Tame Lands Sleeping Pad for Camping Ultralight Backpacking, Sleeping Mat for Hiking, Traveling & Outdoor Activities 17 OZ

This air mattress is a game-changer! I am a flight attendant, flying mostly international trips. On those long trips (8-16 hours), we get a break, which could be anywhere from an hour to 6 hours. Lots of people (mostly the guys!) can actually SLEEP in the crest rest bunks, but I never have. Literally, never- no matter how long the break is. It’s great to be able to take off our shoes and lay down, but our bunks are pretty awful- small, low ceilings, hard “mattresses”. Very coffin-like. I ran into a friend who was getting ready to fly one of the long flights, and we talked about how tough those long flights are if you can’t sleep while on break. He told me he rarely slept on break until he got a camping air mattress, and pulled his out to show me. It was rolled up, and in a little pouch, about the same size as the rolled up sweater in my bag. Not bad! I can make room in my bag for that. So I ordered this one.When it came, I wasn’t sure I could blow it up. I don’t know what I was expecting, but I guess the “hole” is larger than I thought it would be. After a couple of puffs, I realized it was fine and do-able. It took about 24 “blows” to get it fully inflated. It’s pretty thin when fully inflated (about 2 inches), but the way it’s designed, with all the “bumps” all over, it’s quite functional. It was easy to deflate, and rolled up easily, when I figured out that I had to start at the bottom and roll out every bit of air. So it went in my bag, ready for my next trip.That next trip was a short one, so our rest break was only about an hour and a half. I knew I wouldn’t sleep in that short time, but hopefully the air mattress would keep my hips from aching like they always did. Yes, it was a little bit of a hassle to take the time to blow it up and then deflate it when my break was over, but I was willing to try anything to be able to actually sleep. And sleep I did! I couldn’t believe it! I put my earplugs in, crawled into the bunk, and promptly went to sleep. Actual sleep- where my alarm had to wake me up! Since then, I’ve slept every time I’ve used it, and I have to say it’s been life-changing. Seriously! I just got home from doing a long trip (over 15 hours of flight time each way), and it was so nice to actually SLEEP on break, and not be SO exhausted after each flight.I’m sad that it took almost 20 years to be able to sleep while on crew rest, but SO HAPPY that I can now! I highly recommend this air mattress to flight crews and campers. ✈️🌎⛺️😊

Es demasiado delgado el producto!! Y con unas 4 pulgadas más de ancho estaría mejor!!

Well made for the price.Very compact rolled up in a small pouch.Comfortable easy to inflate thanks to a one way air valve.Colour is more of a pale green also two patches and a product information card added.The sizing is perfect for sliding inside a sleeping bag a little noisy nothing to crazy though overall very good.

I can only sleep on my side, and the standard usmc issue isomat is horrible. This bad Larry works great for being tactical, low profile, and easy to inflate/ deflate. I put as much pressure as I possibly can into it and I can comfortably sleep on my side. It's no tempurpedic, but it is a game changer for field ops and a sore back.It is extremely compact and light weight, and for being very thin material, it has held up well so far (one 7 day field op and lots of movements) I have recommended this to scrap of my colleagues.One draw back, I don't think I will ever get it to fold small enough to fit back in it's carrying pouch, but it does up very thin, so I just leave it in my pack folded in a 12"x12". Takes up no space at all

Have had very light use of it in the last 12months.Noticeable degradation of air tightness.It will not hold air for more than 15mins at each inflation. Comfy when it works in the first 15mins.Good design but No I would not recommend this - purely based on its poor quality.