Inflatable Sleeping Mat Comfort with GPWC/AO in Halls Gap
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Varies—used during overnight camping
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness needed to manage pack weight and set up camp
Overview
Discover how GPWC/AO’s Lightweight 6.3cm Inflatable Sleeping Mat enhances your Grampians backcountry nights with exceptional comfort and warmth, all without weighing you down.
Lightweight 6.3cm Inflatable Sleeping Mat
1-14 day hire
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About This Adventure
Experience the ultimate comfort on your outdoor adventures with this lightweight inflatable sleeping mat. At 6.3 cm thick and only 640g, it offers exceptional warmth with an R-Value of 3.7. Plus, if you fall in love with it, your rental cost can be deducted from a new purchase!
6.3cm, 640g Inflatable sleeping mat
About
Sleep in comfort and warmth with this lightweight inflatable mat. With a thickness of 6.3 cm weighing only 640g your back will thank you, both for the good night's sleep and the lack of weight on the trail. Insulated with an R-Value of 3.7, this mat will keep you warm, no matter what the weather. Standard length of 184cm long.
If during your hike, you fall in love with this mat we will take what you've paid to rent it off the price of a brand new one from our sister store, Absolute Outdoors. Now that's trying before you buy!
Please note
All gear hired from us must be returned to our office in Halls Gap unless otherwise organised
Adventure Tips
Inflate Fully for Best Comfort
Take your time inflating the mat to its full 6.3 cm thickness for optimal cushioning and insulation.
Check Your Tent Footprint
Measure your sleeping zone to ensure the mat fits well inside your tent for maximum protection and comfort.
Pack It Tight
Roll the mat tightly after deflating to minimize bulk and save space in your backpack.
Keep Clean to Preserve Insulation
Avoid placing the mat on abrasive or dirty surfaces; this helps maintain its insulation and durability over time.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern Grey Kangaroo
- Wedge-tailed Eagle
History
The Grampians, home to the local Gunditjmara people, features ancient rock art sites dating back over 20,000 years.
Conservation
GPWC/AO promotes low-impact camping practices to protect sensitive flora and fauna native to this biodiverse region.
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Recommended Gear
Lightweight Backpack
For efficient packing of your sleeping mat alongside other essentials.
Four-Season Tent
Protects you from harsh weather, complementing the warmth of your sleeping mat.
fall|winter specific
Thermal Sleeping Bag
Combined with the mat, it keeps nighttime temperatures comfortable.
fall|winter specific
Repair Kit
Handy for quick fixes on your inflatable mat or other gear in the field.