Lightweight Sleeping Pad Camping, Backpacking, Hiking Travel Accessories, Easy to Inflate & Deflate w/Ultra-Compact Bag

This Sleeping pad is great. I can inflate it in about 10 breaths. I had in the past Thermarest, Klymit and few more Camping mats brands and no one is Thick, compact and ultralight like this camping pad. I bought two, one for me and one for my wife. We spend 5 nights during a trip with no issues. I have shoulder and back problems and slept very well. My wife also enjoy it and she is usually picky. Its was cold that nights we barley felt it.Very pleased, I definitely recommended.

I used this pad for some basic camping. I was pretty impressed at first with how light it was and how compact it got, and it was actually a lot more comfortable than it looks. However, after only a couple uses (one or 2 nights each) and a couple months after purchasing, it started to be deflated by morning. When I tried to use it after that it would still appear to inflate and not have any holes, but then would be flaccid after only a couple hours. That does not make for a good nights sleep not to mention insulation. So it was a pretty awesome sleeping pad for the first couple uses, but after that ultimately not worth the money. Could have been an awesome product.

This was a Christmas present for my husband. He filled it up and tried laying on it for awhile. He said it was pretty soft and pleasant. He let the air out quickly and it rolled up into the bag easily. He’s excited to use it for camping this year. I don’t think the pillow and eye mask came with it, but that wasn’t a big deal.

Very happy I bought it!One of the best purchses I made recently.Just got back from my camping trip and this sleeping pad was AMAZING and very comfy.Its really compact and inflated quickly! Im a side sleeper and it felt good and nice especially with my problematic back.Anyone who loves outdoors should have it in their car or even in the bag it is very compact and folds to be the size of your palm.Highly recommended.

The yellow flapper on valve doesn't stay inside the valve. Once the flapper pops off, good luck trying to blow it up. The air just rushes back out after every breath. If you can find the flapper, it can be re-inserted back into the valve. Eventually it will pop out again, forcing you to try to fish it out of the middle of the mat. Very frustrating when you are camping. The fabric is very thin and slick like a blow up raft. The free pillow is a cheap blow up pillow that you would use on a plane. Funny, two products that you never use together. At least on a plane.I paid 9.99 with Amazon Prime(bought it Feb 2018). I see now it's $25! Definitely not worth 25. If you are considering this product at that price, then do yourself a favor and get the huntsmanlab mat. I bought one a few weeks earlier and it is far superior. It has a better valve, thicker material, and feels more like cloth than cheap plastic.If the price drops back down and you are willing to take a gamble: be sure test it out first.

this is just a blow-up air-mattress. it took 20 breaths to fill it up. but, it feels like cheap material. no insulation from cold ground. I tried it out anyway, it was not comfortable. It just wasn't for me, but you be the judge.

I absolutely love the pad. Is it great material and really useful.I actually get a free patch kit with it, but so far I didn’t even use it because it didn't get holes at all (and I camp on the rocks!). It's easy to blow up, and get the air out is a little time consuming, you just need to find the trick for that then it's get much easier, but for comfortable sleep and small lightweight bag it's definitely worth it.Ideal for a backpacking trip!

I purchased two of these about a week ahead of 5-day, 4-night hike through the Grand Canyon. I paid $20 each, and they arrived the next day (hurray, Amazon!). I like the small, compact size, but I was skeptical; so I inflated them that night and left them in my living room. In the next morning, one one completely limp and the other was about 75% of full - both without any weight on them. I'll be returning them both and paying for a bit higher quality pad. Ya get what ya pay for, I guess.BTW - these things are not supposed to be comfortable. They are designed to keep a layer of air between you and the ground, thus keeping you warm.