Pacific Outdoor Equipment Eco Thermo 6 sleeping mat

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Sleep better outside (and wake up ready to move)

If you’ve ever tried to “tough it out” on hard ground, you already know the truth: good sleep is the difference between enjoying day two and limping through it. The Eco Thermo 6 is built for comfort and warmth, with sustainability in mind. If you want an easy way to make your whole sleep setup feel cleaner and cosier, pair it with a cotton sleeping bag liner. It’s a simple add-on that can make nights away feel a lot more like home.

What it is

The Pacific Outdoor Equipment Eco Thermo 6 is an inflatable sleeping mat that blends the classic Ether Thermo style with more eco-considered materials. The Eco range uses bamboo-based fabrics and insulation, and the brand positions the series as a sustainability-led, carbon-neutral alternative through renewable energy offsets in manufacturing and shipping.

You also get the practical extras you actually want on a trip: a stuff sack and a repair kit for quick fixes on the go.

Key benefits

Comfort that helps you stay asleep

With a generous thickness, this mat helps smooth out uneven ground and takes the sting out of firm campsites. Inflate it to your preferred feel, whether you like it soft or a bit firmer.

Warmth and insulation from the ground

Sleeping “cold” often comes from the ground underneath you, not the air temperature. A quality sleeping mat adds a buffer that helps you stay warmer and more comfortable through the night.

Eco-considered materials (without sacrificing performance)

Bamboo fabrics and bamboo-based fibre fill are used to lift comfort while keeping the material story more planet-friendly. It’s a solid pick if you like gear that aligns with a lighter footprint.

Durable gear = less waste

Long-lasting gear matters. The longer you can use it, the less often you replace it. That saves money, reduces waste, and keeps useful equipment out of landfill.

Stuff sack + repair kit included

Small punctures happen. Having a repair kit in your pack can save a trip. The included stuff sack also makes packing faster and keeps your kit tidy.

Size & specs

Brand Pacific Outdoor Equipment (formerly Insulmat)
Size 183cm (L) × 51cm (W) × 6cm (thick)
Weight 709g
Included Stuff sack + repair kit
Quick tip: If you’re between “ultralight” and “proper comfort,” a mat around this thickness is often the sweet spot for sleeping well without feeling like you packed a mattress.

How to use it (and keep it going for years)

Keep it simple and you’ll get the best life out of your mat.

  • Inflate: Open the valve and inflate to comfort. If your model self-inflates partially, let it draw in air first, then top up.
  • Protect: Clear sharp sticks and stones before laying it down, or use a groundsheet if you’re on rough terrain.
  • Pack: Fully deflate, roll tight, then pop it in the stuff sack so it stays compact in your pack.
  • Clean: Wipe with a damp cloth. Let it dry fully before storage.
  • Repair: If you get a small leak, use the included repair kit so you’re not stuck sleeping on the ground.

For a broader “what to pack” overview (including sleep systems), this Travel Gear guide is a handy read: Master the Unexpected: Essential Travel Gear for Every Adventure.

Recommended add-ons

Want a lighter warm-weather option?

If you’re camping in warmer conditions or want a more budget-friendly backup mat, check out the Pacific Outdoor Equipment Ether Compact 6 sleeping mat. It’s a great “spare mat” choice for car camping, mates’ trips, or keeping in the boot.

Make your sleep setup feel cleaner and more comfortable

A liner is one of those low-effort upgrades you’ll feel straight away. The Anti-Insect & Anti-Bacterial Cotton Sleeping Bag Liner with Pillow Insert adds a soft layer, helps with hygiene, and can be handy in warm climates on its own.

Recommended for your next trip

FAQ

Open the valve and inflate to your comfort level. If your mat self-inflates partly, let it pull in air first, then top up to get the firmness you like.

A sleeping mat helps insulate you from the ground. For genuinely cold trips, it’s best to also choose a warm sleeping bag, wear dry layers, and avoid damp ground where possible.

That’s exactly why the included repair kit is handy. Dry the area, follow the patch steps, and you can usually get back to a solid sleep the same trip.

Yes. A comfy inflatable mat is great for festivals, caravan trips, or keeping as a spare for visitors—especially when you want something that packs away neatly.

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