G'day Kate,

Yes, this will be fine for all climates and temperatures. It's best to think about your mattress as part of a sleep system where the sleeping bag, liner - cotton/silk or synthetic/fleece and mattress all work together to help keep you comfortable. Then you can fine-tune this with clothing/thermals etc. Hope this helps!

G'day Ben,

The Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Mat - Large will fit comfortably in the Nomad 2. You should also be able to fit your pack in the tent but as you've said it will be a bit of a tight squeeze.

G'day Rohan,

The felt stickers should be included with your mat. Basically peel off the back of the sticker and attach it to the marked area on the mat.  You should then be able to use the pillow lock system with your pillow. Send us an email with photos so we can see what you've got if you need more clarification or if something seems to be missing.

G'day Cathy,

The external dimensions are based on inflated size, these mats decrease in size (mainly length) a fair amount once inflated. Generally, the S will designate the size, but I'm happy to double-check for you if you ordered the previous mat from us I can search our system and check, or if you email through a photo of the labelling I should be able to find out for you.

G'day Alana,

As a general rule, for spring/summer camping an R-value of around 3 will be suitable, and for winter camping or colder adventures aim for a minimum of 4.

I'd recommend checking out the Sea to Summit womens specific sleeping mats, as they have extra insulation in all the right places, and a slightly higher R-Value than the unisex equivalents.  Based on the -5 temp, I would suggest looking at the Comfort Light Insulated - Womens...its a bit thicker, much warmer, and only around 100g heavier.

G'day Glen,

I've just double checked and our new stock of the Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Mat & Pump comes with the pillow lock system. You just have to adhere some small felt type pieces to the mat when it arrives to be able to use the system. 

G'day Aaron,

Thanks for your enquiry. The Sea to Summit Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Mat & Pump is a great choice for a comfortable and lightweight hike mat. The only note I have is the mat is only 1cm longer than your height so you're only just going to fit on the Large lengthways. Sea to Summit also makes the Comfort Light Sleeping Mat & Pump. The length of the large is a bit longer at 201cm so that may be a bit more comfortable and still very lightweight. The only other option I can think of in the Sea to Summit range is the Sea to Summit Camp Mat Self Inflating Sleeping Mat. It's 210cm in length but a little bit heavier at 1.180kg. 

G'day Eric,

How full you'd inflate the Sea to Summit Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Mat is pretty much up to you. I'd be wary of inflating it too much but whatever you're most comfortable with, go for it! As for packing it up, we'd recommend rolling it, don't stuff it back in the sack as it probably isn't the best for it. 

G'day Kev,

I reckon the Sea to Summit Coolmax Fitted Sheet will be a winner for your Sea to Summit Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Mat. 

G'day Mark,

I would suggest that you grab a large Sea to Summit Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Mat. The regular is 183cm long but I doubt you'd want to have your head right up the very top of the mat with your feet also at the very end. As for delivery. Provided we have stock when you place your order, it would take us 2-3 business days to get your mat to you.

G'day Michelle,

Tough question. When it comes to comfort, you're the best person to determine what works best for you. How do you think you'd go with the mat just fitting you on?

G'day Mal, 

Thie Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Mat from Sea to Summit comes with one multi-function valve that has two stages, one for inflation and the other for deflation. Hope this helps Mal! 

G'day Tammy,

Oh really? That's interesting... I honestly couldn't tell you whether it's the same person or not, as all product reviews are written by Snowys customers (& staff) who've given the product a good crack.

On a side note, what sort of similarities do you see? ...because I'm struggling to pick it.

G'day Michelle,

I'm about the same height and I fit on a small, which has the advantage of being lighter. But if you want to be able to really stretch out and keep all of your sleeping bag off the tent floor maybe look at a regular. 

No trouble at all David! I hope you manage to find the perfect mat.