Awards
How did Sea to Summit's Ultralight air mattress get to be so comfortable? By being tricky, very tricky. The Ultralight has what it calls "air spring cells," 181 of them created by spot welding the top and bottom of the mattress from head to toe. When you shift your weight, this isolates the compression of the pad, in much the same way a coil bed mattress works, and allows it to conform to your body far more naturally. That's not the only smart feature, either. The valve has two modes: When you're inflating the pad, air can only enter, so your precious breath doesn't come rushing out, but when you deflate it, the large opening lets all the air escape in a blink. And as a bonus, the 12-ounce, 72 by 21.5-inch Ultralight rolls down to the size of a soda can. http://adventure.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/gear/gear-of-the-year-fall-winter-2014/#/sea-to-summit-ultralight-sleeper_84981_600x450.jpg
Explore Range (National Geographic Gear of the Year Award 2014)
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen a real advancement in sleeping mat design, and this is one we can get behind. The surface of each pad in Sea to Summit’s new sleeping mat line is covered with big, pillowy cells that independently compress under pressure—meaning the mat remains firmly comfortable no matter which one of your bony points is pointing south. We also love that each mat is made of two independent air chambers, one on top and one on bottom, which makes it nicely adjustable and redundant in case one side pops. The best part? The stuff sack can be used to pump the mats up in just a couple seconds. http://www.gearinstitute.com/best-in-class/item/best-new-gear-awards-outdoor-retailer-summer-2014
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