One guy with us dropped his lol (fine) and another pal of mine was on his Fazerminkyhead wrote:captain scott captain oats and sherpa tenzing
good effort
let the tyres down time i think
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+1 on the Exped Downmat pump 7 or 9 DLX.
Just got two of the 9DLX for wife and I.
I was about to test it and there I fell asleep on it and a whole afternoon wasted testing it.
Downmat is natural goose stuff inside.
Synmat is synthetic.
Pump means integrated handpump.
7 or 9 refers to how thick it is.
DLX means deluxe and will give you more length and more width.
Let me recommend our tent here as well.
Nomad Ténéré Expedition Tent.
![Image](http://www.ascycles.com/images/products/Nomad/Tenere_Tent-600px.jpg)
![Image](http://www.altrider.com/images/thumbnail/product_large/installed-nomad-tenere-expedition-tent-2.jpg)
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Just got two of the 9DLX for wife and I.
I was about to test it and there I fell asleep on it and a whole afternoon wasted testing it.
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Downmat is natural goose stuff inside.
Synmat is synthetic.
Pump means integrated handpump.
7 or 9 refers to how thick it is.
DLX means deluxe and will give you more length and more width.
Let me recommend our tent here as well.
Nomad Ténéré Expedition Tent.
![Image](http://www.ascycles.com/images/products/Nomad/Tenere_Tent-600px.jpg)
![Image](http://www.altrider.com/images/thumbnail/product_large/installed-nomad-tenere-expedition-tent-2.jpg)
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Niklas
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ok nick thank youNiklas wrote:+1 on the Exped Downmat pump 7 or 9 DLX.
Just got two of the 9DLX for wife and I.
I was about to test it and there I fell asleep on it and a whole afternoon wasted testing it.
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Downmat is natural goose stuff inside.
Synmat is synthetic.
Pump means integrated handpump.
7 or 9 refers to how thick it is.
DLX means deluxe and will give you more length and more width.
Let me recommend our tent here as well.
Nomad Ténéré Expedition Tent.
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Niklas
il start looking properly now
arnt you supposed to have the wife in there instead of the bike ??
whats the wether forcast ..wheres me map
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+1 on the Exped.
Used it on a tour last year. Packs small, self contained pump, and comfy for the night.
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the bike's more important. (wait for the frying pan round the back of the head)minkyhead wrote: arnt you supposed to have the wife in there instead of the bike ??
the matress arguement is one of those that will rage for evermore.......
personally, +1 on the airbed. i just use a cheap single box sided thing from argos. it takes up some space, its heavy, and could puncture, although it comes with a repair kit, and gives me a stroke when i blow it up but i have got a little 12v pump now that looks like a miniature version of mums old raygun hairdryer in the seventies. but for me its great, i hate sleeping on my back and i hate mummy bags so need supporting off the ground
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april 17th al is blastoff alan
in morrocco so i think id be timed out on that one
i went for the lifeventure bag you recomennded in issue one
if you were to spill the beans now even by pm i would keep zipped
:side:
[these are the jokes folks ]
till you got into print ..
do i really need to spend 100 plus [ cheapest dl9 i can find is 132 ]
on a mat ? or will going cheaper be a disaster ??
i tell you if you can make me really enjoy camping ..as opposed to a means to a end
you will have cracked a pretty tough case :woohoo:
heres hoping ..
in morrocco so i think id be timed out on that one
i went for the lifeventure bag you recomennded in issue one
if you were to spill the beans now even by pm i would keep zipped
:side:
[these are the jokes folks ]
till you got into print ..
do i really need to spend 100 plus [ cheapest dl9 i can find is 132 ]
on a mat ? or will going cheaper be a disaster ??
i tell you if you can make me really enjoy camping ..as opposed to a means to a end
you will have cracked a pretty tough case :woohoo:
heres hoping ..
whats the wether forcast ..wheres me map
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minkyhead wrote:april 17th al is blastoff alan
in morrocco so i think id be timed out on that one
i went for the lifeventure bag you recomennded in issue one
if you were to spill the beans now even by pm i would keep zipped
:side:
[these are the jokes folks ]
till you got into print ..
do i really need to spend 100 plus [ cheapest dl9 i can find is 132 ]
on a mat ? or will going cheaper be a disaster ??
Air beds from argos (red on one side blue on the other )are just fine and there quite tuff and Comfy
i tell you if you can make me really enjoy camping
you will have cracked a pretty tough case
heres hoping ..
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No you don't need to spend that sort of cash. We're still working on the mats review so this is no indication of the top buy but the Vango Adventure DLX Mat at £29 will be reasonably comfy. Plus it comes with a repair kit, something I'd recommend for Morocco, I've punctured a couple of mats out there over the years.minkyhead wrote:april 17th al is blastoff alan
in morrocco so i think id be timed out on that one
i went for the lifeventure bag you recomennded in issue one
if you were to spill the beans now even by pm i would keep zipped
:side:
[these are the jokes folks ]
till you got into print ..
do i really need to spend 100 plus [ cheapest dl9 i can find is 132 ]
on a mat ? or will going cheaper be a disaster ??
i tell you if you can make me really enjoy camping ..as opposed to a means to a end
you will have cracked a pretty tough case :woohoo:
heres hoping ..