Both feature a foam core that can be inflated to a custom level of firmness thanks to one-way, micro-adjustable valves.
It’s hard to imagine having a bad night’s sleep on either of these pads. NEMO Roamer and the Exped MegaMat 10 sleeping pads enter the picture. We’re talking about that “I’m replacing my mattress with this camping pad” kind of comfort, which is where the Today, we’re talking comfort, and no, not the “comfort” that ultralight sleeping pads claim to offer.
We aren’t quite sure how people did it before, but all we know is that we’re happy to have modern-day sleeping pad technology around to save us, and our backs, from a rough night’s sleep. Cue the image of a previously happy camper waking up with a sore back and a stiff neck. It’s camping season again, and that means more days on the trail, more campfires, and of course, more nights spent on the ground.
