EVERNEW FPmat 125 / EVERNEW FPmat 125

[Manager's comment]

The Japanese Sleeping Pad: A sleeping pad that feels almost like a tatami mat. While ultra-lightweight air mattresses with high R-values ​​have become popular in recent years, closed-cell mattresses, which are lightweight and durable, are still very popular. This mat doesn't retain water, so I personally think it could be used as a bottom sheet for a packraft. While on a boat, you can lay it under your regular sheet, and when camping on the riverbank, use this hard mat as a ground sheet for your packraft sheet. This will also protect your packraft air mattress!

*You can also cut it to your desired length with a heated cutter.

(Do this outside or in a well-ventilated area.)

[Manufacturer's quoted product introduction]

This thin, hard, new type of mat was developed in response to requests from minimalists who wanted a mat with the minimum thickness and length.

This problem can be solved by making the thickness thin enough so that it doesn't bottom out and increasing the hardness!

Size that covers from head to butt

This compact mat can be folded up and stored in a backpack, rather than being rolled up as is common with mats.

【Features】

While air mattresses are rapidly gaining popularity, stoic samurai-like mattresses continue to quietly sell well.

One writer said, "If an air mattress is a mattress, then an FP mat is like a tatami mat."

That's it! There's almost no cushioning, but you can still sleep on it.

The reason for this is the hardness of the material.

This is because it doesn't pick up the unevenness of the ground, creating a flat space. Also, it takes a lot of courage to bring an air mattress outside the tent, but with this mat there's no need to worry about it getting punctured. You can easily lie down outside the tent.

This mat is thick enough to fit inside the back of a UL backpack frame, so it's popular because you can quickly spread it out and relax in a comfortable space.

In winter, you can also use it as a booster by placing it under an air mattress. If you can do all this with just 200g, isn't that pretty attractive?

[Specifications]

■Size: 1,250mm x 500mm

■ Thickness: 5mm

■Mass: 200g

■Material: PE

■ Country of origin: Japan