Is the Exped DeepSleep Mat warm enough for winter camping?

It is insulated, so it handles cold ground better than uninsulated air mats. For deep winter, pair it with a high-R-value pad or a closed-cell foam layer underneath.

How thick is it compared with other sleeping mats?

At 7.5 inches it is much thicker than most backpacking air mats, which typically run 2 to 3.5 inches. That extra depth is what side sleepers notice most.

Does it come with a repair kit?

Yes, a repair kit is included for patching punctures in the field.

Is it good for backpacking?

It works for short carries and base camps, but its weight and packed size make it a better fit for car camping than long-distance backpacking.

What size is the mat?

It measures 183 inches long by 65 inches wide, a wide body that gives room to move.

It is an inflatable mat filled by mouth or pump; expect a few minutes of inflation to reach full firmness.

Where is the Exped DeepSleep Mat cheapest?

At EXPED, for $142.46, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Exped DeepSleep Mat?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 32 ratings.

Where can I buy the Exped DeepSleep Mat?

5 stores we checked sell it, including Steepandcheap, Backcountry, EXPED, Jenson USA, Backcountry.com.

Exped DeepSleep Mat

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Exped DeepSleep Mat

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$142.46at EXPEDChecked 1 h ago

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Lowest price today: $142.46 at EXPED (checked Nov 14, 2026).
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Our take on the Exped DeepSleep Mat

The Exped DeepSleep Mat is an inflatable, insulated sleeping mat built for cold-weather camping. It is 7.5 inches thick, which puts it among the plushest air mats on the market, and the vertical baffles keep the surface flat rather than rolling you toward the middle. It suits side sleepers and cold sleepers who want car-camping comfort but still need a packable mat. Against rivals like the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir and NEMO Tensor, it trades some packed size and weight for far more cushioning and a wider 65-inch body. Owners rate it highly, though a few find it bulky to carry and slow to inflate.

Best forSide sleepers who need thick cushioningCold-weather and shoulder-season campersCar campers and base campsCouples wanting a wide mat

Pros

7.5-inch thickness gives real padding for hips and shoulders
Insulated construction for cold ground
Vertical baffles hold a flat, stable sleeping surface
65-inch width leaves room to move
Repair kit included

Cons

Heavier and bulkier packed than ultralight air mats
Takes effort to inflate fully by mouth
Overkill for warm-weather or fast-and-light trips

Exped DeepSleep Mat prices at every store

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Exped DeepSleep Mat price history

Lowest price we've seen: $142.46 on Nov 14 at EXPED. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 14.

What reviewers say

4.8 / 532 ratings

Owners rate the DeepSleep highly, mostly for its thickness and warmth. Complaints center on packed size and inflation effort rather than comfort.

What people mention

ComfortPraisedOwners say the thick air chamber cushions hips and shoulders better than thinner mats.
WarmthPraisedReviewers report sleeping warm on cold ground thanks to the insulation.
StabilityPraisedThe vertical baffles keep the mat flat so sleepers do not roll toward the center.
Packed sizeCriticisedSome owners find it bulky to carry and store compared with ultralight mats.
InflationMixedA few say filling it takes more effort than expected, though most accept it for the comfort.

About the Exped DeepSleep Mat

The Exped DeepSleep Mat is an inflatable, insulated sleeping mat. It comes with a repair kit.

Type: Inflatable sleeping mat
Insulated: Yes
Length: 183 in
Width: 65 in
Thickness: 7.5 in
Color: Blue
In the box: Repair kit

Specifications

With Repair Kit: Yes
Insulated: Yes
Inflatable: YesSource
Width ("): 65.0Source
Color: BlueSource
Thickness (")

Questions and answers

Is the Exped DeepSleep Mat warm enough for winter camping?: It is insulated, so it handles cold ground better than uninsulated air mats. For deep winter, pair it with a high-R-value pad or a closed-cell foam layer underneath.
How thick is it compared with other sleeping mats?: At 7.5 inches it is much thicker than most backpacking air mats, which typically run 2 to 3.5 inches. That extra depth is what side sleepers notice most.
Does it come with a repair kit?: Yes, a repair kit is included for patching punctures in the field.
Is it good for backpacking?: It works for short carries and base camps, but its weight and packed size make it a better fit for car camping than long-distance backpacking.
What size is the mat?: It measures 183 inches long by 65 inches wide, a wide body that gives room to move.
How do I inflate it?: It is an inflatable mat filled by mouth or pump; expect a few minutes of inflation to reach full firmness.
Where is the Exped DeepSleep Mat cheapest?: At EXPED, for $142.46, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Exped DeepSleep Mat?: Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 32 ratings.
Where can I buy the Exped DeepSleep Mat?: 5 stores we checked sell it, including Steepandcheap, Backcountry, EXPED, Jenson USA, Backcountry.com.