G'dau Rebecca,

The Oztrail Leisure Mat King Single should fit ok in the Pro Hiker 2 but they're not really products that are usually used together as the Oztrail mats are too big and bulky to hike with. If you're not planning on hiking it should suit, but we'd probably recommend the Zempire Monstamat due to the more compact pack down size and overall comfort. 

G'day Dan,

I'm sure it's possible to add extra air to the Oztrail Leisure Mats but I had a play with a bunch of pumps we sell and had the same problem as you, I couldn't find one with a nozzle that fits. These are a non-bonded self-inflating mat, meaning the foam core isn't actually glued to the outer skin, so I'd be really careful about adding too much more air anyway as it'll have a tendency to blow up like a balloon. 

G'day Josh,

Either way should work, but I'd suggest leaving it fully opened when your inflating it for the first time as it will allow it to pull air in more effectively. 

G'day Dave,

The King Single Leisure mats will be a little bit too big for the Gecko Stretcher I think. I suggest looking at the Oztent King Goanna Stretcher, but even then they're not really wide enough for the Leisure Mat and I'm a bit worried the hinges might rub on the mat. The stretchers that would be a great fit are the Oztrail Easy Fold Single Jumbo, the Darche XL100 and the Outdoor Connection Sundowner Titan. I hope this helps! 

G'day Michelle,

Unfortunately, you won't fit 4 Oztrail Leisure Mat King Singles into an Oztent RV5. You should be able to just fit 3 with a bit of space around the edges for bags and moving around the tent.

G'day Emily,

When comparing the Oztrail Leisure Mat King Single with the Zempire Monstamat, there are a handful of things we can compare the two on. The Oztrail is 12cm wider but that's pretty much all the Oztrail offers over the Zempire. The Zempire Monstamat is 3cm longer, packs down significantly smaller, weighs about half as much as the Oztrail and has an R-Value of 9.5, which puts it on par with the top end mattresses for insulation. Comfort can be a personal preference but I do find the Zempire more comfortable too. 

G'day Happy Camper,

I can confirm that the Oztrail Leisure Mat King Single comes with both a carry bag and a repair kit. 

G'day James,

You shouldn't have too many worries rolling your Oztrail Leisure Mat King Single up inside your swag. I'd just suggest that you roll up the mattress and then close the valve to get all the air out before then unrolling it and re-rolling it inside the swag. Otherwise, you won't be able to stop the mattress from trying to reinflate in the rolled up swag. 

G'day Laura,

It'll be real tight but you should just be able to get an Oztrail Leisure Mat King Single into your Companion Pro Hiker 2. 

G'day David,

You can use a pump to put a little more air into your Oztrail Leisure Mat, just ensure that you don't over inflate it. 

G'day Ashlee,

I've just had a bit of a look around online for the standard King Single size for a bed and I think that the Oztrail Leisure Mat King Single is actually a little smaller than the standard King Single mattress. It also would be a fair bit thinner than what a fitted sheet would be designed for. My best suggestion would be to use a flat sheet in a King Single size, it'll be a little large but will cover your mat comfortably.

G'day Sharon,

That won't be an issue at all. You can use a pump to add a little extra air to your Oztrail Leisure Mat. Just make sure you don't over inflate it or you might end up causing some damage to your mat. 

G'day Judy,

As the Oztrail King Single 4WD Mat is 195L x 80W cm, it will easily fit into the Oztrail Mitchell King Single Swag as that is 210L x 90W cm.

I'm not sure how easy it will be to roll the mat up with the swag as it is quite bulky. It will ultimately be up to you and how much effort you want to go through when packing it up each time. If it doesn't work for you, then you'll have the option to roll it separately.

G'day Dayne,

The sleeping area available in the Oztrail Easy Fold Stretcher Tents is 190L x 80W cm. Unfortunately, the Oztrail King Single 4WD Mat is 195L x 80W cm making it just a little bit too big.

G'day Sarah, 

It's good to hear you've been loving your 4WD mat! 

We don't have an air mattress repair kit online, but we would suggest using seam grip over the hole which you can check out online here. Hope this helps Sarah!

G'Day Stu,

The Exped 10LXW and Oztrail King Single 4wd mat may look pretty similar, but there are some differences. While they're about the same size, the Exped does pack down a bit smaller. The foam used in the Exped mats is a higher quality which is more comfortable. The Exped is a bonded mat, which means that the outer shell of the mat is attached to the foam. 

Overall, while the Oztrail 4wd mat is quite popular and a good affordable mat, the Exped Megamat is the highest quality, most luxurious mat that we carry. 

G'day Will,

There are no clips, or velcro attached to this mat, but it is possible to join two of these mats together if you get a bit creative. An option is to use a fitted mat sheet to put across both mats.

As this mat is 195cm long, and 80cm wide you'll need something that will accomodate a 195cm length and a 160cm width.

I've had a look at our range, and we don't carry any fitted sheets that will fit that length. The closest would be the Black Wolf Fitted Mat Sheet but it's a couple of centimetres off.

Sorry we couldn't be of any more help, but I'm sure you could find something if you have a look around (you might even have something already at home) that would suit. 

This would probably be too bulky with bedding rolled up inside Jenn. It sounds like your son needs a swag, these are a mattress protected by a canvas outer, check out the Oztrail Cooper Expedition Swag on our website for an entry level option. Give us a call if you're unsure just what you need and we'll do our best to help.

You can store them rolled up Erica, this is far more practical than trying to find space for them when flat, but there are benefits to storage in an uncompressed state. The foam develops a memory over time, and if left compressed can take a long time to inflate at the campsite, whereas if the foam is stored uncompressed they are ready and more comfortable to sleep on sooner. I recommend trying to store them in a semi-compressed or folded manner, or alternatively keep them compressed and a week or two before your next trip take them out of storage and allow them to expand out so they are ready when you head off.

Hi Louie, I assume by bonded you would like to know if the outer fabric is glued to the inner foam, which is not the case with these mats. The outer fabric simply covers the high density foam inside rather than being bonded to it.

Hi Serena, unfortunately Oztrail don't give an R-value for this mat. However, given other mats in our range of similar thickness and construction are rated R9 - R10, it would be safe to assume that the Oztrail Leisure mats carry the same ratings.