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Reviews (9)
Jul 10, 2019
Hobo heaven
Every hobo needs this mat. It fits in the coat pocket and will keep your body off cold concrete for a good night sleep when you travel light. A good duster or full emergency sleeping sack and you survive one more night of low temps. I like full bedroll with a fat mat when I'm traveling on a tour but put this in your GO-BAG and stop sleeping on that thousand mile blanket, (the Sunday paper) and cardboard.
I've used it about 10 nights so far and am amazed at how well it functions as a survival tool. It does not do well on rough surface or gravel.
Jun 29, 2018
The most comfort with the least weight and bulk.
Weight vs bulk is the secret of a good nights sleep on the fly. A cozy mattress does not fit into your pocket and the ground is not a cozy mattress. One must make choices. I sleep good on this and I don't weep after a day of carrying it on my back. More comfort than Basecamp self inflating competition at well over half the weight and bulk. I will add pillow because built in pump requires much effort. I you are tough you can sleep in the dirt but I like to enjoy my travels into nowhere. Douglas Coulter USMC after a DD 214 I no longer worship pain. I have cycled all over the USA on an adaptive wheelchair and a good nights sleep is so important during any expedition keeping it in the pleasure zone.
Jan 26, 2018
Overlooked gem of a pocket camera
1 of 1 found this helpful Samsung raised the bar on pocket cameras with the NV7 years back and I bought one. Imagine putting high quality glass on a pocket camera. The next step? Better glass and pro quality sensor without a Leica budget, the EX2F. Short zoom lens will match cameras in the 2K price range. I prefer my Olympus Pen F for choice of lenses but this gives me a back up that fits in my shirt pocket unlike even the smallest mirror less cameras. Point and shoot or choose many features to make the perfect shot that a phone camera just can't match. Low light hand held has been my photo trademark from old film days but cheap slow lenses just don't do it.
Samsung pulled the plug after shaking the photo world with some of the best ideas in digital. I watched for one of these cameras to pop up under $200.00 and have not looked back. Bicycling I rarely leave this one behind. I will grab a tele and ultra wide lens to carry when I really don't have room for my pro cameras.