I liked the size and weight and it was comfy enough but maybe it's just me but I found it a real faff to re pack in it's stuff sack properly.

Lightweight makes this perfect for backpacking, warm and comfortable, the only downside is if you move in your sleep you will slide off. OEX need to make it a little wider with a non slip coating.

This does a great job. Comfortable and with good ground clearance!
Whilst I will need to do something about moisture in the mat (silica gel sachets on thread?) I cannot fault the mat. Light, compact and comfortable. Why I bought this over the Traverse escapes me - but I feel I made the right choice.

When working it's a good pad. Comfortable, pretty light and well priced.

Problem being that after a couple weeks of use it's developed multiple holes on the creases in the corners. No punctures on the main top/bot surfaces just those folds. Found this out the hard way whilst doing a 2week walk. There were too many holes to even patch with the 2 repair patches they supply. Same happened to a friends pad (which I unfortunately recommended to him).

if you do buy one, also take a foam mat for when it eventually fails.

As a scout leader I do a lot of camping. As a side sleeper, I have found it really difficult to find a comfortable sleep mat - THIS IS IT.

Easy to inflate (it has the best valve I have ever used) and light enough without being super-flimsy.

The only downsides are it isn't huge width wise and others around me have pointed out that it does make a rustling sound when I move.

I'm retracting an earlier review from March 2017: I didn't take it back instead gave it a few more goes and no longer had the deflation problem, no idea what changed but at least it works. Easy to inflate, good insulation, lightweight and small packed size. Only downside is narrowness but that I can live with.

Looked at the reviews and was mixed . So before I used it I blown it up in house. Let it a few hours and had gone Down . Can't find no where it's coming from. I'll be taking back to morrow and hoping for an exchange for one that doesn't deflate

A very good sleeping system takes about 30 seconds to inflate.

Partner used on 6 nights on hiking holiday in Ireland. Lightweight, easy to inflate and deflate, comfortable, handy it comes with carrybag, and none of problems noted by other users. Would recommend!

Sadly I'm returning it to the store: sadly because it has great potential: small, light, good insulation, but mine has deflated on 3 out of 5 trips. Almost certainly the leak, which is very slow, is via the valve there being no detectable punctures.

After my initial review, have used the mat on two occasions and on both times it went down in the night. After the first trip, I checked it moved in the bath but could find no leaks so put it down to just one of those things. However, it deflated again overnight on the next trip. Returned it to the store!

I never usually write a review but after six nights trekking and wild camping in Scotland having a good nights sleep every night I thought this product deserved it.

Had loads of mats and even an expensive Thermareast but they have always let me down in the past. The OEX Fulcrum EV Inflatable Sleeping Mat was great. Light, packs small and stayed inflated all night long for all our trip.

Great product and totally worth the 5 stars

I bought this as a last resort, after months of failing to get any sleep on wild camps.
Has kept me warm in sub 0°C temps and is very comfortable.

This mattress was great - easy to inflate (it is not self inflating you need to inflate it yourself by blowing it up but it doesn't take long). I worried it would be flimsy and susceptible to puncture, but it was more robust than expected and very comfy. Overall made our camping experience much better! A great buy.

Bought after a long comparison process with other makes. Used it wild camping on Dartmoor and was very comfy and robust. A great mat at a good price, easy to inflate and deflate.

I brought this product to test against the Thermarest NeoAir, and wow it was amazing.

The mat itself is very comfy, even in very cold conditions (-12 is the lowest I have used it so far). I have not had any issues with rips or punctures but it does come with a repair kit if said does happen.

The best bit about this mat is how small it packs down. If you fold it in three then roll it up its packs down smaller than the Thermarest NeoAir. That then goes inside a well made roll top dry bag to keep it safe.
Due to being so small and in a dry bag I clip this to the outside of my bag rather than takin up valuable bag space.

I would recommend this to professionals like myself due to the small pack size, weight and excellent quality ulity, but also to budding DofE students due to the excellent value for money it offers.