Monstamat Twin Camp Mat

G'day Veronica,

The Monstamat Twin Camp Mat will fit on the Oztrail Easy Fold Queen Stretcher and Zempire Speedy Stretcher Bed will both suit the Monstamat Twin. Generally, the centre bar will create a little bit of a hump in the middle of the mat. We find lots of people tend to go for two single mats to avoid this issue.

G'day Kin,

We are due to recieve more Zempire Monstamat Twin mattresses in the next month or two.

G'day Miz,

We're due to have them back instock in the next month or so.

G'day Brett,

You sure can! Your best bet would be to pull the mattress out of the swag, and do a mock roll up to make sure its thoroughly deflated first, then put it back in.  That way you know the mattress has decompressed as much as possible, and will reduce the overall bulk of your packed swag.  You can just roll them both up at the same time, although it will abit more awkawrd, and not as effective if packed space is an issue for you.

G'day Stephen,

The Zempire Monstamat Twin will be a tiny bit too big for the Tungsten 2P tent. The two items are from different categories with the Tungsten being a hiking tent and the Zempire mat being a camping mat so might be worth looking at a camping style tent instead of a hiking tent if you're not hiking.

G'day Josh,

Given the Quest 2P is by Kathmandu and not a tent that we stock, it's hard for us to guarantee that the Monstamat Twin will fit.  I can only go by their online measurements which, by the sounds of things, have let you down previously.  However, I can confirm that our measurements are correct.  The Monstamat Twin is 201L x 132W cm and 10 cm thick.  If Kathmandu has listed their measurements for the Quest 2P correctly, the mat should fit but like I said mate, I can't absolutely guarantee it.  Cheers :)

G'day Lachlan,

The Monstamat Twin Camp Mat should theoretically fit inside the Nebula 1550, however, it's hard to give an exact answer as the Nebula is a rectangle with the corners missing. We don't currently have a Nebula 1550 on display to be able to completely confirm that for you sorry.

G'day Michael,

The Monstamat Twin Camp Mat will fit inside the Panorama 2 RTT, it won't be quite as large as the sleeping area, but it will fit. The mat would need to be removed and separately rolled as the folding action of the rooftop tent may damage the mat. The Darche RTM 1400 is a two-part mattress that is able to be folded up with the tent.

G'day Shane,

Yes, the Zempire Monstamat Tent Camp Mat will fit inside the Dirty Dee 1400 with a few centimetress to spare.

G'day Andrew,

The Zempire Monstamat Twin Camp Mat will fit inside an RV2 with a little suggestion. As you indicated the floor is fairly flexible and will have plenty of give for the mat. 

G'day Andrew,

The Zempire Monstamat Twin Camp Mat and the Exped Megamat Duo are similar products but have a few key differences. The Exped is a Swiss-designed high-quality self-inflating Mat, with high-quality materials, workmanship and design. Exped back their product with a 5-year warranty. The Zempire Mat is essentially a really good alternative but made more cheaply, they are slightly heavier, use different materials and are only backed by as 1-year warranty. Overall there doesn't appear to be much of a difference between the mats, but I guess the warranty period may indicate the overall quality of the product.

G'day Neil,

Thanks for getting in touch. The Zempire Monstamat Twin Camp Mat will fit in the Neo 3, it will be a little squeezy in one direction but should still fit well with a little extra room for bags etc.

G'day Darren,

Thanks for getting in touch. The Montatmat has a rotating valve so when you're ready to deflate the mat you turn the valve around to the deflate mode. In terms of rolling it, we'd generally recommend folding it in half lengthwise and squashing as much air out of it as you can, then rolling it up. Once rolled up then you can shut the valve and stow in the bag.

G'day Judith,

It is fine to store the Monstamat Twin Camp Mat rolled up, but best practice for self-inflating mats is to store them flat with the valves open if possible to reduce the constant compression of the foam. If you do have to store them rolled up I would recommend getting them out and allowing them to self inflate at least every few months.

They are all comparable in this respect, Meredith. You can add as much air as you are able to any of these mats. The main difference is that you need to use your mouth to inflate the Monstamat whereas Exped and Black Wolf include inflation aids with their mats.

Once pumped up tightly, they will all offer similar levels of comfort.