Enjoy a hard-earned rest when it’s time to hit the hay at the campsite, with the comfy Twin Bomber 3D Self-Inflating Mat from Zempire.
This double width 3D design mat is constructed with open-cell foam that’s wave contoured to make it warm, comfortable and is easy to inflate. Set the 360° valve to three different positions so that you inflate and deflate without a hitch and use the compression straps to make storing this mat a breeze. The top is a no-noise soft touch peached 75D TPU while the base is a durable poly pongee TPU.
It also comes with a repair kit included in case you need to patch it up in the field, as well as a drawstring stuff sack for transport when it’s time to hit the road. Snooze in cushioned comfort in your tent with the Twin Bomber 3D Self Inflating Mat from Zempire.
Open-cell foam for quick inflation
360° one-way valve has 3 different positions for inflation and deflation
Comes with an emergency repair kit
3D construction for comfort
Compression storage straps to make storing it easier
Just wondering what is the difference between the zempire and monstamat? Which one is better?
Henry - 4121(3 years ago)
G'day Henry,
There are a few differences between the two mattress, the main being the thickness and insulation design. The Monstamat is 10cm, and the Bomber is 7cm thick, this therefore also impacts the R-value, weight and comfort of the mattress. If you're looking for the "Bee's knees" then the Monstamat will be the way to go, if you're looking to save a little bit of weight, and don't mind a slightly thinner mat, then you can save some $$ with the Bomber. Hopefully this helps!
Leece - Snowys(3 years ago)
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Warmth wise, how would this go in a Victorian winter (0-3deg) and alternatively in a Summer's night?
Tom - Geelong(3 years ago)
G'day Tom,
We're pretty confident the Twin Bomber 3D Camp Mattress will suit year-round use. There isn't a measured R-value for this mattress, but the estimated R-value puts it in great stead for winter use. Using a well-insulated mattress in summer won't be a problem, their main job is to insulate you from the cold ground all year round.
