Airelax 2D Self Inflating Sleeping Pad for Camping

This fit perfectly on my Coleman Pack-Away Cot…. Honestly, you would think you are sleeping on a good firm mattress. This takes my camping to another level. Setting this up with cot in under a minute? Forget anything else. Just buy it.

I bought this mattress to use on my camping cot. It was so comfortable I use it on hotel beds when we travel. I’ve never seen any other mattress with a durability as these. They air up quickly without a pump ( I was skeptical at first). Best of all this mattress stays aired up until you deflate it.

It’s easy to transport, easy to clean, easy to inflate, comfortable and it was very cost effective. I bought 2 not knowing how they would perform and I was so thrilled that I bought 2 more for my grandchildren’s cots. Very pleased, would definitely buy again and again.
-Happy Sleeper, TN

It's not the softest but it's a useful pad if your camping. It self inflates once you unroll it and open the vent. It's not rock hard but neither is it a feather, but you're outdoors camping so what would you expect. It's super portable and convenient to use. I use this under my main camping mattress to help add softness and protect the bottom of my more expensive inflatable mattress. Turned out to be quite useful.

Helps make my bed in camping trailer more comfortable

This self-inflating sleep mat really does provide a cushion of air to sleep on. My only recommendation is that if you camp in the early spring or late fall, place a blanket between you and your sleeping bag to keep the cooler air from cooling off your sleeping bag. Otherwise, the sleeping mat is really easy to inflate and deflate. Works great!

I bought this for our apartment so that we could have a guest mattress whenever a friend or family member is visiting and needs something to sleep on. It fills up in about an hour. I give it a few breaths to make it firmer. Our guests haven’t complained about it after sleeping on it. It’ won’t replace a mattress but it is definitely better than sleeping on the floor. I would buy it again. It is easy to roll up and put away.

I bought 5 of these to use on a 2wk family road trip to national parks. They do take some time to self inflate, but they’re thick enough that additional inflation was not needed. The flippable valve makes deflation and rolling a lot easier, and the price (I paid $50 each) can’t be beat.

I have another self inflating mat that I like, but my teenager wanted one and I got this. There is no comparison. This mat inflated quickly, is larger than most, and is super comfortable! A good buy for the price!

I have camped alot, 30 plus years and 14 of those in Scouting. Needless to say I have used alot of different sleep pads. This one is fantastic. Its not perfect because its not my $1000 home mattress. But for ground camping this is the ticket especially for the price.I will use this as a base for my 4" memory foam and I will sleep like a baby.For those reviewers who say it only expands to two inches, you are doing something wrong. It has a one way air valve that lets air out, not in. I put a small stick in the rubber valve to let air into the mattress. I left it for about 10 min and when I came back it was fully inflated and was over 3" in thickness. Seems to be durable. So time will tell, but again, for the price you CAN NOT beat this.

good for camping

Vraiment confortable!

I never liked how air mattresses feel so i got this to see if its different and it really is. Once i figured out that the disk at point of inflation is reversable, Its very easy to inflate (open cap and wait). It feels more like a thick foam pad than the air mattress which I love

Very comfortable, goes along well with a camp cot too

The pad inflated to just over 2 inches on it's own. I blew air in and it did get thicker but became very rigid. I felt like I was laying on an overinflated balloon. I let out some of the extra air that I blew in and the pad was much more comfortable.

Its comfortable. Somewhat difficult to roll up. Good outweighs the bad overall. You do initially have to blow air into it to get it full inflated. We left it inflated overnight and it kept the air in. Deflating doesn't happen quick. We rolled it while deflating to make it go quicker.

Unlike other AIRELAX sleeping pads, this one does not have the attachment on the carrying bag that can be attached to the pad to use to inflate. You have to finish via blowing by mouth. Which is ironic with it being self-inflated. This creates moisture which you don't want with foam inside. If I had known, I personally would not have purchased. With that said, being my fault I'm keeping the product. I tested it out and it should serve the purpose for why I did purchase it. It's comfortable and fits on my XXL cot.

This is the way to camp a good comfortable night on a good warm comfy mattres makes a big difference this will be a good night because it is big enough and thick enough to give a good night sleep

Takes about an hour to self inflate all the way. But definitely worth it. My 6’2 250lb old bones were very appreciative and warm thanks to this mat. Used it on a cot combined with the camp rite cot tent. Is a home away from home. Nothing better than a good night sleep and it was achieved with this mat.It is a little heavy wouldn’t take everything hiking in the mountains, but field ops, truck trips, and beach camping it’s perfect.

Coming from Thermarest and a bunch of others, these mattresses are incredibly comfortable. A+

I use this for our BSA adventures. It's light weight, easy to inflate/deflate, lays flat, easy to pack up. And the best thing is that it is comfortable sleeping on the ground with this.

We used the pads for our camping trip and they are good, easy to inflate and deflate. Use your knees and put pressure on the mat as you're rolling it, and voilà. The only thing I didn't like is that it's supposed to be 3" but it looks like 2".

Just took these camping. Temperatures down to 30. These stayed inflated, they were comfortable, and not cold. They do require finesse to roll back up and put in the bag. But once you figure out the technique it's easy enough. Would highly recommend.

I love this for traveling. Cheap hotel Beds and pullout couch beds are awful for me and this really helps. If you use sleep pads on long hikes or do lots of walking to camping areas it’s not a practical thing to carry. There’s much lighter and more compact options. But for my type of travel it’s well worth it. I will say it’s a little bit if a pain smooshing all the air out to roll it up into the cover but it’s a necessary evil IMO.

I used this first at home a couple of times on the floor prior to taking it along with my backpacking trip to the mountains for 4 days. It's quite comfy, and didn't loose much air during the tests or during the rugged time up in the wilds. So it's a win for me. Deflating it is a pain, but all of these inflatables are.

I spent 21 nights on this pad inside my tent with temps dropping below freezing. Never got cold, was super easy to inflate/deflate to reach the desired comfort, and was easy to roll up and put back into the included sack. I did pick up some different straps to keep it tightly rolled up. Made it easier to put back in the sack. I am really pleased with how comfortable it was being a side sleeper.

This mattress is well padded for a good support. It takes a bit to fully self inflate, but is it still convenient not having to pump from the start. Once it's all ready, the valves need to be closed to lock in the air for the better support otherwise it causes pressure points. It is fairly easy to roll back up for storing, but takes some force to air out. Reverse air pump worked the best for me when handy.

Just what I was looking for. Easy to inflate and easy to deflate and roll for car travel. Too big for backpacking but works for me car camping.

Easy to inflate send deflate. Was able to fit in bag on 1st try. I love the 2 way Valve. Genius. As you collapse and roll up the pad, the valve allows air to escape but blocks air from coming back in. Makes rolling up a breeze.Good size. I am 6'3 and 320 lbs and this mat is very comfortable. A little heavy and bulky for hiking but an excellent choice for tent camping.

I really wanted this pad to work for my needs. It was easy to inflate, fit the space I needed it for, is very comfortable to sleep on and seems very durable. However, I needed to be able to deflate and store this pad in a small camper trailer between uses. For me, to deflate this pad to a storable size I had to find a smooth floor space large enough to lay out the pad and put my body weight on it as it was rolled up. This process just won't work for the use I had planned.