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Self inflating sleepmat in Lidl

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  1. £9.99 - anyone seen it, tried it, got it ?

    thanks

  2. appa04@{nospam}dsl.pipex.com said...

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    £9.99 - anyone seen it, tried it, got it ?

    I've got the double version. It inflates well, and seems
    fairly thick. It's quite a bit heavier than, say, two other
    well-known SE mats put together, and is clearly not intended
    for 'serious' camping. How do I know this? Because when
    rolled up it fits easily into it's stuff sack, that's how!
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  3. Piffy said:

    £9.99 - anyone seen it, tried it, got it ?

    Don't know if it's the same one but I bought such a mat from
    Aldi a while back. Not as good as a Thermarest of course,
    much heavier and bulkier but it does the job. I'd much
    rather leave that in the tent than my Thermarest on the rare
    occasions that I use a "proper" camp site.

    Paul
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    Quoted message said:

    £9.99 - anyone seen it, tried it, got it ?

    thanks


    Amazing, in Holland we've got the same at the same time for
    the same price
    (i.e.1,5x in Euro's). Don't buy the tent, it's heavy and
    has got 'partytent quality'. The fabric will last for
    one season.

    Theo

  5. Fran <[email hidden]> wrote

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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    £9.99 - anyone seen it, tried it, got it ?

    Don't know if it's the same one but I bought such a mat
    from Aldi a while back.


    I bought one of Lidl's this morning. It's heavier than the
    Therm-A-Rest, and more bulky, but since I'll not be
    backpacking that's not a problem. And finally, my family
    has enough for one each!

    There's a new outlet opened in Hyde selling large American
    pick-up trucks if it's of any interest..... ;-)
    --
    Gordon

  6. Fran said:

    is clearly not intended for 'serious' camping. How do I
    know this? Because when rolled up it fits easily into it's
    stuff sack, that's how!

    And easily fills the entire rucksack too...

    Paul
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  7. Seems like it's one to take on a car trip then rather than a
    backpack - suspected as much from the price...

    thanks all

  8. [email hidden] said...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    £9.99 - anyone seen it, tried it, got it ?

    Don't know if it's the same one but I bought such a mat
    from Aldi a while back.


    I bought one of Lidl's this morning. It's heavier than the
    Therm-A-Rest, and more bulky, but since I'll not be
    backpacking that's not a problem. And finally, my family has
    enough for one each!
    --
    Fran If you need my email address please ask.

  9. [email hidden] said...

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    Fran <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] said...

    Quoted message said:

    > £9.99 - anyone seen it, tried it, got it ?

    Don't know if it's the same one but I bought such a mat
    from Aldi a while back.


    I bought one of Lidl's this morning. It's heavier than
    the Therm-A-Rest, and more bulky, but since I'll not be
    backpacking that's not a problem. And finally, my family
    has enough for one each!

    There's a new outlet opened in Hyde selling large American
    pick-up trucks if it's of any interest..... ;-)


    Hah, 's OK thanks - I've already got a minibus :-)
    --
    Fran If you need my email address please ask.

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