Best Cold Weather Mattress I Have Ever Used - DOD Outdoors Soto Sleeping Mattress Review

This is the Soto Mattress from DOD Outdoors; Soto means outside in Japanese. Speaking of which, DOD Outdoors is a Japanese outdoor company who has been impressing me a lot lately with their products.
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:: DOD Outdoors Soto Sleeping Pad ::
Sizes : S M L
Small : 1 adult
Medium : 2 adults
Large : Good for 2 adults and child or dog
Measurements Stored : 36” x 9” x 9”
Measurement Pad : 4” thick x 82” long x 31” wide
Measurement Pillow : 17.5” long, 12” wide x 2” thick self inflated but can be inflated via breath for additional thickness
Materials :
Pad/Pillow body: Polyester (TPU coating)
Middle material: Polyurethane foam
Sheets: Polycotton (80% polyester, 20% cotton)
R-Value : 8.3
Weight : 10.1lbs
Color : Tan
Cost : $299
Inflation :
Self-inflates to 70% - from there you can use the pillow to pump up the pad to the firmness that you desire.
My Use and Experience :
I’ve been testing this product out for a number of months now, summer going into the fall and winter; I’ve used it on warm nights with temps in the mid 60’s and cool nights with temps down to 20f.
Review Pros :
Mattress is Supremely comfortable - sleep in any position and it’s comfort city - you aren’t going to feel anything that’s under you.
Pillow is very comfortable - it’s not thick but that’s how I like my pillows - your opinion may vary on this
Excellent quality
Smart design - use the pillow to inflate the Mattress
Comfortable sheets
Incredible r-value : does an incredible job at blocking the cold from underneath you - I used this on a truck camping trip and was really, really impressed at how warm and comfortable it was. This Mattress has provided the warmest and most comfortable nights sleep in my truck that I have ever had.
Versatile product - can use for camping, in a cabin, in your vehicle and so on
good looking product
Review Cons :
Price : There is no way around this, this sleeping mattress is pricey. That’s not to say that it isn’t worth the cost as you are getting a lot for the money; the Mattress, a pillow, and sheets for both. This is a premium product and the price represents that.
Storage bag is a too small for this setup - requires a very tight roll for everything to fit
Cumbersome and a bit difficult to roll up
Summary :
While expensive I’ve really grown to love this Mattress. Again, it is by far the most comfortable Matts that I have ever been on.
The r-value is incredible for winter time camping and at the same time, isn’t all that warm in the summer.
If you’re looking for a versatile mattress, I would recommend taking a look at this…..if you can afford it.
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[@romulan1961]

Luke once again you amazed us with your honest reviews. We bought the Ridgelight and because you gave it such great reviews we had to wait to get it lol. The company gave you credit for the great review as they should. They gave us the Carabiners for free. My friend I'm a Veteran and your Strength and Honor motto is spot on. We live in Greeley Colorado and we are hoping to meet you some day,it would be a honor for us. Because of your adventures and reviews we go camping a lot more and we have bought equipment you have recommended. Thank you for what you do and keep up the good work. No mission to difficult, no sacrifice to great, Duty first. Big Red One motto

[@brianmabin5947]

Melvin, former Army Vet here in Denver too! We should get some other co fans of Luke's together for when he does come through again, be great to meet up and hang with like minded individuals!

[@globalfamiliesfirst]

To all of our heroic vets and their families, a very heartfelt thank you for your service! The proud daughter of a WWII Navy man and granddaughter (both side’s) of WWI Navy man and Army cook! Frances

[@MakeMoreMusicOk]

Melvin, thank you for your bravery and your selfless service 🎖🎖🎖

[@romulan1961]

@@MakeMoreMusicOk thanks you. It was a honor and a privilege to have served. My oath of defending the constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic has no expiration date.

[@Randomyoutubevideosforyou]

Yep

[@Pink_Sky_By_Night_Adventures]

I have an Exped mattress, if you fold it in quarters, squeezing the air out as you fold first, then roll it, so much easier and will roll up smaller every time. I would also ditch the pillow bag and let it lay flat against the mattress in the bag 👍

[@triel77]

I just got one of those during the REI 20% off for members sale! I'm really looking forward to taking out my MegaMat10, as a cold sleeper I have really needed to upgrade for a while now. Here's hoping that I can start getting to the outdoors a little more now.

[@tcranger85]

@@triel77 we went to Exped MegaMats after freezing on the standard “blow up bed” from Target. They were a great investment!

[@fireboyandy]

Exactly! The pre deflate method before rolling is the way to go with this type of mattress. Also agree with the pillow comment.

[@himhim3344]

I love my exped megamat. I recently bought the widget to inflate it

[@ArielleViking]

Great review and nice to hear that it's well insulated and comfortable also great how you also list the cons honestly so people can make an informed choice. Strength and honor. 👍

[@wayne8276]

Excellent review . Thank you .

[@jan6293]

Thanks Luke for the review.

[@davespoemsandsongs9497]

thank you Luke for awesome review about this Soto Mattress I think worth the price right thank again for sharing this with me

[@Ryan-yu4td]

I really appreciate you showing how you roll and store the bag. That's a previous comment I left on some other video reviews about tarps/tents/sleeping pads, etc... Thanks!

[@sandraharry8350]

Congratulations on 500k 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🥳🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉🍻🍻🍻😁😁😁

[@ernestpaul2484]

Looks like an excellent addition to my "must have" equipment list. I was waiting to hear your review on this, but the big thing was the dimensions. My 7x14 enclosed is be configured with XL Disc-O-Bed bunks (1 set) and a Disc-O-Bed trundle single. These will fit the bunks just perfectly. My wife tried the trundle and didn't like the way it sagged, so I have been looking for a mattress/inflatable sleep pad to put on top. These are expensive for my budget, but I have three people to include myself to keep comfortable and rested. So I will figure a way to pull the trigger on them, if even if I have to spread out the purchases over a few months. Thanks for another excellent product review.

[@brianmabin5947]

Qomotop used to produce these for Amazon, they've since stopped. We bought 2 2 years ago and the most comfortable mattress ever, truly! They were roughly half the price though of the Soto version. Great pads, slept on them down to -10, with a top quilt!

[@gloriamitchell4596]

Wowza Luke!! I love that mattress!! I do agree, I think I would have a very hard time with getting🤗 it deflated enough to get it back in the bag. But other than that, I would definitely get one. Thanks for the great review!!

[@zachredline]

Inflate/deflate device is the answer to making that pad roll up EASY. Love the channel.

[@jeremyhernandez5496]

This blew my mind that this is pretty much the exact same design as my wife and I's sleeping pads. The name of ours is Qomotop. They are very nice and comfortable and have the same coin inflate and deflate system. I recommend them to everyone that asks about them. I am a side sleeper and can confirm that I'm very comfortable and don't feel a thing below me. Another great review Luke!

[@marjiecleveland]

That’s exactly what I need! It’s awesome. Yes, the price is a bit high, but with the sheets and pillow added, a good deal!!

[@cybereye2]

Anything that is quality costs. Thanks for your honest review.

[@jaypanas-adamson4367]

Hey, I have a similar product from a company called Outwell. The trick to expelling all the air and getting it rolled up super tight is to roll it up (exactly as you did in your vid), then unroll it again (with the valve remaining closed so air can't get in) and repeat the rolling process to squeeze out more air. The first roll doesn't get out all the air

[@Terji]

wow what a creative design

[@annisechetelat9026]

Cool bed! I'm too old to camp but I like the fact that air goes in and not out.

[@dennisweaver7216]

When I can afford it,. I will own one for sure. Thanks for sharing.

[@STB-jh7od]

This looks awesome, I really liked the pillow as a bellows to inflate the mattress.

[@tonigrandon8695]

Amazing mattress I'd buy it . When I have money to buy it so great.:-) Have a great week and lovely weekend 😘🌞💞💞.

[@kinjiru731]

I think a good night's sleep is hard to put a price on. Worth it.

[@AaronReck]

I love to get out there and camp or just the nature during the day. It's nice to get far out there in the woods. I really appreciated all the information and I'll continue to think about it. You may have sold me.

[@granitesand78]

I love my exped. I like the pillow inflator idea. Mine comes with an inflator but I had to source my own pillow

[@alexanderweaver7066]

I have the Teton base mat on my van bed and over a two year period I has become compressed mainly around the hip area. I am looking for a good replacement and you just reviewed what I need. Lol. Right on time, Luke. Thanks!. $300 is worth it for the comfort alone. Soto products are not cheap but quality is worth the price...you get what you pay for.

[@Robert-yp9zs]

Ah...the old "knee trick." I've used it on other inflatables that I need to roll/fold into small volumes. As always, I appreciate your candid reviews.

[@thomaswilson813]

You can’t beat Japanese quality, I want the medium one. Thank you for the outstanding review!!🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@anthonycross3394]

Hi Luke hope you're very well!!!.....I'm very impressed with that system, However....I think they would sell many more if the price were HALF. Everything you said about the kit seems correct and I would purchase one in a heartbeat if NOT for the High cost But I'm just one voice....looking forward to more reviews and camping, in the meantime stay well

[@lightstrider8239]

Looks like a great product. For that price I might almost prefer it over the luxury blow up mattresses for a travel bed, extra bed for people who come over, etc.

[@bobclark7211]

Thanks Luke

[@Advokat_]

I really love DOD products. I ordered the Ichi One Pole M based on your review without even waiting for the rain test. It's fantastic, although I've only put it up once to make sure all the bits are present. Very easy setup and it's massive. All the seams are taped. Exceptional quality for the price. I just ordered a Sugoi chair, too. This mattress is out of my price range. If it was a bit less expensive, I'd bite.

[@glweeks]

Just got 30% off with soto30, but expires very, very soon.

[@earlshaner4441]

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother

[@suezaple4950]

wow the mattress looks wonderful love that you get a pillow and sheets how cool is that even looks comfy, it would be nice if it was a bit more affordable though and the bag larger. Thank you Luke appreciate the review. Ontario

[@richardshoat8711]

Looks like a good 1. I use to fold up tarps alot. I thank I could get it folded up,but it's much money.

[@clintsoutdooradventures]

Sometimes, you get what you pay for! Another great review

[@victorbeebe8372]

Aloha and mahalo Luke. Very interesting productsuc

[@victorbeebe8372]

Products.

[@hypo345]

We have an Exped megamat duo and it’s as comfortable as our mattress at home. We learnt the hard way with other lesser mattress/sleeping pads before we got to the Exped. With an R value of 8.1 we have never felt cold from below. The pillow and it’s ability to pump up the mattress is a great idea. We have the same struggle to compress the mattress after use but it’s still worth the effort, a good nights sleep is priceless.

[@stewescapes9514]

I have the megamat too and I agree that’s it’s great. I believe it’s less expensive than this one. I found the deflation easier than what I see him doing, I just store it in half up in my iKamper mini. I removed the iKamper foam mattress and put in carpet.

[@hypo345]

@@stewescapes9514 Exped MM quite a bit cheaper in the UK than the One Luke has shown, almost get a duo for the single price of that one.

[@T2CParacord]

I have a similar pad and found that if I roll it up, unroll it and roll it again it fits in the bag better. With that being said- they are awesome sleeping pads.

[@glweeks]

Thank you for this review, Luke! I'm wondering if the Soto medium mattress would fit in a Ichi medium tent, with that center pole... I should have paid more attention in geometry lol. Thanks for all you do.

[@damnyankeed.3750]

Now that's pissah! I gotta get one.

[@balthazarquinn]

Another amazing review of an apparently amazing product! The pack-up process *does* look tedious, although you’d be comfortable kneeling on the mattress as you deflate it? 😉👍

[@shanelyon414]

Looks like a great mattress! Will it be as good as my Thermarest XL Dreamtime? It does look a lot like the Mondo King from Thermarest, a bit more expensive however. Yes thick mattresses are hard to roll up but once do it a few times you learn the tricks. Nothing beats a great nights sleep, this mattress looks like a sure bet. Thanks for the great review Luke!

[@tinabryant3051]

That looks great, high dollar but worth it! What about a patch kit just in case??! Thx for review!

[@matthewhoopes7757]

I have a cot that's pretty good that I saw you do a review a while back, but this looks like it may be a bit better

[@MrTangent]

Looks like my perfect sleeping system for ultralight set up! Kidding, but it does look amazing for car camping and camping where you don’t hike far. And would excel as a impromptu guest bed.

[@TC-zi2yp]

Ive just received my large version. Extremely impressed with the quality. Huge difference between japanese and chinese build quality. Its the exact width of a twin but a bit longer. The price on the large was $400 cad. $100 of that was shipping because it comes straight from Japan and it came in 3 days. So $300cad for a large is definitely worth it.

[@jaredstewmelt]

Definitely reminds me of the comparable Exped takes on this class of product. A lot of those are a bit cheaper, too.

[@andyackerman7123]

I use an exped. This looks on par. I like the valve system on this one.

[@andyackerman7123]

The exped bag is a roll top, making it much easier to store

[@IMDARKFIRE007]

Ahhh you're killin' me Luke haha....another DOD product before the tipi tent test night? Okay okay, I can say this for DOD, the high prices seem justified. Bought my tipi tent and gave it a once over (not taking it out until the test night so I know what to expect) and it seems VERY well made. If I was in the market for a mattress, I would buy this even at that price without a second thought.

[@Randomyoutubevideosforyou]

Like your ideas

[@vstplanetee]

Awesome video, nice product. I think this could be my second comment on KZbin ever. I was also on a hunt for the most warmest and comfortable mattresses out there, but I cannot test them out, so I was wondering if you could look into this mattress and review it. Outwell Nirvana 10cm double, which has R value of 11.2! Thanks a lot. Cheers.

[@rhondakennedy819]

Thanks for the info. Having spinal problems I need a comfortable ER mattress. Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all

[@lindawoody8501]

Nice and well reviewed. I agree that the quality seems like it is good based on this video. I also feel that a $300.00 price is quite high and likely out of reach for many outdoors enthusiasts. More like the $200 range per person for the single small bed plus pillow would be OK.

[@micheleaday3902]

Luke For Me 300 Is Steep But It Looks Like A Nice Bed Thank You For Great Demo❤

[@bossybill7437]

I have a similar mattress... when packing it away, I find it's a lot easier if you plan to do so in more than one go. That is, instead of working hard to get all the air out in one pass, simply not try as hard but with the valve still in the closed/exhale position, unroll it and wrap it up again. On the second time around, getting the rest of the air out will be a lot easier (because it will be much less bulky).

[@jasondunbar3667]

If you use the compression straps on the outside of the bag before you zip it it will make it much easier to zip along the way. I had a tent like this

[@Silverback_GMT410]

Looks amazing and comfy! Price is high but storage size seems like the bigger con.

[@TC-zi2yp]

$80-100 of that cost is shipping in there as they ship straight from Japan.

[@bluesrules]

Hey man great video as usual I think it would be easier if you first close the compression straps and then zip it up

[@billhemingway5558]

REI used to sell a 3 1/2 inch camp bed similar and sold it for $120. I've had it 20 yrs still use it.

[@fishersaerialphotography121]

On Amazon for $274 you can get a Thermorest mono king 3-D mattress. It comes with a self inflating bag and a repair kit and the Stuff sack is also your inflator. This mattress has a 9R value. I’ve used this once and it was very comfortable. However, if you put a silver close Cell foam pad underneath it, it will slide around on that. Comparing the two prices for an extra 20 some dollars you can get this DOD mattress. I agree that the price of the DOD could be cheaper but so could the Thermorest mattress. Thank you for the review I will keep it in mind if I need to purchase another one.

[@Chaucerfaux1]

As always such an honest review of this. I would have to aagree that the price for this item is rather high by my opinion atleast 100$, i can see paying around 200 for this quality of comfort. Now as far as deflating it, in my experience with similar style/type of mattresses or sleeping pads if you roll out the air the first time unroll it and do a second rolling deflate, that somehow seems to get out just that extra bit of air that can make a huge difference in getting it back in the pack easy or slightly not so easy.

[@JDS-Dalton]

I won a very similar mattress from HeyTrip in a photo contest, pretty much same size, same exact valve, and it is so comfy and warm, it's also about $120. I have since switched to a DeepSleep mattress which is essentially the same comfy and warm self inflating foam, just shaped to fit in the back of a vehicle.

[@babybumpaftertr]

I love my HeyTrip mattress! Great price point for the quality.

[@JDS-Dalton]

@@babybumpaftertr only reason it's no longer my main camping mattress is that it's rather bulky in the back of my car with a fridge haha

[@swaggingsisters]

Have an Exped Megamat and Zempire Monstamat that are similar (cheaper though). Easiest way to get any of them rolled up is the 'Exped way' ie roll into thirds, body weight to squeeze majority of air out. Then roll how you did it with the knees. Most are one easy valves. Exped and Zempire of ours roll down small and with room to spare in their bags.

[@Lea-bw9wj]

Intersting design. I have an Oztrail. I find that if I fold in half first to get most of the air out before I start rolling. I like the one way valve. Mine I have to open and close the valve as I'm trying to deflate it. I also don't just use my knees. I use my whole body to try and get the air out of it. I've had some strange looks while I'm crawling and bouncing around trying to roll it up. There's always that secret win feeling you get when you get them in the stupidly small bags. You can celebrate because all you want to do is collapse after fighting with a mattress

[@johnburgin7478]

I’d lose the cap for the pillow unless I put it in the case . Looks nice but does seem a bit high . Zipper on the mattress bag won’t last long at that rate. Since it has a one way valve , if you couldn’t re-roll it and get more air out . Have some old Tex-Sport that similar but much older . Definitely a pain to roll . Thanks for the review

[@darkangelgaming1117]

Interesting design. I have been using a MondoKingXL from Thermarest for car camping lately, very similar to this one, the 30" wide model. It would always feel uncomfortable to me to use the narrower ones and have my shoulders and arms hang off either side at night. Honestly I might just have to go with a queen size going forward, I sleep on my side too much and hate when my arms hang off the side. Because of its size, I think it takes me about 65 breaths to fill up mine, so the inflatable pillow is a nice touch on this one. Great review Luke!

[@SchmutzieOutdoors]

I have the MondoKing XL (2018 model) and I don't think I've needed more than 5 breaths to top mine off. I take it out first thing and just unroll it. Half an hour later the foam has expanded enough to just top it off. Try letting it self-inflate for an hour and see how close it gets to filled. One thing I did was ditch the ThermaRest stuff sack because that thing is way too small. Like filling a sausage casing. I just use two compression straps like Luke does in this vid.

[@darkangelgaming1117]

@@SchmutzieOutdoors Good info, thank you sir

[@SchmutzieOutdoors]

@@darkangelgaming1117 Also, don't know about you but I store my Mondo inflated. I was told that storing it rolled up for long periods causes the foam to take longer to return to full thickness. I wait until I'm loading up for the trip before finally compressing it and strapping it. Springs right back after a 9 hr drive to the BWCA. 🏕

[@deepfish4432]

Thx!

[@paulinemary975]

top notch👍

[@MeMe-cd1wy]

Exped mega at is very similar. Good for -34F, 4’ thick. Just like a memory foam mattress.

[@kitty4536]

I have an REI Camp Dreamer XL mattress that is half the price as this, same thickness, a big wider and shorter, and a less comfortable round pillow that doubles as an inflator. It has the exact same one-way valve, less R value but still very warm in cold weather. It's about 6 lbs. This is probably the closest mattress to the Soto one in terms of design and sizing. I have been using it for the last 2 years on a daily basis - when not camping I use it for naps. The reviews on REI were not that great. Most complained about the valve being short-lived. I have my fingers crossed. Hopefully I can still use it for a couple more years.

[@ddahstan6876]

I have the Hikenture pad with a 9.5R value... and it's even more comfortable than my bed at home! But it's a bum that I can't use it for backpacking. Knee rolling is a must, and I had to do it at least two time since I'm about 100lb...in the process to look for something that's more portable but similar (don't like those plastic inflatables!)

[@ADVRaven]

Very cool design for using the pillow as an inflation tool for the main mattress. It looks really nice. And for that price, I would expect nothing less than max comfort. Definitely an investment, but a nice product. Thanks again for the nice show and tell.

[@Staypuff777]

Thanks Luke! I watch these videos on a Roku which doesn't seem to give the option to give thumbs up so I try to go find the video on my phone to do it. Anyhow, I have a similar mattress, did not come with the cool accessories though. I find it to be very comfortable like a real bed. Its my go to unless the weight or size is an issue. I recently bought an REI Helix lightweight air pad for backpacking. It is comfortable for a lightweight air mattress and r value is 4.9 but I question durability. It was new this year and I would love you to review it but they already discontinued it. Maybe that gives me my answer...

[@lggb3588]

A great mattress. A little expensive but still.. a great mattress 👋

[@jeffreywhitaker5154]

I don’t have this sleep pad. I have a kamp something sleep pad. But this one looks great. You would expect this to be used for car camping. Plus it’s quite expensive. One only suggestion is broth Luke should announce his height and weight when doing these demos. He’s a short-petite guy. I’m 6’3” 225lbs.

[@duncdunc76]

Another great product spotlight and review as always👍 Looks like an awesome car camping bed.

[@Staypuff777]

PS, I always do at least two passes to get the air out of my similar air mattress. Works like a charm.

[@ulrikefell3407]

I love my Exped MegaMat. Ever tried one, Luke?

[@vebnew]

Nice

[@bigsexyoutdoors3268]

For those in Canada IMO the Woods Comfort Max would be very comparable at less than half the price. I love mine.

[@ampeg187]

This looks similar to Term a Rest MondoKing 3D XXL version but without the pillow. I'd really like to compare to this, i'm planning to get one before the camping season in spring and summer.

[@Phaiski]

It’s a nice product but I still like my double roamer by Nemo and the roamer single xl wide it’s 4 inches thick and the r value is decent enough to not feel cold air have you tried it yet just wondering I haven’t seen you used that yet it’s easier to store than this you should make an comparison thanks love the vids

[@rumblechick73]

It's easier to roll it up if you lay on it and roll yourself across it first. I have a DX Thermarest (unfortunately without a oneway valve) that I just unscrew the cap, lay on it until it's mostly deflated, then roll it up. It's probably fun to watch me pull this off because it takes some pretty quick maneuvering so it doesn't re-inflate! The other con I see is the same one I have with the Thermarest, you shouldn't store it for any long period with it totally compressed, so finding a place to keep it can get interesting. I've had mine inflated for about 7 years leaning against the space behind my closet door and in all that time it has barely lost any air whatsoever.

[@andrewjones4050]

if you turn the valve so its neither on inflate or deflate the hole is much larger and makes getting the air out so much easier. as seen in the pillow at 1m.17s

[@HigginsGuitars]

Hi luck. To buy this in the uk it’s $1200. Also thanks for the videos I been watching for years now.

[@benterwellen]

It’s expensive, but it does look great…Soto is a great brand.

[@steveallen6147]

Here in the uk I had a KAMPA LUXURY 10CM SELF INFLATING MAT - XL,be interesting to see a comparison because the kampa is only £65 and so luxurious,but,too bulky,has same valves,but two so it seems easier to inflate,deflate too.

[@jyo8914]

I bought the poor mans version of this mattress, a Lost Horizon. It was a HUGE upgrade from our old Coleman air mattress which failed on us twice. As far as deflating it, I also bought the Lost Horizon air pump since you can hook it up and suck the air out. It will get much smaller and easier to roll up as you do.

[@oliverfuchs4357]

Decathlon has a nearly identic matress with R9.7 for 99€ in europe. You could try to get your hands on that one too.

[@jamesmyers9150]

I can make roll up a little easier. Open valve. Lay on it flat to push out some air. Fold in half and lay on it again to push out a second amount of air. Then do the roll method last. It goes much easier.

[@cowmancheese]

I think around 250 would be the most id pay for it, theres always the exped megamat as well. But the quality is undeniable!

[@theblabla417]

Can you do a review of the canvas cutter summit bedroom.

[@yourgearyourway4094]

Luke, in Australia, these type of mats are called 4WD mats. They are priced anywhere from $80aud, up to $300aud.

[@royalbrooks7163]

It's really cool but that weight would kill me for hiking. But man, this is pretty sweet for other environments and uses

[@paulahavens2764]

'to heavy for hikers and too pricey. It does look great and it looks like good quality and may be the quality is what you have to trade-off for the price. Thanks for the video it really showed how great this is .

[@Toubabou]

Japanese and Korean camping equipment is of incredible variety, quality and style . The quantity of brands, the products they offer is just unseen in Europe, America, Australia or South Africa . We may see virtually one or two variations of pop-up instants pop ups, they have dozens from two to six pax, shelter or full tents with dozens combinations and or customisation Same with pop up like Gazelle , or car tents , dozens of types They also camp differently : often use shelters with or without partial inner tents. I like their fireplace and cooking style as well

[@andreasweber7828]

Disagreed. Got a lot Soto gear myself, all purchased back home in Germany.

[@Toubabou]

@@andreasweber7828 I did not mean they were not available outside Asia . I meant that they offer different camping solutions that are quite unique 😉

[@DoritosResidue]

​​​​@@Toubabouit also looks cooler. I bought a dod hexa tarp that's all black and it is beautiful. I copied another campsite . They were Japanese and had all Japanese gear that they don't sell in the U.S. Snowpeak, DOD and some other stuff that are Japan exclusive or not in the U.S. They had the most pristine cleanest site at that campground.

[@kenjkbs]

@@andreasweber7828soto is Japanese

[@Bluestatesurvival]

I have a similar mattress. To begin deflating, I fold it in half and lay on it. It gets about 75% of the air out then I start rolling.

[@justintokyo]

Seems very similar to the Thermarest MondoKing 3D that I use. I think it would compare very favorably to the DoD, even on price. The 88x30in XXL can be found for around $200 on sale.

[@johnrains305]

Hope this comment finds you and your beloved well. I do think it is cost prohibitive for many, but as a Healthcare Provider nothing replaces a good sleep. Price is certainly a thing, but the cost of a bad night(s) sleep is even higher. Much Success to you both.

[@marthadunham9043]

Want to hear something funny 😁 the other day I heard this phrase in my head and now I say it to myself all the time just for a chuckle! 😅 "Cheers everyone Cheers!"