Yellowstone Eva Camping Mat With Foil - Blue

No problem with mats , very pleased,.But huge problem with evri delivery. They never deliver next day , yet royal mail DPD all the others do. I really don't no why people use evri. I try not to buy from anyone using them .

Bit thin but does it's job fine at a decent price

Fine for wild camping as it's not too bulky for rucksack

Does the job but 3 nights in and the foil has delaminated in lots of spots. The elastic ties are a bonus and great idea but again they ripped from the mounting areas. I have fixed with a hole punch for now but I can see it happening again soon. Saying all that, it’s done exactly what I wanted it to do. Been down to -3 with this tiny thin mat and a good bag and not felt too chilly. Ideal to carry for a floor or seat if nothing else. I’ll be cutting it into sections for seats when it fails completely

Kept me from sleeping on the grass when I went campingVery durableDidn’t feel any grassVery value for money

Used only this the other night forgot inflatable pad but this did me well kept me warm at about 7C and kept ground from being too hard

Fell apart after one use, very fragile.

Been using this now for several years, pretty good at keeping the cold of the ground away from you. Not as comfy as an air filled mat or air bed but sufficient for most conditions, do make sure you choose a location relatively flat and without any stones or hard bumps though as you will feel them.Purpose:During camping a major source of heat loss is from the ground, as such a mat provides insulation between the camper and the ground, the addition of a foil improves the performance of a standard foam mat.Pros:CheapLightCompact (I wrap mine around the tent)Cons:Easily damagedNot as comfy as an air filled mattress