
Exped
MegaMat Series
Car camping comfort king; warm and durable.

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Just got the new Exped Ultra 6.5R (it’s on sale until March 9 for $150) and I LOVE it so far. It seems like it’s going to be so comfortable. I got the medium wide mummy and it is 15 ounces. It $50 off right now which is more than 20% off.
The Exped ultra pads are excellent (I have the 6.5R).
I personally wouldn’t get a double pad but I’m 5ft 130 lbs and my husband is 6ft 225lbs so it is WILDLY uncomfortable when we are on a double pad. However if you’re the same size then maybe it wouldn’t be too bad. I did just buy the Exped 6.5R (single) and I LOVE it.
Yeah it’s definitely not crinkly. I really love mine! And apparently as stated above the double Exped pads might be comfortable has a double pad! I might have to look into that for my husband and I.
I bought the Wide Mummy of the 6.5R. I don't find its vertical baffles comfortable, so returned it (that's a personal thing). I can't speak to warmth, but the whole industry R value thing doesn't take in to account the air infiltration at the side of the mattress. Personally, I'd like to see a return to 1" self-inflating mats with an R2.5... as warm as a 3.5-4" pad with double the R value, easier to use, don't need to be as wide (you're not as high off the ground), simpler to inflate, can be made more durable. Here's a couple views of the Exped's insulation from my mat: [https://imgur.com/a/E8qUfzA](https://imgur.com/a/E8qUfzA) and here: [https://imgur.com/FVq9hoG](https://imgur.com/FVq9hoG)
I recently got the Exped Ultra 6.5 LW mummy and it's comfy, really lightweight with 450g and works well for me as a side sleeper. The fabric is pretty light with 20D so be a bit more careful and you should be fine. I had a lot of other high end pads but they are nowhere as comfy as the Exped.
For ultimate comfort and insulation while car camping : Exped Megamats. We have been using ours for about 7 years know and they are still as comfy as ever. For hiking/bushcrafting I have tried a lot of pads. Nemo, Sea to Summit, Thermarest and the one that stuck with me are the Exped pads. I am a side sleeper so those vertical baffles work much better for me. I recently switched to the Exped Ultra 6.5R mummy in LW for lighter backpacking (450g and a R Value of 6.9) and the Exped Ultra 10R LW (800g and R Value of 10.2) for winter camping. The other pads have their place but they don't work that well for me for comfort.
just got the exped ultra 6.5R today. havent tested outside yet, but its super comfy and quiet im impressed
I went from a Nemo Tensor to the [Exped Ultra](https://www.expedusa.com/products/ultra-6-5r-mummy?variant=47399159922905) and love it. I'm, 6'4 and use a medium wide and have my feet hang off a bit, the LW might be better for you. Big fan of the mummy style vs rectangle.
New Exped Ultra 6.5R and 8R have added the Mylar layer, but layer it between the insulation not next to the face fabric.
Only the 6.5R - I use a 25F bag not a quilt and was comfy, but temps only got down to 30F

Exped
MegaMat Series
Car camping comfort king; warm and durable.

NEMO
Tensor Series
Lightweight side sleeper favorite, but polarizing on warmth and noise.

Exped
Ultra Series
Comfortable, quiet side sleeper pad; compact for backpacking.

Big Agnes
Rapide SL Insulated Sleeping Pad
Comfortable with unique side rails; R-value and durability disputed.

Therm-a-Rest
NeoLoft™ Sleeping Pad
Very comfortable; a bit heavy and bulky for backpacking.

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Therm-a-Rest - NeoAir Xtherm Series