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Hale

Mistal 7 Self-Inflating Mat

Unisex

Rated 4.5 out of 5 4.5 (147)

£89 £80 for Club members

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A 7cm self-inflating mat with a recycled top fabric, made to be patched.

Colour: Holloway
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Only a few left in some sizes.

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About this product

We designed the Mistal 7 to sit in a Hale family tent for years. It is 7cm thick with an R-value of 5.2, and the base is a 150D polyester that will take a gritty groundsheet for years.

If it does puncture, a repair bench can patch it, and Club members get that free. The top fabric is recycled polyester. Hale House testers spent a week on them at Dartmoor campsites in April before we settled on the foam.

  • Seven centimetres thick, R-value 5.2
  • Recycled polyester top, 150D polyester base
  • Large valve for fast filling and deflating
  • Stuff sack with a repair kit in the lid

Specification

R-value (ASTM F3340)5.2
TypeSelf-inflating
Thickness7cm
Weight1.8kg (Regular)
SizeRegular 183 x 51cm, Regular Wide 196 x 64cm
Packed size60 x 18cm
ValveTwist valve
Product codeSL1022

Materials

Top 100% recycled polyester, base 150D polyester, both with a TPU coating. Polyurethane foam core.

Care

Store unrolled with the valve open. Wipe clean and bring it to a repair bench if it starts losing air.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5

147 reviews

  • 5 star82
  • 4 star32
  • 3 star15
  • 2 star8
  • 1 star4

Reviews on this demo are invented, like everything else here.

  1. 4 out of 5

    Comfortable, takes space

    Really comfortable for car camping. The rolled size is longer than I expected, so check your boot.

    Fiona, Pitlochry · 29 June 2026

  2. 5 out of 5

    Still going after two summers

    Bought two for us and they've been on every trip since. One got a thorn through it and the bench in Okehampton fixed it while we had a coffee.

    Paul, Okehampton · 8 September 2025 · Regular Wide