G'day Paul,

Not at this stage, and I've just checked in with Black Wolf and there's no plans to offer any other colour in the future.

G'day Benjamin,

Any self-inflating mattress will work on a stretcher, as long as the mattress isn't too much bigger than the stretcher itself.
We've answered comparisons on the 2D v 3D mattresses before:
The main differences are the shape/construction, with the HexaTherm range having a boxed side like a classic house mattress.  The 3D Hexatherm is also 10cm thick, so a touch thicker than the 2D Super Deluxe, and has a slightly different structured foam.  Because of that reason, the 2D mattress feels slightly firmer.
Ultimately they're great both great mattresses, & are both popular options.

G'day Bert,

You're probably already one step ahead on the comparison having actually tried it out yourself!
The main differences are the shape/construction, with the HexaTherm range having a boxed side like a classic house mattress.  The 3D Hexatherm is also 10cm thick, so a touch thicker than the 2D Super Deluxe, and has a slightly different structured foam.
Ultimately they're great both great mattresses, & are both popular options.  The most important thing is choosing what feels for you and your body!

G'day Michael,

Yes, the Black Wolf HexaTherm 3D Mattress range comes with a repair kit for any fabric tears.
The valves themselves are replaceable, but they are not a stocked part.
If you ever need a replacement valve you can contact Black Wolf or get in touch with us here at Snowys, and we'll see what we can get our hands on.

G'day Jarrah,

The HexaTherm 3D mattress as a flip valve on it, so it is a very similar set up to the Zempire mattress and a few others on the market. You flip the valve from inflation to deflation when needed. This mat is comparable to the Zempire Monstamat, with the King Single version being the closest in size. In terms of warranty - this will only ever cover manufacturing defects (from any company), leaks are usually caused by small holes/punctures, which can easily be identified and patched. If there is a leak/seal issue with the valve then this will generally be covered by both manufacturers. Black Wolf have offered Lifetime Warranty on most of their products since the beginning, which is good, but it won't cover you for wear and tear/punctures. We think both are good options, with the Black Wolf having a slight edge at the moment due to the higher denier stretch fabric top, and the R-value being verified under the new ATSM regulations, so far Zempire haven't had their mattresses assessed, so it's hard to directly compare the R-value.   

G'day Megan,

You should be fine on the mattress in warmer climates, generally, the insulation in the mattress will help insulate you from the cold ground in colder weather, but it won't be any hotter than other options over the warmer months. We'd recommend popping a cotton sheet or similar over the mattress in warmer conditions just to keep the top clean.

G'day Amanda,

Yes, you can add a little bit of extra air to these mats if you prefer a firmer mattress. The stuff sack doubles as a pump, so you can use that to add a little extra air.

Hi Franco, we got very little information form Black Wolf on these mats, so had to wait for all the stock to arrive and measure ourselves. 

That being said, we weren't quite right with this one and we have since updated it. The box that the mat is packed in measures 82cm length and 26cm width and height, so you are right in that the packed length is a little longer than the inflated width.

G'day Adam,

I've just double-checked and yes the HexTherm 3D have square edges which are similar to the Exped and Zempire. 

G'day Rosy,

The Hexatherm 3D Single and the Megamat 10LXW are pretty similar. Both mats are essentially the same size and shape (with a 1cm variation). The fabric on the top is slightly different, with the Exped being a little softer to touch, and the Hexatherm 3D being a slightly higher denier. The overall weight of the Hexatherm 3D is a slightly higher, and it's R-value is slightly lower, so if you camp in winter this might impact, however, in general, the two mats are quite similar, with the Exped mat being a strong seller in the market for the past 10 years, and the Black Wolf a newly designed competitor.