Rumpl Overlanding

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the Rumpl Overland Mat designed for?

  The Overland Mat is a padded ground barrier built for overlanding, car camping, and basecamp use—ideal as a tent footprint, seating pad on wet or rocky ground, a post-shower changing area, or a nap spot. It’s a multi-purpose mat rather than a full blanket or sleeping bag, prioritizing abrasion resistance and ground protection.
• What materials and technologies keep the Overland Mat durable and weather-ready?

  The top uses quilted 250D recycled nylon soft-touch twill with a PFAS-free DWR to shed light moisture and stains, while the core provides ample padding for uneven terrain. The underside is a 10K-rated waterproof shell and the whole product is made from 100% post-industrial recycled nylon for abrasion resistance and packability.
• How should I choose the right size and secure the mat for my vehicle or tent?

  Pick a size (examples include Sedona or Marnberry standard variants) based on your tent footprint or vehicle bed dimensions and intended group seating; check the product listing for exact packed and unpacked dimensions. Corner staking loops let you anchor the mat on soft ground, and it stuffs into the included StuffleBag for compact storage in a backseat or truck.
• How do I clean and care for a Rumpl Overland Mat in the field?

  For routine care, spot-clean with mild soap and water or hose off mud and grit, then air-dry completely before packing to protect the DWR and padding. Avoid high-heat drying and harsh solvents to preserve the PFAS-free DWR and the waterproof 10K bottom; store dry and loosely stuffed when possible.
• How does the Rumpl Overland Mat compare to the Rumpl Backcountry Puffy Blanket?

  The Overland Mat emphasizes rugged ground protection, a heavier padded core, and a 10K waterproof bottom for use on rocks, sand, and damp surfaces, whereas the Backcountry Puffy Blanket focuses on lofted insulation and packable warmth for sitting and camp warmth. If you need a dedicated ground barrier and tent footprint, choose the Overland Mat; for extra warmth and compressibility on top of seating, the Backcountry Puffy is the warmer option.