Sleeping Pad, Ultralight Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Camping, Built-in Pump, Ultimate for Camping, Hiking, Airpad, Carry Bag, Repair Kit, Compact & Lightweight Air Mattress(Blue)

Wonderful. Rich color. (Dark blue.). Great quality material. Pump is easy to use. Sleeping surface is correlated, once inflated, so it will breath and not stick to the skin. Easy to fully deflate. Once deflated, the corrugation disappears completely, so the whole thing is no thicker than two sheets of plastic. Built in inflatable cushion is big and since it’s built in it does not slide away like the stand alone cushions. Also comes with an elastic strap to secure once deflated; and a very nice quality carry sack much like a sleeping back stiff sack. Has valve to accept mechanical inflator. Another great feature - it has grommets along one side so it can be clipped to another cushion to make a double wide bed. Is plenty long, and enough cushion to keep me 6’, 185 lbs, off the ground. The foot pump is tricky. Takes a bit to master. The trick is to put the balls of your feet on both sides of the pump valve. Put your weight on one foot, and pump the other foot like a gas pedal. The pillow will inflate first, then the corrugations will appear. With a bit of practice you can pump one foot rapidly and the cushion blows up pronto. Downside — check the weight. Some inflatables are lighter. This may not be the best choice for backpacking. I use it for kayak camping. For that it’s perfect. Only complaint … the elastic strap is not sewn into the cushion. It comes off completely. Which means it will be easy to lose. Not a big problem since the carry bag will keep the cushion contained. 5 star.

Great value product, great durability and ease of use. The built in air pump works well, even if it's a little slow sometimes.I originally purchased this product in March of this year, and used it for a 9 day backpacking trip in the Yucatan Peninsula. In combination with a hammock and a nice hiking backpack, it made the trip a breeze. For use in a hammock, inflate the mat to about 60-70% capacity, and it will serve to insulate your body from the cold air below the hammock and make the experience a lot more comfortable. When used in a tent inflate fully. The built in pillow is mostly handy when used in a tent, as it means I need to pack one less thing (in a hammock it is nice, but the experience would be fine without it. It is much more noticeable in a tent.)I ended up purchasing this product again a few weeks ago as I lost my original one. The fact I came back and purchased the same product twice should be enough to tell you that it's good at doing its job.

Great for backpacking. Work well enough, but not super comfortable. Definitely not for side sleepers. Being on your back is the most comfortable and keeps you from touching the ground through the mattress. No problem with deflation upon waking up, and it stayed firm over all.For the value, I would buy again, but hopefully get an upgrade down the line.

I love not having to bring a pump or, get lightheaded from inflation by (I'm not going to say it--I don't blow anything, so...I'm at a loss for words I guess)It inflates in like 20 seconds.The 1st one was great, but my 3yr old Labrador who hates having his nails trimmed, jumped across the tent onto it-- so, 20 or 30 punctures in 2 seconds flat... Lol.I've since made a wool blanket sack for it-- stitched two wool blankets together, so it can slip into it's own sleeping bag, and stay safe from 9 inch nails here 🐕 lol.Quality is good. 40 or 50D - it would probably take the average dogs occasional steps, just not the sharp & sudden blast from an 80lb dog that jumped 5 feet-- from the outside of the tent door, over the 8" rise of the tub, over me sitting/leaning away from the door in between him and the mattress setting up the rest, and square onto the freshly inflated and uncovered air mattress. Hissssss.Size: fits perfectly in my 5x7 with it going the 7' way obviously. Width: I'm 6'1 185lbs, and roll around a lot even in a UL mummy, and I haven't rolled off it yet. It's definitely wider than many of the others- it's 25" wide I think? maybe 28". I can't remember, but it says it on here and that's accurate. Thickness: I have had everything from a ¾" closed cell foam ridge rest, to a bedroom air mattress about 8" thick - this is great and I can't tell the difference between 4" and 8" thickness with this anyway.It packs down to a very small & portable little roll. Abt 6" tall and 4-5" diameter.Again, no leaking as long as I keep my pup off of it before I get it in it's "case".I recommend this one. The pillow is a big help- I don't like having my neck angled much by pillows- like 1 thin pillow is the norm at home, but I also don't like not having anything at all. And packing a camping pillow is just 1 more thing to fit, forget, etc. This is just right. (Yes, I know that it is best for you to sleep without any pillows. but it's not so good if you never fall asleep and die in a car accident from sleep deprivation, now is it? Exactly. Anyway, great product, good price, I definitely recommend! [✓]~EmJey

An incredible, lightweight, mattress pad solution for camping. The setup was less than 3 minutes and the breakdown less than 5. Camping for 5 nights and didn't have to reinflate it once. Insulated and comfortable. Highly recommended

I was in the process of moving and we had to sleep on the floor for a couple of weeks after the movers took our beds. We tried just using blankets for padding the first night, but my hip said no thank you.Bought these on a whim and it made sleeping on hard floors bearable! They stayed inflated the entire time, never leaked, super easy to pump up and so incredibly easy to pack back up.It fits great on its carrying case and made everything so much more tolerable for the stressful time.I highly recommend these for how easy they are to use, how well they're constructed, and how simple it is to get them packed back up.