Having tested the standard MegaMat Duo 10 down into the mid 30s Fahrenheit, I can confidently say that it’s a great companion for all seasons. One of the few models with a higher R-value is Exped's own MegaMat Max 15 at 10.6. Double (R-value 6.5) and REI’s Camp Dreamer Double (6.6). It easily beats competitors like the Sea to Summit Comfort Deluxe S.I. In this case, the MegaMat Duo has an R-value of 8.1, which is at the very high end of the spectrum. To preface, a mattress’ ability to insulate you from the ground is measured in R-value, and a higher number indicates more warmth and better protection. Packing high-end, open-cell foam, the MegaMat Duo is about as warm as it gets for a self-inflating mat. Put simply, the MegaMat Duo unquestionably is a luxurious place to be. My only complaint is that it was easy to feel her roll over and move during the night, but that problem is still far worse on a standard air mattress. The generous 52-inch width and vertical side walls proved to be more than enough for my wife and me to sleep without encroaching on each other’s space. The Exped MegaMat Duo was similarly comfortable with two campers involved.
And perhaps most telling: I even opted to sleep on the Exped over my couch when guests came to town, since it’s larger and delivers a better night's sleep. I’ve spent a lot of nights on REI Co-op’s popular Camp Bed (including the old 3.5-inch-thick model), and the Exped handily outperformed it in the comfort department. I never once felt rocks or roots beneath me while sleeping, and my pillow didn’t slide off the end in the middle of the night-a common occurrence with shorter mattresses. The 3.9-inch-thick pad nicely balanced softness and support, provided ample space between my body and the ground, and the 77.6-inch length was more than sufficient for my 5’9” frame. To see how it stacks up to the competition, see our article on the best camping mattresses.Ĭomfort is a top priority for many campers, so we’ll cut straight to the chase: The Exped MegaMat Duo 10 is a true standout. Below we break down our experiences with the MegaMat Duo 10. After spending many nights on the MegaMat Duo, we’ve come away with high praise: It’s incredibly plush and comfortable, is made with high-quality materials that can withstand outdoor use and abuse, and its self-inflating design is very user-friendly. This double-wide, luxurious pad easily sleeps two, and its generous cushioning and high R-value make it a great companion for year-round adventures. An EXPED Mini Pump is included to top-off the inflation and achieve the preferred firmness. Separate one-way inflate and deflate valves mean that air can easily be purged in the middle of the night for in-the-moment firmness adjustments.Sitting towards the top of the premium camping mattress market is Exped’s MegaMat Duo 10. The open-cell foam is self-inflating, meaning that when the inflate valve is opened, the foam expands and draws air into the mat.
Like other sleeping mats in the MegaMat product line, this mat features 4-inches of open-cell polyurethane foam for support and warmth and a brushed, stretch tricot nylon surface for cradling comfort. MegaMat Duo 10 TXY/Auto is the ultimate vehicle sleeping pad. The MegaMat Auto is the exact same mat as before, complete with the same dimensions and materials, just with an updated name. Over time, we grew to realize that the mat we designed had wider applications than just Tesla vehicles, including many compact SUVs and wagons such as the Subaru Forester and Subaru Outback. The MegaMat Duo 10 TXY (now under the new name "MegaMat Auto" in the U.S.) was originally designed to fit the 2-row versions of the Tesla Model X and Model Y, the only vehicles equipped with a setting called "camp mode.” The ease of access from the falcon doors on the Model X makes it ideal for camping, and gazing at the moon under the glass roof of the Model Y is a truly special experience.
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