Zempire Bomber 3D Camp Mattress

Check out the Zempire Bomber 3D Camp Mattress here:
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After a long day of adventure, crawl into your tent and catch some solid shuteye on the comfy, insulated, and self-inflating Bomber 3D mattress from Zempire.
This updated mat features a wave contoured 3D design, an estimated R-Value of 6.5, a soft peached no-noise surface, a bonded 75D TPU base, open-cell foam for quick inflation, a 360° valve which can be set to 3 positions for inflation and deflation, compression straps for packing it away, a repair kit for emergencies and a drawstring stuff sack for storage and transport.
In this video, our teammate Ben talks you through everything you need to know about the Bomber 3D Camp Mattress from Zempire.
Ben starts out with the packed dimensions and weight of the single and twin, what you get inside the bag, a close up of the valve, how to inflate the mat for the first time, the dimensions of each size, the weight and fabrics, and the estimated R-value. After that Ben lies on the mat to show you how comfortable is, and how to adjust the air to get the perfect level of firmness - so check it out above for all the details.
0:00 - Intro
0:18 - Packed dimensions & weight
1:09 - Inflating the mat
2:12 - Dimensions
2:35 - Materials
3:48 - R-value
4:39 - Comfort

[@vancamerawoman7399]

Another great review 😊

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Thanks. ~ Ben

[@brucefleming1743]

Thanks guys

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Our pleasure, Bruce. ~ Ben

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

Wow, that an upgrade! No shade to Zempire, but the previous Bomberpad was pretty expensive for what it was, which was a fairly generic, not-terribly-thick SIM.
This looks so much comfier, & I love that so many companies are now cottoning on to softer fabric making for better value from their foam thickness.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Definitely an upgrade from the old version, this one offers a great balance of packed size, price and comfort. ~ Ben

[@Reedith]

I'm definitely in the market for a sleeping mat for years I've been using air mattresses I'm starting to get over waking up the next morning with back pain because it deflated and you've basically been in a hammock with your head and feet above your belly all night

[@SnowysOutdoors]

These are a huge improvement in comfort in comparison to an air mattress, Reedith, I'd definitely recommend upgrading. ~ Ben

[@michaelhermans4753]

The pack size for the double looks tiny and folding it in half makes easy rolling up on your own

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Yeah, pack up is manageable by one, and easier than the thicker mats which may be a consideration for some. ~ Ben

[@vishp3162]

Cant decide between this one and sea to summit comfort plus SI Double.Any idea which one is better?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Hard to put one over the other. The materials in the Sea To Summit range are top notch and the warmth and thickness to weight ration is really good, but, you pay more for this.
These mats from Zempire, however, represent outstanding value for money. If weight is a primary consideration then I'd recommend the Sea To Summit mats, otherwise I'm sure you'll be more than happy with the Bomberpad from Zempire.
~ Ben