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Camping Air Mat Mattress with Built-in Pump
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| Model No. : | 103034 |
|---|---|
| Brand Name : | Eaglesight/OEM |
Dalian Eaglesight Corp., Ltd.
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Purchasing Reference Types of Sleeping Pads: There are three basic construction types: closed cell foam (often referred to as CCF), self-inflating, air construction. 1, Closed Cell Foam
These are the simplest pads made. They are little more than a piece of foam between you and the cold ground. Most are less than half an inch thick and aren't comfortable. They rely on tiny air pockets within the foam to protect you from the ground's heat-zapping convective powers. They are durable, inexpensive, lightweight. 2, Self-inflating These products use an open celled foam (like a sponge) sandwiched between two pieces of fabric. When the valve is open, the foam expands and inflates the pad. The foam also traps air and retains heat. They are easy to inflate, and comfortable by increasing the thickness of foam. 3, Air Construction These are the latest craze in the evolution of sleeping pads. They are similar in construction to inflatable pool toys except that they are much warmer, lighter, and more durable. The downside to air construction pads is that they take a long time to inflate compared to self-inflating pads. Once inflated, they provide about 2 inches of cushion between you and the ground. This type of pad relies on either synthetic, down, or baffled structures to provide insulation. Generally, air construction pads are the lightest weight and most compact pads available. Comfort: Thicker pads are better than thinner pads; flat surfaces are more comfortable for your head than bumpy surfaces; grippier fabrics keep you attached to the pad for longer; and more surface area means more comfort. Weight: Generally speaking, foam pads are lightweight, but aren't comfortable. Meanwhile, self-inflating pads tend to be much heavier than their air core counterparts. Warmth Generally, the most important variables for a pad are its thickness (thicker is warmer), insulation, and air circulation (more circulation equates to less warmth). Packed Size Packed size can be a really important metric to consider if you're packing into a small backpack. If you are ok with strapping your mat to the outside of your pack, you won't mind bulky pads. The packed sizes of the products in this review vary quite a bit. For the most part, foam pads are the most bulky followed by the gamut of self-inflating designs. Air construction pads are the least bulky and are what you should look for if a small packed size is really important to you. Durability Significant advances in textile development make lightweight inflatable pads. The pads have repair kits. Product Reference
About us * Established in 1998. * Mainly do OEM service. * Main partners are from North America and Europe. * Rich factory resource which produce all kinds of camping and hiking products, multiple choice to customers. * Rich experience working with large international brands in America and Europe. * Strong quality control system: Raw material control / Process control / Component quality control / Finished product quality inspection / Mass production spot check / Inspection company check. * We are 
by Bureau Veritas in year of 2014. 
Who are you, my friends? 1, You have your brands and has been in the camping market for years? OK, have a try to test our product quality and delivery time. 2, You are a retailer? Welcome, our honor to grow up together. 3, You are ones that just enter the outdoor industry and don't know how to proceed? Don't worry, my friends. Through inquiry to shipping, we can help you get everything right. Remember: we are Eaglesight, eager to help you achieve what you want. For more information of products or our company, please send us inquiry. --Monica Mu 
| Title | Camping Air Mat Mattress with Built-in Pump |
| Item No. | 103034 |
| Material | Top 20D nylon ripstop, TPU |
| Bottom 70D ripstop, heat-reflective fabric, TPU | |
| Valve | 1pc of plastic safety valve, foam pump inside |
| Net Weight | 1lbs. 2oz. |
| Size of Stuffsack | 11"x4" |
| Package | Poly bag, color box, carton box |
| Sample Time | 12days |
| Sample Cost | Can be refundable |
| Lead Time | 30-40 days, according to the quantity of order |
| Payment Terms | T/T, L/C, Alibaba Trade Assurance |
| MOQ | 500pcs |
These are the simplest pads made. They are little more than a piece of foam between you and the cold ground. Most are less than half an inch thick and aren't comfortable. They rely on tiny air pockets within the foam to protect you from the ground's heat-zapping convective powers. They are durable, inexpensive, lightweight. 2, Self-inflating These products use an open celled foam (like a sponge) sandwiched between two pieces of fabric. When the valve is open, the foam expands and inflates the pad. The foam also traps air and retains heat. They are easy to inflate, and comfortable by increasing the thickness of foam. 3, Air Construction These are the latest craze in the evolution of sleeping pads. They are similar in construction to inflatable pool toys except that they are much warmer, lighter, and more durable. The downside to air construction pads is that they take a long time to inflate compared to self-inflating pads. Once inflated, they provide about 2 inches of cushion between you and the ground. This type of pad relies on either synthetic, down, or baffled structures to provide insulation. Generally, air construction pads are the lightest weight and most compact pads available. Comfort: Thicker pads are better than thinner pads; flat surfaces are more comfortable for your head than bumpy surfaces; grippier fabrics keep you attached to the pad for longer; and more surface area means more comfort. Weight: Generally speaking, foam pads are lightweight, but aren't comfortable. Meanwhile, self-inflating pads tend to be much heavier than their air core counterparts. Warmth Generally, the most important variables for a pad are its thickness (thicker is warmer), insulation, and air circulation (more circulation equates to less warmth). Packed Size Packed size can be a really important metric to consider if you're packing into a small backpack. If you are ok with strapping your mat to the outside of your pack, you won't mind bulky pads. The packed sizes of the products in this review vary quite a bit. For the most part, foam pads are the most bulky followed by the gamut of self-inflating designs. Air construction pads are the least bulky and are what you should look for if a small packed size is really important to you. Durability Significant advances in textile development make lightweight inflatable pads. The pads have repair kits. Product Reference
| Item No. | Photo | Specification | |
| 103050 |  | Dimension | 77"x25"x1.5" |
| Material | Top 20D ripstop, TPU | ||
| Bottom 70D TPU | |||
| Valve | 1pc of brass valve | ||
| Net Weight | 2lbs. 2oz. | ||
| Size of stuffsack | 25"x5.5" | ||
| 103051 |  | Dimension | 72"x20"x1.5" |
| Material | Top 20D ripstop, TPU | ||
| Bottom 40D ripstop, TPU | |||
| Valve | 1pc of brass valve | ||
| Net Weight | 1lbs. 8oz. | ||
| Size of stuffsack | 20"x5" | ||
| 103067 |  | Dimension | 74"x35"x2.5" |
| Material | 50D nylon stretch, TPU | ||
| Valve | 3pcs of plastic deflating valves | ||
| Net Weight | 3lbs. 2oz. | ||
| Size of stuffsack | 15"x7" | ||
| 103054 |  | Dimension | 72"x20"x3.5" |
| Material | Top 40D nylon ripstop, TPU | ||
| Bottom 40D nylon ripstop, TPU | |||
| Valve | 1pc of plastic safety valve, foam pump inside | ||
| Net Weight | 1lbs. 2oz. | ||
| Size of stuffsack | 11"x4" | ||
| 103057 |  | Dimension | 79"x55.5"x6"(inflated) |
| Material | Top 150D polyester TPU | ||
| Bottom 150D polyester TPU | |||
| Valve | 1pc of big plastic valve | ||
| Net Weight | 2500g | ||
| Size of stuffsack | Diameter 9", L 19" | ||
| 103060 |  | Dimension | 77"x30"x2" |
| Material | Top 50D nylon stretch fabric, TPU | ||
| Bottom 75D polyester, TPU | |||
| Valve | 2pcs of brass valves | ||
| Net Weight | 6lbs. 3oz. | ||
| Size of stuffsack | Diameter 8" L 31" | ||
| 103063 |  | Dimension | 185x55x1cm |
| Material | EVA | ||
| Net Weight | 200g | ||
| Size of stuffsack | 12x13x55cm | ||
by Bureau Veritas in year of 2014. 
Who are you, my friends? 1, You have your brands and has been in the camping market for years? OK, have a try to test our product quality and delivery time. 2, You are a retailer? Welcome, our honor to grow up together. 3, You are ones that just enter the outdoor industry and don't know how to proceed? Don't worry, my friends. Through inquiry to shipping, we can help you get everything right. Remember: we are Eaglesight, eager to help you achieve what you want. For more information of products or our company, please send us inquiry. --Monica Mu 
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