Designed for campsite ease and efficiency only dreamed about – roll in, roll out, and roll up the Supreme Snoozer Mattress 1400 by Darche on your next outdoor escape.
For a quicksticks setup and even faster pack down, a fast-flip valve offers one-way inflation and deflation for efficiency, while its foam is horizontally cross-cored to allow for a smaller packed size and a large roll-top storage bag makes for compact packing. Boasting a 3D construction to maximise the sleeping area, a TPU laminated shell is both resistant to water and limits the moisture drawn from the foam. At 10 cm thick when fully inflated, its soft-to-touch knitted surface and open cell, high-density foam work together to offer warmth, comfort, and support on those slumbers beyond suburbia too.
From sleeping through the sunrise to coffees on the edge of the camp mat – stash the Darche Supreme Snoozer Mattress 1400 with your road trip kit on your next overnighter!
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Hey Lauren, Can I ask why it can’t be kept inside a RTT when packed up? I know lots of people that do this, they deflate to flat which allows them to keep blankets and pillows in say a 1400 soft shell RTT, where you wouldn’t be able to with the normal matress
G'day Glen,
You could physically do it, but all our Self Inflating mattress brands have advised warranty is void for roof top tent use.
Self inflating mats are designed to be rolled for storage, not folded. With the compression and pressure of being folded in roof top tents the bonding on the mattress and the integrity of the foam at those fold points can cause issues.
We've had a few warranty claims that have been rejected for this reason.
They're also subject to greater temperature fluctuations stored in a roof top tent - even in flat hardshell roof top tents we see alot of delamination of the glues and bonding on a mat.
Again, you can physically put a mat in your roof top tent and leave it if you want to, as long as you're aware that it won't be covered under warranty. A good quality self inflating mat can be abit of an investment for people, so taking them out is the way to go if you want a long life from your mat.
How does this compare to Exped or Zempire Monstamat? Looking to upgrade mattress in a 1400 Swag. Also looking to use on a Stretcher.
G'day Brendan,
The Supreme Snoozer is fairly new to the market, so we don't have much feedback on these as yet.
The EXPED is known to be the "rolls royce" of sleeping mats, with the Mostamat being around for years and being one of the most popular mats we have.
The Supreme Snoozer looks to be a good quality mat, and its comfortable aswell - time will tell how it sits in the range.
Can I please ask what portable pump and appropriate attachment would you recommend to use to inflate and deflate this mattress?
G'day Romy,
We'd probably recommend the Flextail Max Pump 2 Pro 4−in−1 Portable Rechargeable Air Pump, its nice and compact, but powerful.
Fairly new to our range, but incredibly popular.
Hope that helps!
G'day Snowys, will this fit a 1400 23zero rtt? The canvas fold out style tent. Cheers
G'day Justin,
It will, but you'll need to remove the mattress for pack up - self inflating mats can't be kept inside the roof top tent between uses, as it can cause damage which won't be covered under warranty.
Does this fit inside the Darche Dusk To Dawn Dome Swag 1400? I want to upgrade the mattress that came with it, as the bottom gets wet with condensation a lot over winter during the night. Any suggestions for a substitute would be greatly appreciated, thanks :)
G'day Mollie,
Yep, it does! Its going to be one of your better options, as most other mattresses are around 1300 wide.
This one should fit perfectly, but just make sure you flip the valves around to deflate when you want to roll the swag up - it will make it alot easier and keep the overall pack size of the swag down.
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