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Robens Vapour 60 (2018) Single Camping Sleeping Mat Thickness 6cm in Gray color
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Robens Vapour 60 (2018) Single Camping Sleeping Mat Thickness 6cm in Gray color

The Robens Vapour 60 single inflatable sleeping mat has a mummy shape and is 6 cm thick. It is made from double ripstop 20D nylon with a TPU coating and features multiple air chambers for stability.

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The Robens Vapour 60 single inflatable sleeping mat has a mummy shape and is 6 cm thick. It is made from double ripstop 20D nylon with a TPU coating and features multiple air chambers for stability.

The one-way Peak valve improves airflow and limits air loss during inflation. The insulation expands to fill the grooves, while a carry bag is included for...

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  • Item

    Inflatable

    It offers good insulation and comfort, but it is a bit heavier compared to other types, and care is needed to avoid punctures.

  • R-Value

    1.6

    Indicates how well a sleeping pad insulates from the cold ground. The higher it is, the better the insulation and the warmer you will stay in low temperatures. For very cold conditions, you will need an R-Value of 4 or higher.

    These pads are suitable for temperatures from +10°C and above, with a thickness of less than 3cm. They are recommended for summer use.

    See details in the table.
  • Weight 0.425 kg
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Reviews (5)

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What do users say? AI-generated summary

Opinions are mixed, with positive comments about comfort on uneven ground and ease of transport. It’s also said to inflate easily and hold up on rough surfaces, although inflating it by mouth can be tiring. However, several reviewers report air leaking from the valve, and the mat is considered narrow and prone to punctures.

  • Gregory_Mat
    2
    Gregory_Mat

    Verified purchase

    I'm coming back after two years; without it having been punctured, it has started losing air from the valve, so it deflates and I can't do anything about it.
    Old review: Generally, it has gone on quite a lot of free camping so far, and it's fine; I can't say that it deflates, nor can I say that it has been punctured, and I've also put it on ground with pine needles or other things that could have damaged it. Of course, it's not for winter; it's only for summer

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  • Nikos Liodakis
    2
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    Nikos Liodakis

    For its price, it would be quite good if it didn't lose air every 2 hours from the valve. Maybe it was just my luck, but the valve system seems to not be the best construction.

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  • x.aog214232
    4
    x.aog214232

    I have had it for 3 years, I am really satisfied. It improves things a lot on uneven ground due to its construction, and it inflates quite easily with the mattress. It has been used in difficult terrain conditions and it has not punctured or anything. I don't give it five stars because I am of medium size and it is quite narrow for me, meaning that if you move your leg a little, it comes out. So, for someone larger or taller, it would be quite narrow and short

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  • Jason_Trigonis
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Jason_Trigonis

    Verified purchase

    Very good and easy to transport (no comparison with other self-inflating mats). Because it contains air, it is much more effective and comfortable on uneven ground. The only negative is if you don't have a pump to inflate it, it's a bit of a hassle to do it with your mouth and it doesn't inflate enough, so when you kneel, you can feel the ground underneath.

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  • 1
    1 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    ababili

    It tore in 2 places before I even went to sleep on it. It was placed on the floor of the tent.

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  • Gregory_Mat
    2
    Gregory_Mat

    I'm coming back after two years; without it having been punctured, it has started losing air from the valve, so it deflates and I can't do anything about it.
    Old review: Generally, it has gone on quite a lot of free camping so far, and it's fine; I can't say that it deflates, nor can I say that it has been punctured, and I've also put it on ground with pine needles or other things that could have damaged it. Of course, it's not for winter; it's only for summer

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    0
  • Nikos Liodakis
    2
    Nikos Liodakis

    For its price, it would be quite good if it didn't lose air every 2 hours from the valve. Maybe it was just my luck, but the valve system seems to not be the best construction.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • x.aog214232
    4
    x.aog214232

    I have had it for 3 years, I am really satisfied. It improves things a lot on uneven ground due to its construction, and it inflates quite easily with the mattress. It has been used in difficult terrain conditions and it has not punctured or anything. I don't give it five stars because I am of medium size and it is quite narrow for me, meaning that if you move your leg a little, it comes out. So, for someone larger or taller, it would be quite narrow and short

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Jason_Trigonis
    4
    Jason_Trigonis

    Very good and easy to transport (no comparison with other self-inflating mats). Because it contains air, it is much more effective and comfortable on uneven ground. The only negative is if you don't have a pump to inflate it, it's a bit of a hassle to do it with your mouth and it doesn't inflate enough, so when you kneel, you can feel the ground underneath.

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    3
  • 1
    ababili

    It tore in 2 places before I even went to sleep on it. It was placed on the floor of the tent.

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    1
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Description & Specifications

The Robens Vapour 60 single inflatable sleeping mat has a mummy shape and is 6 cm thick. It is made from double ripstop 20D nylon with a TPU coating and features multiple air chambers for stability.

The one-way Peak valve improves airflow and limits air loss during inflation. The insulation expands to fill the grooves, while a carry bag is included for storing and transporting the mat.

  • Type: Inflatable
  • Size: Single
  • Shape: Mummy
  • Thickness: 6 cm
  • Material: Double ripstop 20D nylon with TPU coating
  • Valve: One-way Peak
  • Thermal resistance: R-value 1.6
  • Weight: 0.425 kg
  • Colour: Grey
  • Package contents: Carry bag

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Inflatable

Type

Inflatable

It offers good insulation and comfort, but it is a bit heavier compared to other types, and care is needed to avoid punctures.
R-Value
1.6

R-Value: 1.6


Indicates how well a sleeping pad insulates from the cold ground. The higher it is, the better the insulation and the warmer you will stay in low temperatures. For very cold conditions, you will need an R-Value of 4 or higher.

These pads are suitable for temperatures from +10°C and above, with a thickness of less than 3cm. They are recommended for summer use.

See details in the table.
Size
Single
Shape
Mummy
Colour
Grey
Weight
0.425 kg

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (5)

2.6
5
2.6
Review this product
  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 2
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2
  5. 1
Review this product

What do users say? AI-generated summary

Opinions are mixed, with positive comments about comfort on uneven ground and ease of transport. It’s also said to inflate easily and hold up on rough surfaces, although inflating it by mouth can be tiring. However, several reviewers report air leaking from the valve, and the mat is considered narrow and prone to punctures.

  • Gregory_Mat
    2
    Gregory_Mat

    Verified purchase

    I'm coming back after two years; without it having been punctured, it has started losing air from the valve, so it deflates and I can't do anything about it.
    Old review: Generally, it has gone on quite a lot of free camping so far, and it's fine; I can't say that it deflates, nor can I say that it has been punctured, and I've also put it on ground with pine needles or other things that could have damaged it. Of course, it's not for winter; it's only for summer

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Nikos Liodakis
    2
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    Nikos Liodakis

    For its price, it would be quite good if it didn't lose air every 2 hours from the valve. Maybe it was just my luck, but the valve system seems to not be the best construction.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • x.aog214232
    4
    x.aog214232

    I have had it for 3 years, I am really satisfied. It improves things a lot on uneven ground due to its construction, and it inflates quite easily with the mattress. It has been used in difficult terrain conditions and it has not punctured or anything. I don't give it five stars because I am of medium size and it is quite narrow for me, meaning that if you move your leg a little, it comes out. So, for someone larger or taller, it would be quite narrow and short

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Jason_Trigonis
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    Jason_Trigonis

    Verified purchase

    Very good and easy to transport (no comparison with other self-inflating mats). Because it contains air, it is much more effective and comfortable on uneven ground. The only negative is if you don't have a pump to inflate it, it's a bit of a hassle to do it with your mouth and it doesn't inflate enough, so when you kneel, you can feel the ground underneath.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 1
    1 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    ababili

    It tore in 2 places before I even went to sleep on it. It was placed on the floor of the tent.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Gregory_Mat
    2
    Gregory_Mat

    I'm coming back after two years; without it having been punctured, it has started losing air from the valve, so it deflates and I can't do anything about it.
    Old review: Generally, it has gone on quite a lot of free camping so far, and it's fine; I can't say that it deflates, nor can I say that it has been punctured, and I've also put it on ground with pine needles or other things that could have damaged it. Of course, it's not for winter; it's only for summer

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Nikos Liodakis
    2
    Nikos Liodakis

    For its price, it would be quite good if it didn't lose air every 2 hours from the valve. Maybe it was just my luck, but the valve system seems to not be the best construction.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • x.aog214232
    4
    x.aog214232

    I have had it for 3 years, I am really satisfied. It improves things a lot on uneven ground due to its construction, and it inflates quite easily with the mattress. It has been used in difficult terrain conditions and it has not punctured or anything. I don't give it five stars because I am of medium size and it is quite narrow for me, meaning that if you move your leg a little, it comes out. So, for someone larger or taller, it would be quite narrow and short

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Jason_Trigonis
    4
    Jason_Trigonis

    Very good and easy to transport (no comparison with other self-inflating mats). Because it contains air, it is much more effective and comfortable on uneven ground. The only negative is if you don't have a pump to inflate it, it's a bit of a hassle to do it with your mouth and it doesn't inflate enough, so when you kneel, you can feel the ground underneath.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • 1
    ababili

    It tore in 2 places before I even went to sleep on it. It was placed on the floor of the tent.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
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