Megamat Duo 10 LW+ Sleeping Mat

G'day Michael,

Yes, just! The Megamat Duo 10 LW will just fit in the MSR Hubba Hubba with a centimetre or two to spare. It will take up the entire sleeping area, so just be aware that this might not be the most comfortable solution.

G'day Cassie,

Unfortunately, we don't have a specific stretcher bed that's designed to accommodate this mattress. The Oztrail Easy Fold Queen which at 200L x 144W cm is more than large enough and probably your best bet if you'd like to give it a go.  One thing to bear in mind though is that the stretcher does have a centre support bar running down the length as technically it's designed to sleep 2 people.  This may or may not affect your comfort if using the set-up for one person.  Hope that helps.  

G'day Law,

The dimensions are pretty much on par with each other and my thoughts are that the mattress will be just that bit too big to comfortably fit. It's also not ideal to have a mattress squished up against the sides of a tent as condensation may gather creating a very damp mattress plus it also puts extra strain on the stitching and structure of the tent. I hope this helps with your decision!

G'day Law,

I've checked out the dimensions of all our double camp mats and they are just that little bit too big for this tent. I've also looked at the hiking range of mats and joining two mats together and even this makes the mats too large! I'm not sure if there are other brands on the market that might be that little bit smaller. 

G'day Ruth,

You can leave the Megamat Duo Sleeping mattress set up inside your camper trailer but we'd suggest leaving the valves open and being super careful when packing up your camper trailer.

G'day Adam,

Unfortunately mate, we don't stock any stretcher that's going to be a perfect match but there's a couple of close options :)  The external dimensions on the Megamat Duo are 197L x 130W cm which, if you went with the Zempire Twin Speedy Stretcher Bed, your mat would overlap the sides by 1-2 cms all around.  Alternatively, there's OZtrail's Easy Fold Queen which at 200L x 144W cm is more than large enough and would infact offer a little excess.  One thing to bear in mind though is that both stretchers do have a centre support bar running down the length as technically they are designed to sleep 2 people.  This may or may not affect your comfort if using the set-up for one person.  Hope that helps.  Cheers

G'day Luke,

The Megamat Duo 10 LW will just fit inside the Bandit 1400 but you'll end up with a little bit of stretch and the canvas at either end.

G'day Jenni,

At this stage, we're only able to get our hands on the Megamat Duo 10 or the Megamat 10LXW. As far as we're aware these are the only models currently available from the Australian supplier. If you flick me an email back with the maximum width you have I can check and see if there are any other mats we sell that might do the trick.

G'day Chris,

It's not something we've tried but we can't see why not - it would certainly speed up the packing up process! Let us know how it goes though.

G'day Pat,

Thanks for getting in touch, my colleague and I have tried this out for you and the diameter of the Exped Megamat 10 Duo when rolled but not folded in half is 25cm, we rolled it fairly tightly, but if you were to roll it a little looser it would be closer to 30cm.

G'day Ryan,

According to the specs of the Big Daddy Deluxe, the swag is 155cm and the width of the Exped Megamat 10 Duo is 130cm so yes, technically it will fit but obviously, there will be a bit extra room on either side of the mat. 

G'day Catherine,

We've tested this out a few times and can confirm that the Megamat Duo 10 will fit in one end of the tent, and you can fit 2 x Megamat 10LXWs in the other end.

G'day Kevin,

The Megamat 10 Duo is designed for two people to sleep on it, so it should be fine for 4 people to sit on if you needed. There is an easily adjustable valve on the mat so you can let a little bit of air out if you need.

G'day Shane,

I personally think the Megamat Duo 10 is the most comfortable of the three brands, but I guess it's a subjective opinion. The Zempire and Black Wolf mats are also pretty comfy. In terms of popularity, the Zempire mats are really popular, but that may be due to the price point.

G'day Jay,

Thanks for the great question. The first thing I will say is that the Oztrail Queen mat is a completely different type of product to the other two. It is a non-bonded mat and isn't technically speaking a self-inflating mat, it, therefore, packs up really large, so we find you have to store them on a roof rack. Comparing the Zempire Monstmat and Exped Megamat Duo 10 is definitely something we're often asked to do. In short, the Zempire Monstmat is a very good cheper alternative to the Megamat Duo 10. The Megamat is the rolls royce model, and has some great technology in the foam to give it a 9.5 R-value at a lighter weight than the Monstamat. Exped stands by their products and provides a 5-year guarantee on their mats, versus just a 1 year on the Zempire. We generally won't tell you which one to buy as we like to leave the final decision to you, but most of our staff here have the Megamat Duo 10.

G'dau Mandy,

Thanks for getting in touch, we'd generally suggest leaving both valves on the Megamat Duo 10 open as you indicate to allow the mat to contract/expand with the temperature changes. This will generally be most applicable in the summer months.