EXPED Synmat Hyperlite LW With Pumpbag

The Exped SynMat HL (Hyperlite) LW (Long & Wide), is the world’s lightest sleeping mat for its warmth and comfort levels!
The Hyperlite packs down to an extremely small size and it’s tapered profile fits into the smallest tents.
Tapered design and 20 denier fabric for weight reduction, microfiber insulation for 3-season warmth and 7cm thickness for comfort. This mat proves that comfort and warmth need not be sacrifice in pursuit of super light packing.
Next-to-skin comfort and anti-slip GripSkin honeycomb-pattern coating. Laminate is air tight and impervious to hydrolysis.

Clever Pumpsack included:

The Schnozzel Pumpbag allows you to inflate the mat instantly while preventing humidity from your breath affecting the insulation. It also doubles as an ultra lightweight stuffsack.

Exped Hyperlite LW (Long & Wide)
Weight: 456 grams
Minimum temperature range: Minus 6 Deg Celsius.
Certified ‘R’ Value: 3.3
Inflated Size, L x W x Thickness:
Thickness: 7cm
Length: 197 cm
Shoulder width: 65 cm
Foot width: 40cm
Packed size: 20 x 10cm, or 1.57 litres
Supplied with stuff sack 16grams and pumpsack 60grams
Material
Top: 20 D Polyester, TPU polyether film laminate, hydrolysis resistant, Honeycomb Gripskin coated, Oeko-Tex 100 certified
Bottom: 20 D Polyester, TPU polyether film laminate, Hydrolysis resistant, Oeko-Tex 100 certified
Insulation: 60 g/m² Texpedloft Microfibre, Bluesign certified

Editors Comments:
I’ve been using the Ultra-light (UL) series of Synmats and Downmats since they were brought out a couple of years ago, and I still use them as my first choice today. The Hyperlite and its lower minimum temperature brother ‘Winterlite’, build on the UL series technology and evolve the concept for light weight comfortable sleeping mats.
The Hyperlite is aimed at the three season camper, adventure racer, trekker or traveller, where as the Winterlite is for all year round use including sleeping on snow. They are both the same price, so the choice is down to weight savings vs. extra warmth. If you are planning expeditions in exceptionally cold conditions, the UL Downmat is still available.