ropoda Upgraded Extra Thickness 6'' Inflatable Sleeping Pad with Pillow, Built-in Foot Pump, 77''*27'' Camping Pad with Carry Bag, Ultralight & Compact Camping Mat Pad for Hiking, Blue

I camped nightly for two weeks straight with this. At first I thought I hated it, then gradually I got familiar and ultimately decided for its price it did have great value. I’m a 51 year old slightly heavier woman and I slept rather well on it. It is a bit cumbersome to set up. If you can’t stand up in your tent, such as my 3 person tent; be prepared to try to find ways to inflate it without getting it wet or dirty. I personally had no issues operating the foot pump. Just sometimes finding a good spot on the ground to do it was challenging. Deflation and rolling up was a bit cumbersome as well and best if you had a dry clean picnic table nearby. However overall at this price point, I found it comfortable and good overall quality. Some of my nights got down to 38 degrees and this gave nice insulation from the cold ground. It does make a bit of noise when you roll over. I’d get one again and I would recommend it if you are in a quick need for cheaper gear to get you by or if you are just starting out with car camping.

Recently returned to tent(car) camping and wanted an inflatable mattress that didn’t cost too much…in case my adventure was short lived. This mattress is good quality, comes with a stuff sac and patches too. It’s easy to inflate by hand or foot pumping and stays fully inflated overnight! It helped me enjoy camping again! My only problem is that its width is a little small for my liking. I’m 5’9” and average build. I’m sure it will get used in some capacity in the future but I’m looking to upgrade to a full size version at this time.

I'm a big fan of these foam foot pumps. They work extremely well and are very ergonomic once you understand how to use them. Unfortunately they get a lot of misuse, but if you just put the arch of your foot over the valve they work perfectly. And they are integrated and lighter than those goofy inflation bag things.Most importantly it is thick, because that's the only way to make these comfortable for a lot of people. You can't actually relieve pressure points without some distance to the ground, and if you understand how to under inflate these thicker mattresses they can be really comfortable. People just pump them up way too hard with those great foot pumps.If the company could just leave the head hump off of this thing - it's not comfortable for me and you can't get rid of it and use your own pillow. Do that and get a bit of insulation in here to get it up to around R 3 to 4, and you would have a really great pad. Especially if you can keep that under $50 and stay right around that 2 lb mark.

Works good so far. Used 2 times over night and didn’t lose air.

As a customer who brought this product, I tell about what happened with my camping experience with it. With needing to lay down on something that gives support, it was enough height off the ground to sleep. It does take time to fill but once it's filled, with all the sitting sleeping done to it the air stays locked in. Only every couple days do u find it needs just a couple of pumps for the maximum filling, if you need it anyway.However, main thing for my review, if something punctures its game over. The holes that puncture mine were about the size of a pencil point but the patches that come with the mat aren't adhesive enough to fit it. Wether I used the full sized patch for one hole or even an layer patching approach the air escapes, making my mat last an hour till flat. Spend some time youtubing more options to fix if it does break ahead of time with buying the product.

I’m 6’5”, 250lbs and looked hard for a pad like this that would fit me. It is about 4” shorter than the 77” in the description. Also, the pad is thick, but that has its disadvantages too, meaning, it allowed the air to move and balloon. Still, for the price, it would be 3 stars if not for the incorrect length.

I found the mattress comfortable and appreciated the built-in foot pump for its convenience! However, it's unfortunate that the noise disrupted my fellow campers' sleep; that can definitely be a drawback for shared camping experiences. At least the fair price makes it a more appealing option despite the sound issues!

Sleeps comfortably