OZtrail 3D Fatmat 750

G'day Catherine,

No, it wouldnt.  The Exped valve is very different to the the universal mat valve that Oztrail use, but the Oztrail pump will work with the boston valve attachment that is included.

G'day Skye,

We'd estimate a R-Value around 9-10 - most self-inflating foam mats fall into this range.

G'day Sandra,

The storage bag doesn't double as a pumpsack on the Oztrail Fatmat bags, but the vlaves are the same as the BlackWolf mats so that bag should work no worries.
Hope that helps!

G'day Nancy,

It's not an Oztrail specific option, but EXPED do make a universal mat coupler kit - you shouldn't have any issues using it with the Fatmat 750 mats.

G'day Cheryl,

If your camp bed or stretcher is the right dimensions to fit this mat it would be a good combo to use!

G'day Debbie,

You can keep 2 single mattresses together with the Exped Universal Mat Coupler Kit, they come with 2 straps that wrap around and keep both mattresses together.

G'day Lea,

We havent tried this in person, but the measurements of both indicate there wont be any problem.
The Mitchell King is 210L x 90W cm, the Fatmat 750 is 198L x 76W cm.
Hope that helps.

G'day Aaron,

Yes it is.  There are very few un-bonded mats these days.  Bonding means the external fabric is adhered to the internal foam in some capacity, which helps with even inflation & a nice surface.

G'day Maverick,

I don't believe Oztrail have had these mats assessed for a R-value rating, but when we compare it to other brand mattresses that are similar we'd take a guess that it's around the R-value 8-9 mark.
You shouldn't have any issues with winter camping on these mats, just make sure the rest of your sleep system/bedding is suitable for the weather you'll be camping in.

G'day Chris,

I cant see any reason why you couldnt have this rolled up inside the swag, but cant guarantee it would still fit in the storage bag (if you use a bag with your swag).  The best chance you'd have is to pull the mattress out and deflate as much as possible first, then when you put it all back together you can get a tighter roll.
When comparing the packed size of this mat to other 10cm options, its only a couple of cm thicker when rolled up on its own - so if you still have a bit of room left over in the swag bag with your older mattress, you shouldn't have too many issues.

G'day Michelle,

Yes, the Fatmat 750 just fits on top of the Oztrail Easy Fold Single Stretcher. It will extend over the top of the side rails, so if you wanted less of a side curve up on the mattress, then the Easy Fold Single Jumbo may be more suitable.