Compact in the car, luxurious in the tent, the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Self Inflating Mat is the most comfortable mat in Deluxe Mat range from Black Wolf. 10cm of thickness and more width than the Super Deluxe means you will be warm and comfortable in any climate, on any surface.
The self-inflating design means you can put your rolled mat in your tent, and the one-way valve will inflate the mat for you. For those who sleep comfortably on a firmer surface, attach the included storage sack to a valve and use it as a pump to add a little extra air.
Soft stretchy Microstretch poly/cotton upper fabric and a non-slip base laminates to antifungal CFC free foam, and Velcro strips run down each side enabling you to join two mats together. Complete with a repair kit, you can rest peacefully in the outdoors on a Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Mat.
How long will it take to inflate at a camping trip to size you sleep on once you have done initial setup at home for a few weeks to let it expand
G'day Brendan,
Once you've let it inflate initially you should expect it to inflate within 30-60 mins. This will generally depend on the weather and how you store the mat at home.
Hi, do you know if 2 of these will fit the dusk to dawn 1400? The swag has a bit of give so I am not sure.
G'day Chris,
The short answer is probably not, we've had a bit of a go with a mega deluxe and a super deluxe (we didn't have two display models the same)and while they fit, we probably wouldn't recommend it as the mats push up against the canvas a fair bit. You might find that it leads to the sides leaking if you did something like this. The Mega Deluxe Double Mat is probably a slightly better option.
Do you know what the material of the non slip base is? I need to repair a tear but ran out of material in the repair kit Thanks
G'day Mel,
We'd suggest using Seam Grip to repair the base if it's a small tear/hole, but if it is larger (5c coin or larger) we'd probably suggest a combination of seam grip and repair patches. You could use a Sleeping Mat Repair Kit from Sea to Summit.
I have two King Goanna stretcher beds, Will this self inflating mattress fit please? If not, which mattress would you recommend please??
G'day Sandi,
Yes, the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat will fit the King Goanna stretcher.
I’m looking at getting 2 x mats and would like to know which mat has the better build quality and likely to offer better cushioning and comfort in the long term? Also what are the warranties on both and what is covered?
G'day Matt,
They're both really great mats of similar quality. The main difference is in the construction, with the 3D build of the Zempire Monstamat being similar to a mattress with side walls. I personally find the Monstamat more comfortable, but a quick straw poll around the office seems to show a fairly even divide bewteen the two. Probably not helpful sorry! The valves in both mats allow for easy fine tuning of firmness, which is handy. Overall my assesment is that the Mega Deluxe Camp Mat is the firmer of the two.
We cant really speak to the longevity of the Zempire Monstamat as its a fairly new product we've only had for around 6 months, but the customer feedback is so far so good. The Mega Deluxe Camp Mat also has great reviews and has been around for years, one of my collegues has had hers for 4 years still going strong.
Warranties essentially cover manufacturing faults. The Zempire warranty period is 1 year, where the Black Wolf has a limited lifetime warranty. Anything considered fair wear and tear will not be covered.
If not, what mattresses do you recommend?
G'day Brendan,
The Black Wolf Mega Deluxe will fit in the Oztent Bunker Stretcher. It is a really tight fit, but it will just fit. The Black Wolf Super Deluxe or the Black Wolf Deluxe will fit better but both will be thinner and not quite as warm as the Mega Deluxe.
Eg. After it has been used several times, inflated, slept on and deflated several times. What is the circular dimension is use. I currently have several 4WD mats and the in use rolled up size is problematic in terms of fitting everything in my car.
G'day Dereck,
I've wandered downstairs and packed up our display model for you. I did my usual double roll, once to get the bulk of the air out and again to get it rolled up neatly and the circumference measured 70cm, or roughly 20cm high x 20cm wide.
Hi wanting to purchase one of either of these mats to go camping with inside my swag, but my husband would need a mat that could handle 140 KG
G'day Andrea,
There are no formal weight limits on either the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat or the Exped Megamat. I would be very comfortable though that you wouldn't have any issues with 140kg on them. They're incredibly good mats that would have more pressure than that going through them when they're rolled up for storage.
Whats the best way to store the megadelux mat? Is rolled up ok or will it damage it long term. Does the way it’s stored affect blackwolf warranty at all?
G'day Jez,
You won't have any issues storing your Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat rolled up. The only side-effect will be that it takes a little longer to inflate if it's been left rolled up for a long time. The way it's stored won't affect the warranty, unless you store it in the rain or something of course.
We already have a gecko stretcher will this mattress fit
G'day Matt,
The Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat is about 8cm longer than the Oztent Gecko Stretcher, this will mean that the camp mat will hang over the ends slightly but should still work perfectly fine on the stretcher.
If I purchase a BW mega deluxe and have a warranty issue. It has to be returned to place of purchase with original receipt. Would I have to cover the shipping cost?
G'day Mike,
If you have any warranty issues with the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat, you won't need to worry about having to pay for any postage to get it back to us. We usually get the ball rolling by just asking for a couple of photos of the issue and then go from there. If we need to get it back at all, then we will cover that in the case of a warranty claim.
I’m 120KGs and interested in buying two. Which option would suit me better in terms of comfort and cushioning? I’ve seen the videos but it doesn’t really get into the detail on which unit is more puncture resistant, which has the better quality foam and external material (e.g. ripstop, more durable base etc) and which would handle a puncture better in terms of amount of internal foam and hold up better without air. The exped sounds great but seems to be much softer without air? Thanks
G'day Jez,
At risk of sounding like I'm sitting on the fence a little, they're both really great mattresses. We would sell more of the Exped Megamats than the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat and wouldn't get any more of them returned, which might be a bit of a sign of their durability. It's also worth noting the limited lifetime warranty on the Black Wolf which gives you peace of mind. I would say though that the Black Wolf is probably slightly firmer when there's no air in it, so if you got a puncture, you'd probably have a slightly better sleep on the Black Wolf.
We are looking at getting two instead singles of a double. Just curious if there is a big gap in-between or if it's well suited for two people under one blanket.
G'day Sonke,
The Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mats do tend to taper off a little bit at the edges, this does cause a bit of a lip when you put two mats together. Generally speaking, they are great for two people to join two together but they're maybe not great for cuddling your partner as you'll find yourself lying in the crevice.
We got delivery of a new mat 3 days ago and unrolled it and opened the valves straight away. It still hasn't inflated more than about 2 cms. How long should it normally take to be useable and is there anything else we need to do?
G'day John,
It definitely shouldn't take 3 days to get your Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat to inflate. Black Wolf have recently upgraded their valves to make them a one-way valve, only ever letting air in or air out. It might be worth double checking that the second layer of the valve is around the right way to allow the air to come into the mat.
We received a new mat three days ago. We unrolled it and have had it laying on the floor and it doesn't seem to have expanded at all. How long should it take for a brand new mat and is there anything that needs to be done to help things?
G'day Pete,
It definitely shouldn't take 3 days to get your Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat to inflate. Black Wolf have recently upgraded their valves to make them a one-way valve, only ever letting air in or air out. It might be worth double checking that the second layer of the valve is around the right way to allow the air to come into the mat. If the valve is on the right way and it's inflating a little but not a lot, then I'd suggest giving it a few blows with your mouth to help get the air flowing.
Is this lifetime warranty or limited lifetime warranty? Conflicting description in details section.
Black Wolf call if a Lifetime Warranty Yvonne, but there are always some limitations which is why we often add the word 'limited' to the warranty on products claiming a lifetime warranty.
Even in Black Wolf's Warranty terms, they claim it to be a limited warranty. Long story short, a Lifetime or Limited Lifetime Warranty is limited to only covering manufacturing defects for the life of the product.
If a product is just worn out or has been damaged through misuse, it won't be covered by this warranty. You can read all the limitations in the link above. I hope that makes sense.
I wanted and air bed for my swag but they are too high (20cm+) and transfer the cold. I like this option as it is 10CM, but I just want to know if I can top it up with a volume 12v air pump.
G'day Steve,
This mat is not designed to be used with a 12V pump, so it's not something we would recommend, as you don't want to overinflate the mat and cause damage. The Mega Deluxe comes with a bag, so you can use that to top it up if you need some extra air.
I'm looking at purchasing a self inflating bonding mat hoping this is or if you could point me in the right place?
G'day Kacey,
You're looking in the right place Kacey, the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Mat is a bonded self-inflating mat.
I recieved the mega deluxe that i ordered today, before i open it i just want to know if the pumpsack and repair kit packed in the mat?
Hi Greg,
I have cracked one open to check for you, and yes the repair kit and waterproof pumpsack come rolled up inside the mattress.
Can anyone comment if it has good thermal insulation, or do we need a blanket between the matt and the sleeping bag?
G'day Digs,
This camp mat has an r-value ( a measure of thermal resistance) of 9.5 which is really quite high so you shouldn't need anything extra for insulation.
As a novice camper, I'm trying to decide on a sleeping arrangement for an upcoming 8 night summer camping trip. I will be able to park close to site for set-up (and pack-down), and my priority is comfort (over a budget buy). Because of the likely wet weather conditions during my trip, I've been looking at a self-inflating sleeping mat to go on a stretcher (stretcher sizes either 65cm W x 190cm L; or 80cm W x 205cm L). I'm pretty sure my tent is a Coleman Overlander 4P tent - hardly used, big for just me, but I don't want to buy a new tent just for this trip. Along with the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe, I'm considering the Exped Megamat, Darche ATM 900, or maybe even an airbed...any advice for me please? I'm only 152cm tall so don't need a long mat - but appreciate the comfort of a wider mat. Thank you!
G'day Mel,
I know it can be hard to navigate all the different kinds of mats and airbeds when you're new to camping, so I'll try not to confuse you!
In terms of using it with the stretcher dimensions you’ve given - the All Terrain 900 is 195L x 90W so it will hang over a bit on both those stretcher sizes. All three of these mats are going to overhang on a stretcher that’s 65W x 190L, but they should all be fine to use in an Overlander 4P tent.
I would say that the most comfortable mat in our range is the Exped Megamat, followed closely by the Mega Deluxe from Black Wolf. The Darche is thinner and will provide less insulation and warmth in comparison to the Megamat and Mega Deluxe – so it’s definitely going to be a step down in terms of comfort, as it sits in the middle of the range.
I would say that if comfort is a priority, choose between the Mega Deluxe and the Megamat.
From feeling those two in store, the main difference is that the Megamat is even all the way to the edges - so it feels more like an ordinary mattress, whereas the Black Wolf tapers at the edge. The Megamat also feels slightly softer – so I would say that would be the winner for comfort and quality.Â
Strap to hold the rolled mat tight
G'day Dagne,
I've just checked this for you, and the Black Wolf Mega Deluxe Camp Mat doesn't come with a strap. However, it does come with a carry bag rolled up inside the mat which you can use to keep it rolled up when not in use.Â
Just checking the mat is only supposed to have the one valve? The description mentions two?
G'day Mark,
I've just checked this against the display model we have instore, and the Black Wolf catalogue and you are right - there is only one valve on the Mega Deluxe Camp Mat.Â
We must have missed that when we updated the product, so I do apologise - I hope this hasn't inconvenienced you too much.
I've updated the description to reflect the correct details, so hopefully everything is in order now.Â
Are these a winter only use, or can you use these in summer. I'm just wondering if it makes you feel a bit too hot on a warm night.
I have recently brought a double swag and iam looking for a self-inflating mattress to put on top of the foam mattress. Does the single Mega Delux inflate much quicker than the double? Also iam about 185cm tall and 84kgs, would i be just as comfy on a single as on a double?
Btw do you sell the blackwolf turbo bed?
My son spilt his drink on the top of the mattress. What is the best way to clean it?