A restful night, even on rocky ground

In a tent, the cold, bumpy ground turns a night into a series of awakenings, a sore back, and stones in your ribs. This inflatable mattress changes the bivouac experience: its honeycomb structure absorbs the unevenness of the terrain and supports the body, so you can fall asleep on a stable surface and wake up rested, even far from a real bed.

Designed for the field

• Ergonomic honeycomb structure: the padded air chambers conform to the body and distribute pressure to reduce pressure points on the hips and shoulders.
• Cushioning on uneven ground: the air layer insulates from terrain irregularities and stones for stable sleeping, even on bumpy or rocky ground.
• Ultra-light: the mattress weighs almost nothing and slips into any backpack without burdening the hike or portage.
• Compact size: it deflates and folds into its supplied cover to take up minimal space in your bag.
• Quick inflation and deflation: the mattress deploys in a few breaths when setting up and deflates just as quickly when it's time to pack up camp.
• Textured surface: the coating limits sleeping bag slippage and keeps the sleeper in place on the mattress throughout the night.

It accompanies campers on bivouacs, lightweight long-distance hikers, festival-goers sleeping in tents, and anyone who wants comfortable sleeping without being burdened.

Really comfortable on hard ground?

The logical fear is a mattress that is too thin and lets you feel every stone. The honeycomb structure creates an air layer that absorbs the terrain's unevenness and supports the body's pressure points. For optimal sleeping, inflate the mattress to your preferred firmness — a little softer to conform to the body, firmer for more support. When storing, deflate it completely, fold it into its cover, and let it air dry before storing to avoid residual moisture.

For those who wake up rested, wherever the night finds them.