto nicht das der Matratze. Sie kommt mit einem ganz anderen Ventilals abgebildet.Ist wahrscheinlich eine Neuproduktion. Das alte hätte besser gehalten.Mal sehen ob es bei mir auch so schnell kaputt geht (undicht wird), wie bei einigen anderen.Die Maße stimmen auch nicht ganz. Meine ist aufgeblasen nur 1,80m x 55cm groß.Die Dicke von 6,5cm stimmt.Ansonsten ist die Isolierung wirklich gut.Allerdings muß sich der Körper erst 2 bis 3 Nächte an dieneue Unterlage gewöhnen. Ist ja anders als eine normale Matratze...Auch sollte man beachten, das man als Seitenschläfer ein anderes Kissen braucht(um mit gerader Wirbelsäule zu schlafen), da der Körper nicht so tief einsinkt.Man sollte auch eine stabile Unterlage drunterlegen, damit keine spitzen Steine oderStöcke, die Klymit gleich zerstört.Für den Preis sonst soweit in Ordnung. Am besten nutzt man gleich ein wasserdichten Biwaksackund legt sie sich da mit rein. Ist dann auch vor Schmutz und Nässe geschützt.

I already own the insulated deluxe and bought this as a supplement for my other family members to go hiking. I have used my deluxe both summer and fall, this fall in a shelter with temperatures around 0 degrees (lower 30). Klymit worked fine but I need a new sleeping bag:) Going to bye an additional one. If you go for the deluxe, mind that it is 76 cm wide and most tents are divided into 60 cm slots.

Ich habe die Matte vor ca. 6 Monaten für 119,99€ über Amazon bezogen. Versand und Lieferung waren wie immer problemlos.Nach ca. halbjähriger Nutzung in Skandinavien und im deutschen Winter, war ich mit der Matte absolut zufrieden. Schnell aufgeblasen, leicht zu transportieren, geringes Packmaß, sehr bequem und wärmeisolierend. Eigentlich die perfekte Matte für alpine oder winterliche Trekkingtouren. Einzig das Ventil scheint von minderwertiger Qualität zu sein, nach einigen Monaten ließ es sich nur noch schwierig wieder verschließen und Öffnen, nun ist die Ventiloberseite komplett gebrochen und die Matte damit defekt. Auch Bekannte, welche andere Modelle von Klymit nutzen hatten Probleme mit den Ventilen, welche die Luft nicht gehalten haben oder auch nach einigen Monaten kaputt gegangen sind. Bei dem angesetzten Preis darf so etwas nicht passieren, gerade auf einer längeren Trekkingtour möchte ich mich auf meine Matte verlassen können. Hier besteht also noch deutlicher Nachbesserungbedarf für die Firma Klymit, welche bis auf dieses Manko sehr gute Matten herstellt. So kann ich leider nur einen Stern vergeben...

So far, I am really satisfied with this product. Good quality, light weight and comfortable. Thumbs up!

I tested this in a tent at -8c and the only thing between the ground and me was this mat, sleeping bag and floor of the tent. I am 280 lbs and slept warm and comfortable all night. I tend to sleep on my side and stomach and found this mat handled a guy my size no problem. After waking up in the morning and the mat hadn't lost any air I knew this was a great mat. Insulates well, blows up quick and easy, valve does not leak, lightweight and comfortable. Klymit static v for the win! Check out Adventure time outdoors on youtube for a great review on this sleeping pad.

great product. comfortable, warm. It invites you to stay in bed a bit longer on a cold day.It combines the comfort of an air mattres with the isolation of a termarest in to a very ligthweigth pad.I really recommend it

I did a lot of research on various sites before I bought this air mattress. It has a good R rating for keeping you warn without having foam in it too. I wasn't sure how well I would sleep on it, but have been pleasantly surprised at how comfortable it is. I haven't used it in below freezing temperatures yet, but I'm sure it will happen at some point and I am confident it will keep me warm enough.I have used it on several cold hikes and it has kept be warm on those. The V pattern is comfortable to sleep on and keeps me stable through the night. It blows up easily in about 15 deep breaths from me. Your results may vary. The best part is the size it rolls into. It gets small to about the size of a standard coffee can and fits in my pack nicely with my other gear. I don't generally like having to keep gear on the outside of the pack so sizes of my gear matters. The pouch it comes with easily holds it and has a repair kit sewn to it so you won't lose it accidentally. If I had one complaint about it, it would be that it takes some work to get all the air out. You may need to roll it up more than once to get it all out. This is because of the design and that when it is folded, the sections become slightly sealed and the air can't get out. This isn't a deal breaker for me at all though and just a minor inconvenience as it takes a bit of time, however if I'm rushing and this causes me stress then I'm camping wrong in the first place. I'm sure there are better air only pads our there, but this seems the best bang for the buck.

Heard people saying it's hard to roll up back into the bag. Do not listen - it is easy. (those poor people.... Sorry to criticize guys, but... It's really pretty easy.)Heard people saying it's hard to get the air out. Do not listen, it is easy. Maybe they are bothered that you have to run your forearms down it twice to get the air out... I can afford that for 25oz night of comfortable, warm sleep the size of a tightly rolled pair of pants.Heard people saying they were big and it was still comfortable. Listen to them, it blew my mind. When I received it and heated it's weight and saw how small it was, I was SO incredulous. When I unrolled it I laughed. I though I had been bamboozled - literally, I wasn't just incredulous.Then I blew it up in 40 seconds. Because of the (frankly ingenious) chambered design, it shifts to hold you completely off the ground, using your weight pushing down to push up on you. Even if you don't buy this, go try one somewhere, it's the kind of thing that makes you wonder what took us so long to figure out. It just works. And it takes way less time to fill up, and is just tiny/light.I heard people saying it kept them warm. Listen to them, it does! I tested it out in 25 degrees on concrete. I laid on the bare ground (it was cold and hard), I laid on a yoga mat (it was actually pretty insulated! But cold and hard), I laid about 15 minutes on the sleep pad. Everything touching it was toasty warm (not just not-cold, it was comfy warm! How do they do that? For a few more ounces the pad keeps you warm??) and I was comfortable, even on my side.I'm 6'2" and 200lb. And I'm a big time side sleeper who has always had a hard time sleeping outside. Hips hurt! But even on concrete I could get comfortable. It wasn't like my bed, but it has such a dynamic feel and active flow of air in your movements, it hugs you. Very comfortable. I don't know if they make pads that feel like bed, no hardness at all, but this isn't that perfect.But I was able to side-sleep in mid 30's for 2 nights in the Mt. St Helens wilderness and get some very nice batches of continuous rest. Temperature was a total non-issue. Comfort was very adequate and I won't be looking for something better (I've tried most thermarest air/foam pads and other foams - ick) because of great performance.If you are a back or tummy sleeper, this would be even better.PROS-comfort! (side sleeping power! Static V power!)-warmth! (WOW)-packed size and weight.-length and width, fits my whole frame, even on my side with knees bent-deployment. I can do this in 8 breaths, however it's a lot easier to do smaller breaths. I can blow it up in 30 seconds. I can have it from filled to rolled into he bag in 2 minutes, and in my package to laying on it in 1. I'm impressed, and all those bulky 'self-inflating' pads can take a hike. (pun intended).-design (cutting edge, seriously brilliant stuff in the chamber idea) (and the ergos are superior)-carry bag and system. Also comes with repair kit, that is conveniently attaches as a flap on the bag lip, so you don't lose it.-got mine in camo, think I'm going to have a camo phase of life. looks very good, absolutely same quality - buy without fear.-price. Got mine for like $75 in late '15.-friend envy. No one admitted it, but they were impressed/jealous of this novel, dainty luxury. One of them got a little sick and took a 3-hour nap on it. What's wrong with your hammock? ;-)-durability. Feels very strong, quality, robust for being a glorified balloon. I've played with it a lot, I deploy it for fun, let my 1 year old play on it (what was I thinking??), and have used it on exposed rocky concrete and in a tent on rough ground. No issues-valve. I have hear people saying it's wrong to have it by the head, that plastic is too weak. Don't listen to them, placement is fine (and if you need more air for some reason you need more air, you'd be grumbling if it wasn't at the head!), and plastic is fine. It's not the physical apatratus breaking that causes pad failure. The valve isn't exposed when rolled up, it isn't roughed up normally, and it's just fine. Also it's a very intuitive and quick/easy system that hasn't leaked.-seal. Holds air. I think I had to blow up once during the night. But it was very cold. I'm impressed with its air holding. I fill it up all the way, taut.CONS-noise. My buddy decided to sleep it the tent with me, to my chagrin I think I woke him up half the times I had to shift. It's loud with a bag and major shifting. In the quiet of night, in a tent, it can be disruptive.-slick. I've heard that it's slippery. Listen, they're right. I thought "peh, who cares? Am I gonna sleep on a hill?" well, our first night was on a hill. Every move, except for flexing a single ankle at a time, had me slipping downward. This was a very annoying experience. We could have been smarter and prioritized finding a flat spot, and probably anyone would slip on that incline (my buddy did and had military gear), but hey I can't lie. It's kinda slick. Not so you would notice normally, but with a slick bag and any hill, you'll notice.