G'day James,

The EXPED MegaMat Max 15 Duo LW is a bonded mat, so there's no problems storing this rolled up.  The only consideration maybe the extra bulk it will add to your packed swag.  We haven't tried it out ourselves, so can't say for sure if it will still fit the swag bag.

G'day Richard,

The Megamat Max has a pretty high R-value, so you might find it's a little warm in northern Australia. It would be worth having a look at the Sea to Summit Comfort DLX SI, they have a slightly lower R-value so it might be a slightly better option in warmer conditions.

G'day Darren,

Unfortunately, you won't be able to leave your MegaMat Max 15 set up inside a rooftop tent without risking damage to it. We would recommend packing the mat up each time you pack away the tent.

G'day Phil,

I've just measured our display and can confirm that the in-use dimensions are correct at 197 x 132cm.

G'day Graham,

Exped doesn't specify a maximum weight limit for their mattresses, however, we regularly have people buy these mats who are similar weight, and will often be sharing with another person, with no worries.

G'day Joanne, 

Thanks so much for giving us your feedback on what videos you'd like to see from us. I've got in touch with the videography team and they've said that it's definitely on the list, though they can't give me a timeframe unfortunately. I know it's a bit frustrating, but thanks for your patience. 

G'day Alex,

Thanks for getting in touch, the Megamat Max 15 Duo is brand new to us, so we'll ask the video team to pop it on their list. Feel free to give us a call and we can chat through the features. They're pretty similar, with the Max 15 being thicker, and having a higher R-value.