Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 9.5 x 9.5 x 0.9 inches |
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Package Weight | 0.16 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 27.2 x 19.7 x 14 inches |
Item Weight | 27.22 g |
Brand Name | Exped |
Color | Corn Yellow |
Material | nylon |
Suggested Users | womens |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Exped |
Part Number | Schnozzel Pumpbag UL L (Yellow) |
Style | Ultralight Large |
Included Components | Carry Bag, Pump |
Size | Large |
Exped Schnozzel Pumpbag UL
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About this item
- 20 D Ripstop Nylon
- Imported
- Save your breath - The Schnozzel Pump bag rapidly inflates sleeping pads so won't waste your breath; Fits all Exped mats with 20mm valves; Attach to other brand mats with Universal Valve Adapter, sold separately
- Waterproof utility - It doubles as waterproof compression stuff sack or a pack liner to keep your gear dry and compartmentalized while backpacking, rafting, hunting, or mountaineering
- High-quality build - 20 D Ripstop nylon withstands heavy use in the backcountry
- Easy inflation - Attach the pumpbag valve to the valve on your mat, open the bag up to capture air, close it and roll the top down a couple times for a good seal, and push the air into the mat
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Product Description
Schnozzel Pumpbag is a bag with an attachment valve that allows a sleeping mat to be inflated quickly. Using a pump bag eliminates two unsavory things previously associated with sleeping mat inflation: Having to use lung power to inflate and the resulting accumulation of moisture inside the mat from vapor-laden breath. The latter can encourage (in any air-holding gear) the process of hydrolysis to break down coatings and laminates on the inner walls, so it’s good to avoid blowing into mats. Over the years, it’s evolved to be higher in volume, lighter, more compact, and more versatile (EXPED’s signature tinkering-to-perfection in action). Because it can be used as an ultralight waterproof stuff sack for clothing or a sleeping bag on the way to camp, its net weight is essentially zero.
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ASIN | B00KS3PEVY |
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Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #490,825 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #714 in Marine Dry Bags |
Date First Available | July 30, 2014 |
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Customers like the functionality, weight, and dry storage of the outdoor recreation product. They mention it works well, is dual-purpose, and comes in handy. Some also like the fill rate and ease of inflation. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the ease of use and size.
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Customers are satisfied with the product. They mention it's a great product and works well to inflate their Exped air mattress.
"Worked great with my Exped Downmat 9, which has a built-in hand pump...." Read more
"Works surprisingly well after a couple of uses to make myself use it the best way...." Read more
"This bag worked very well. It is way bigger than I thought it was going to be...." Read more
"...It’s essential and works amazing. Bought two" Read more
Customers find the product useful. They mention it comes in handy at 12,000 feet and above, is essential, and is lightweight. Some say it's a great double or even triple-duty bag.
"Pros: Lightweight, dual-purpose, easy to use, mitigates wear on your sleeping pad by reducing moisture inside the pad, which can lead to all sorts..." Read more
"It is handy and makes quick work of filling up their mattress...." Read more
"...It’s essential and works amazing. Bought two" Read more
"Works. Not as easy as they say but it does work. Comes in really handy at 12,000 ft and above!" Read more
Customers appreciate the weight of the product. They mention it's compact when not in use and very comfortable.
"Pros: Lightweight, dual-purpose, easy to use, mitigates wear on your sleeping pad by reducing moisture inside the pad, which can lead to all sorts..." Read more
"...very compact when not in use. I am very happy with the bag." Read more
"...And it makes an excellent pack liner - a lightweight and functional second waterproof layer for my bag, mat, extra clothes, etc...." Read more
"...But the lightweight and very comfortable Exped Synmat will drive the average person crazy trying to pump it up...." Read more
Customers like the dry storage of the product. They mention it's easy to use and doubles as a dry bag for inside their pack. Some say it makes an excellent pack liner.
"It’s easy to use and a great dry bag as well!" Read more
"...air mattress pump 2) a dry bag for inside my pack (holds at least 40litres) and 3) i’ll even use it as my “hang bag” to..." Read more
"...putting my moisture-laden breath into my insulated pad, and it doubles as a dry sack to carry my quilt and dry clothing so it's not adding weight or..." Read more
"...And it makes an excellent pack liner - a lightweight and functional second waterproof layer for my bag, mat, extra clothes, etc...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the fill rate of the product. They mention it fills the mats much more quickly than through the hand pump.
"...It fills the mats much more quickly that it would through the hand pump, and yes, it could double as a waterproof stuff sack...." Read more
"Does it fill quickly with air? Definitely.Is it airtight? Oh yeah.Does it do the job? Sure......" Read more
"Quite handyIt fills your sleeping mat quickly AND can be used to store stuff that needs to stay dry...." Read more
"Fills exped much faster..." Read more
Customers find the product easy to inflate. They mention it takes only 1.5-2 bags to fill and makes blowing up much easier than normal.
"...It is also very quick and easy to fully inflate the Neoair, taking only 1.5-2 bags to fill...." Read more
"Easy to use to inflate sleeping pads!" Read more
"Makes blowing up so much easier than normal! Love this thing." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the ease of use of the product. Some mention it's easy to fully inflate the Neoair, while others say it takes more effort and time than just blowing the bag.
"Pros: Lightweight, dual-purpose, easy to use, mitigates wear on your sleeping pad by reducing moisture inside the pad, which can lead to all sorts..." Read more
"...not overly fond of it is the fact that it's actually quick difficult to get the bag filled sufficiently with air...." Read more
"It’s easy to use and a great dry bag as well!" Read more
"Works. Not as easy as they say but it does work. Comes in really handy at 12,000 ft and above!" Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the size of the product. Some mention it's very light and small, while others say it's too large for a mattress stuff sack.
"...The bag is plenty big for stuffing all your things that may need to stay dry...." Read more
"...But the effort it's going to take you with such a large bag is almost laughable...." Read more
"...BTW save a buck-ID of inflation hole is 9/16 inch - nicely fits OD of standard tubing...." Read more
"Quite handyIt fills your sleeping mat quickly AND can be used to store stuff that needs to stay dry...." Read more
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Cons..with home-made adapter in place, the Schnozzel cannot be sealed to create a water tight fitting at the bottom of the bag...probably not an issue if using the bag as a pack liner, unless you dunk your pack in a river.
I had previously been using the Exped mini-pump to inflate my Thermarest Neoair Xlite, after I discovered that a small piece of bicycle tubing (road bike size 700c) fit over both the Exped fitting and the standard Thermarest inflator. It takes a little effort to stretch the tubing over the Exped fitting, so once in place, just leave it there. The other end of the tubing will then slide easily over the Thermarest inflator but still creates a seal. (I spent an hour at home depot trying to brainstorm an idea for an adapter, before finally having the revolution about the tubing...don't ever throw away your flatted tubes, because they can be re-purposed for a lot of things!)
The Exped mini-pump, while compact and lightweight, only serves one purpose. It is also a chore to fully inflate a pad (but still not as tiring as blowing air in yourself). This Schnozzel bag can be adapted in the same way described above and has the dual purpose of serving as my pack liner. This bag is well made with very lightweight silnylon, so there is little weight penalty. It is also very quick and easy to fully inflate the Neoair, taking only 1.5-2 bags to fill. Since I have switched to using silnylon bags as pack liners as opposed to pack covers, why not use the bag as a filling method as well? Thermarest sells an adapter to re-purpose a packliner/drybag in this way, but I've heard mixed reviews about it.
The bag is plenty big for stuffing all your things that may need to stay dry. This past weekend, I was able to stuff all my clothes, sleeping bag, hammock, and thermarest into the bag, with room to spare. The hole in the bottom allows air to escape, so you can get a really compressed fit inside your pack (I'm using this in lieu of a compression sack for my sleeping bag). The only downside to leaving the tubing installed on the inflator is that it can't then be pushed into the receptacle cap and sealed. I will probably devise a way to pinch the tubing, or just not worry about it since once it's compressed in you pack, it's highly unlikely water is going to get up the schnozzel unless the pack takes a real dunking. You could also just twist the schnozzel a few times and that should do the trick.
As with any pack liner, you will also have to take care not to let other things in your pack (like stoves/utensil) rub a hole or puncture the liner.
Happy trekking!
Overall, I like the PumpBag, and would purchase it again- the ease of filling my mats is well worth the price and extra ounces. But, this is not a bulletproof product and should be treated as such.
Is it airtight? Oh yeah.
Does it do the job? Sure...
That said, this is definitely a curious case of too much of a good thing.
The bag is air tight. You can push the air into the pad for sure. But the effort it's going to take you with such a large bag is almost laughable. It's like playing whack-a-mole trying to get all the air out of the pump bag and into the pad.
Trying to set up camp, and using this thing in the middle of a precisely sized tent -> recipe for falling over laughing for sure. In hindsight, we would have preferred a bag maybe half the size, and just "refilled" it with air more often.
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I also use it as the dry sack inside my backpack, and it's just massive