2 Pack Air Mattress

These mattresses far exceeded my expectations. Purchased these to replace a queen sized air mattress the my husband and I had shared on previous camping trips. However, he needs a different firmness than I do. I’m also a side sleeper who moves a lot in the night going from side to side which meant I was often disturbing his sleep. We decided to give these mattresses a try, and it worked out great for both of us. Because these are extra narrow, we were able to connect the two by putting a fitted full-size bedsheet which allowed us to still share our 2-person sleeping bag. (Yay for having 2 people’s body heat to keep you both warmer!) We were able to adjust the firmness for our own liking, and my husband said that he was rarely even aware of my adjusting from side to side throughout the night. The mattresses really held the air VERY well. When I first got them, I inflated them, put a bit of laundry on them, and left them out for a couple of days to make sure there were no leaks. They were in good condition and held the air just fine, but I assumed they would need inflating after sleeping on them for the first time. To our surprise, they didn’t need to be topped-off after our first night sleeping on them. We actually didn’t have to top them off for the first WEEK we used them although by night 8 we were ready to but it was a very minor inflation. I’ve NEVER in my life had mattresses that held air and stayed comfortable for so long. Granted, during the day when it was warmer it seemed like the mattresses had lost air slightly compared to how they felt during the night. However, by nighttime, after the temperature had dropped, the mattresses felt just as firm as they had before. I’m thoroughly pleased with this purchase. I’m wondering if I got lucky or if this set truly is the best air mattresses I’ve ever purchased. Hopefully the next time we camp, the mattresses will perform just as well as they did the first time. I would definitely buy these again should the need arise.

These are nice, basic air mattresses. Nothing special or unique. Seem well built and they do not leak, at least not yet. The biggest issue I have is that they are only 29" wide. The dimensions were clearly stated, but it's hard to realize that 29" is quite narrow, especially if you move around a bit while sleeping. That is my fault for not thinking about it. That's the only thing to be aware of, other than that, they are very fine products. Very good value.

They were great and comfortable but air releases enough to have to add more air the next day .not sure if this is just a normal expected thing...for its my first time having one. But to get 2 for this price its worth it and theyre comfortable

I actually got one of these for my older dog so we can cover it with blankets for easy cleanup as she often has accidents. Much easier than trying to clean a stinky foam pet pillow. Just wash the blanket and spray off the mattress outside. Easy peasy! And the durable construction means no worry of her toenails puncturing the unit. We are greatly satisfied. Has held air for three weeks now with no other inflation needed.

I bought these a while back ago. Here's what I think. It's as comfortable as any air mattress can be. It's narrower than a twin which is ideal for trips like camping or in my work, for when I sleep at work. The top material isn't breathable, so you'll need something to layer it or you'll wake up sweaty. I holds up well for my 1.5 hour break. What sucks is deflating. There aren't any pumps you can use to deflated it quickly. I came up with a work around but while it take me under 2 minutes to get ready, it takes me almost 10 to deflate. That's annoying. These things should always be designed with the idea that people don't wanna spend much time setting up and storing them. They're not meant for long term use so it's a given. Anyway, getting two for one isn't a big things either.

Bought these for a tent camping trip over Labor Day weekend. Our kids, ages 6 & 8 used them (husband and I used cots). We tried them out one night before camping and they worked great. Then they worked 2 nights on our trip (deflating each night since we traveled in between) with no issues! Since we only used them for our kids I can't say how well they would hold up to an adult sleeping on them but so far no holes in 3 nights of use and hauling around in the car while deflated! We already had an inflator from the queen air mattresses we used before (which we had problems with leaks so we moved to cots for the grown ups!) and they were quick and easy to inflate and to deflate as well.

I bought 2 for camper bunks. One has worked fine (I put the cheap pad that came with the camper on top of the air bed) and is fairly comfortable, but the other holds zero air. The instructions say deflation is normal for the first few uses - which was true for the one working and has now stabilized, but the other literally deflates to nothing. I would seriously look into testing these out a few nights before you ask the lady friend next door on any camping cuddle fests, or you will be drinking coffee, really tired, sore and the next morning wondering why you invited her along in the first place.

I purchased a little electric inflater, plugged it in, and inflated this bad boy in less than a min. And deflating it was quick too. Had it deflated and rolled back up in a min or so too. I love this!! I am getting to the age where sleeping on the ground w a sleeping bag mat is not doing it anymore. I want to be able to open my eyes in the morning, look at the tent, and actually get up. I don't want to have to wonder what the hell ran over my back in the middle of the night. This makes camping doable for me. I am no longer goimg to fear another camping trip.