HuTools Sleeping Pad for Camping with Pillow Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Backpacking Inflatable Camping Mattress for Sleeping Bag Pad Camping Pad for Travel & Hiking Pump Sacks Included

I shopped around a bunch for a good backpacking sleeping pad and ended up going with this one. It is very compact, lightweight, and easy to inflate. The bag provided for inflation is super effective and is a great alternative to manually blowing up with your mouth; A+ addition to the set. The pillow is great as well. It fit perfectly inside my sleeping bag which kept it from sliding around. So far, I've taken it on one two-night backpacking trip and it worked famously. The value of this pad for the price is tough to beat. I'd highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a lightweight, reliable, and comfortable backpacking sleeping pad.

Here is an in-depth review of this pad and the next 4 competitors. At the bottom is the summary of this model overall.1st Left Blue = HuTools Sleeping Pad (with pillow & inflator)16.25 oz (heavier than most)1.9" thick76.5"x22.8" when open (Tallest of 5), 8.7"x3.5" when in the storage bagR rating unavailable (feels like a summer pad)Weight limit unknown (held my 230lbs "ok")+Good size, comes with a pillow and inflator (Pillow is not comfortable and the inflator wasn't really useful for us)-Makes lots of cracking noises when even the slightest movement on it.By our rating, 3rd out of 5 (for features/value and length)2nd Light Green = HIKENTURE Camping Pad (2019 edition)13.4 oz2.36" thick (thicker than most)72.8x22" when open, 10"x4" when in the bagR 1.3 (likely accurate)Weight limit 200lbs (least of 5)+Pretty light-Too smallBy our rating, 5th out of 5 (just too small and weak, not very comfortable)3rd Middle Dark Green = Sleepingo Camping Sleeping Pad14.5 oz2.2" Thick (good thickness)75x23" when open (good length), 8"x3.5" when in the bag (one of smallest)R2.1 (close to accurate)Weight limit 350lbs (highest of the 5)+Very comfortable-The air valve isn't as comfortable as the othersBy our rating, 1st out of 5 (by far the most comfortable, if a better air valve this would be close to perfect)4th Green = Outdoorsman Lab Camping Sleeping Pad16 oz (pretty heavy compared to others)2.2" Thick (good thickness)73"x21" when open, 8"x3" when in the bag (smallest)R 2.2 (likely overestimated)Weight limit unknown (held up my 230lbs)+Nothing uniquely great to point out, overall good-The valve is not comfortable or as good quality.By our rating, 4th out of 5 (Overall ok, but nothing makes this stand out above the others)5th Right Forrest Green = Ryno Tuff Sleeping Pad (with pillow)~13 oz (lightest of the 5)~2" thick75"x24" when open (good length, widest pad), 11"x4" when in bag (largest in bag)R2.2 (likely overestimated)330lbs weight rated (one of the highest)+Comes with a pillow (which isn't very comfortable), has buttons which you can use to connect 2 pads together (great idea), comes with a repair kitBy our rating, 2nd out of 5 (Good value with the pillow, buttons is a great feature and plenty long for tall people)The HuTools Sleeping Pad (with pillow & inflator) was the 2nd most expensive (both of the top 2 included pillows) and although it's not as thickest the size sealed the deal for us. My only issue is the "cracking noises" but my wife said she doesn't mind it. It's also a good size when in the bag. We may use the inflator at some point (right now we use the inflator as the bag)

I bought the pad and the pillow, and I am very happy with them. Both are very comfortable and made with durable material. Inflation of both products is very quick with the inflation sack, the pillow only requires one go with it and its ready to go in in like 10 seconds. All pieces roll into the storage sleeve, and it is very compact. I may look into more products by this brand, just because this is an amazing product, i feel like they should be selling it for way more. If you like to go camping, this is a must.

Bought this product for the small size and light weight (and the good reviews), but the pillow popped upon blowing it up for the first time in my kitchen, and now I have absolutely zero confidence that the pad will hold for my upcoming hiking trip. Definitely will be bringing a back up pad (and a replacement pillow) because I do not trust the quality of these products. This means extra weight and space used in my pack.Because of this, I do not recommend any HuTool products for anyone who serious about camping or hiking. A good night of sleep is pretty important when you are sleeping on the ground, and HuTool products will definitely not guarantee you that. In addition to that any wasted space in your pack is critical and now I will be carrying extra weight because of their faulty product.

My nephew just earned his Eagle Scout badge and we gave this to him as a gift. He and his troop go camping all the time. He said that having a lightweight sleeping pad is key when you have it in your bag and have to carry it around while you are hiking in the woods. He was excited to receive this and said it is great. He said it was very easy to inflate and deflate and he slept very well using it.

Very lightweight and compact. I could definately see using this for backpacking. I found it easier to blow up myself rather than using the blow up bag which just means less weight for backpacking. It's no pillowtop mattress but comfortable for camping. I like that it comes with an inflarable pillow. It also got the seal of approval from my 5 and 9 year old cub scout sons andbI plan to order 2 more for them.

Very uncomfortable and cold. Mine didn’t hold air. After inflation it worked for maybe 30min. It’s also not high enough off the ground to keep the body warm, even when inflated.

Really convenient. Super easy to inflate. I just wish it was just a little thicker with more padding and that the pillow was a bit bigger which is why I give it 4 starts. But overall great product