Camping Sleeping Pad, Ultralight Camping Mat with Pillow, Built-in Foot Pump Inflatable Sleeping Pads Compact for Camping Backpacking Hiking Traveling Tent,Single,Green.

This sleeping pad is so worth the price! Much cheaper than most others out there, lightweight and compact but very comfy and easy to set up and deflate. I don't quite blow it up all the way so that it has a little give and I sleep great while my camping friends are complaining of being sore, or lugging their massive queen sized air mattresses along. Not me! I was worried it would pop on the second use but I've used it several times now with no issue.

Ordered two of these, one for myself (5’10”, 185pounds) and my 11 year old son for a backpacking trip. They held up great and were comfortable to sleep on. While probably not as lightweight or as quiet as some of the name brands, this sleeping pad was reasonable and a great alternative. It held air throughout the night and deflated easily in the morning. The storage bag is big enough to easily put back in. The built-in foot pump took some getting used to, and isn’t necessarily the fastest, but it works well enough and saves you from having to blow it up with your mouth after a day of hiking. So far so good. If you are considering this, give it a try.

I received this today and took it out to give it a test run on a concrete kitchen floor. TLDR surprisingly ergonomic and comfortable with no additional pillows or padding. Great little mat for camping or impromptu napping on your lunch break.Quality: 8.5/10 this is made with solid materials and looks like it’ll stand up to time. The valve seals are well designed and have worked great the first few times inflating and deflating it during testing. Bonus torture test involved leaving it out for my dogs and cats to play on and no claw damage or anything so that’s pretty solid.Price: 9/10 excellent value for the product.Setup and packing procedures: Very straight forward and not cumbersome or annoying to deflate and repack in less than 3-5mins max. There are two valves, one on the blue side for deflation and one on the green side near the foot section. Make sure the blue side is closed before inflating.Size, weight and portability: thing is shorter than the length of my forearm and barely as big around as my biceps, dimensions in description but it’s very portable to pack along for a trip or store in a locker etc at work. Weight isn’t something I’m too concerned with but I know avid hikers etc are. Very reasonable feels air light to me and I don’t think it would be an issue to backpack around at all. Again, weight in description.Overall highly recommend and will update if it suddenly has issues in the future. 7.26.25

Sleeping pad is compact and easy to pack or store and is a perfect addition to my son's camping gear. Inflation is fast and easy and the elevated pillow is nice - though you would still want a small pillow. The pad is comfortable for someone lightweight and fits well in a tent but may not be the best choice for a large or heavy adult. There was no weird smell, no noise to inflate.

I bought two of these for a horseback camping trip in the mountains. They packed small and light, and were comfortable. They were easy to inflate (I used my knee on the built in pump). I didn’t realize they snapped together when I bought them, so that was a happy surprise! We only used them for 4 nights, so I can’t speak to their longevity, but they held air perfectly for those 4 nights and we didn’t have to reinflate them every day. (I think we did add a bit of air on the last night, but only out of caution as we rearranged our sleeping situation preparing for an extra cold night!)

Now that we've had a chance to use this a couple of times, I'm ready to review this. I purchased this air mattress for my daughter for her tent in June and she's now used it for a solid week.On its own, the pad is fine to sleep on. (Keeping in mind, she's 13 and only weighs about 100-120 pounds--if you're closer to 200, this may not be sufficient. I know I wouldn't want to mess with it.) She likes it even better when she uses the pad from her cot to give it a more mattress-like feeling. The added pillow is nice, but not really sufficient on its own, so I'd still bring another.The length of this is perfect and for camping, it weighs practically nothing. She has a 4 person Coleman tent that she won from school and it fits inside just right. One of the best features is the foot pump, which makes it very quick to set up. We haven't had any trouble with leaking, but it's not a bad idea to have a yoga mat or something similar placed underneath just to make sure it's not going to get damaged. Tear down is fine, but if you have a decent vacuum at home, you can do it in half the time.We haven't got a second one (yet!) but it looks pretty simple to connect them together to make a larger mattress. My other kids are very jealous of their very kitted-out sister, so we may end up with more of them soon! In that case, having them connect would be very helpful to save a little space in the tents.Overall, she's a pretty happy camper (ha) and so I'd consider buying these for the other kids too.