KingCamp CLASSIC 1.0 Air Pump Sack

The KingCamp Air Pump Sack is incredibly practical! It’s lightweight and compact, taking up almost no space in the backpack, and it makes inflating mattresses or sleeping pads so much easier. Just a few pumps and everything is ready — no effort, no running out of breath.

The material also feels durable and well-made, clearly designed to withstand camping and outdoor use. A simple accessory that makes a big difference in comfort.

Highly recommended for anyone who values convenience outdoors!

Great for camping.
Will fit a lot of stuff.
Nice quality

There is no adapter to connect it to the King Camp ergonomic sleep pad to inflate it. Other than that, seems like a decent product.

Large opening, easy to fill, large all around, and seems to be very durable constructed. Time will tell.

Sick very big

Really useful! Great quality! I used the air pump sack when I went to camping and it was really good!

Good quality good product!

Just got back from a camping trip and this bag is awesome. It's large and kept all of our stuff dry while we kayaked. Also cool you can blow it up and use it as a pillow.

Lightweight and good size! Worth every penny and have a good quality’

I got an inflatable sleeping mat as a gift but it didn't come with an inflator. This thing works great even though it's a different brand. It's easy to use and the connection is good enough (not exactly perfect since it can disconnect while using it, but good enough). The construction is great and I expect to get years of use before it starts to wear.

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I have used this a couple of times and I like how well it kept my things dry. It is made very well and actually holds a lot more than I thought it would. It has been used during wet weather and I had no issues with anything getting wet or damaged. I also like how lightweight it is, which is always nice when carrying a lot of items and trying to minimize weight. Overall a great bag at a great price!

This is an interesting multi-purpose bag. I've used it twice as a pump, filling up a double sleeping pad. The bag is opened up, and it fills with air. Opposite the opening end is a standard-size inflation valve that slips into our inflatable mats and furniture. I've used this bag as a pump twice now, and you'd probably only use this if you didn't have any alternatives. Trapping air in the bag is slow and cumbersome, and then pushing it out.

Hubs used this as a pillow one night, and he had a good impression. He trapped air in the bag and didn't let it out. Firmness and thickness can be controlled by the amount of air allowed to stay in the bag. After experimenting with this bag as a pump and then a pillow, I've used it to keep our underwear and towels dry. We beach camp often. The high humidity is absorbed by clothing and other items. This dry bag does a great job of keeping our undies and towels dry. It's a large, well-made bag that works just as well for dirty laundry, swimsuits, etc. The bag seals up securely. We have several King Camp items, and they're all a cut above the typical camping products. This bag is no exception.

I have so many KingCamp products now! I used to do a lot of shopping at REI and I've found that all of the KingCamp gear that I have is on par or out performs the expensive gear that I used to buy. This sack is amazingly light and versatile! I do a lot of camping off of my motorcycle and this is perfect addition to my gear!

This inflation bag is great. It is very large to the point that you could use it as a whole pack bag. You can pretty much fit an entire larger sleep system and a full change of clothes in this with room to spare. Inflation of a sleeping mat is the work of a moment or even a camp air bed is possible with some time. The airsack method is quieter than those noisy air pumps and easier on your body then doing it by lung power.

A super easy way to blow up a sleeping pad without using your lungs (although you might want to use your breath to add the final puff or two just to top off the air in your sleeping pad). The pump sack is super light and easy to pack, and its best feature is that it doubles as a light-duty dry bag. Being airtight, its also watertight, so it can either keep some things dry for you, or allow you to safely pack away something wet without having moisture wick into all your other gear.

The KingCamp Air Pump Sack is a versatile and practical accessory for outdoor enthusiasts, specifically designed for inflating sleeping mats or foam sleeping pads during camping trips. Its roll-top compression design enables easy and efficient inflation, helping users set up their sleeping gear swiftly without the need for an electric or manual pump. Additionally, this sack doubles as a multi-use waterproof dry bag, providing storage for various outdoor essentials while keeping them protected from water or moisture. Its waterproof feature ensures the gear remains dry and safe during outdoor adventures. Overall, it's a convenient and multi-functional tool, streamlining the setup process and offering secure storage for camping or outdoor activities.

Nice volume and I really like that it is multi-purpose.I was really hoping it would work with my Nemo pads (which was really my desire), it didn't. It worked well with the KingCamp sleeping pad. Unfortunately I have a mix of sleeping pads for the family so this is only partially useful for me.If you have a KingCamp sleeping pad, or a pad that uses the same type of valve, this is a great and useful tool, especially for backpacking.

I have a sleeping bag that was secured with a rope. This was ok but it didnt protect bag, I got this to stuff my sleeping bag into. It has made it easier to transport and store. I also feel like it is safer in the bag because it is protected and it is waterproof. It is about 50% larger than I needed for the mummy bag I have, but that is ok. It makes it quicker and easier to store as compared to a regular size stuff sack. I have not used it to blow up any inflatables, but I see how it could work. The only caveat would be that the inflation valve on the blowup would have to fit the valve on the sack. For my purposes this works great and I am happy I got it.

I have wanted one of these to ease inflation of my ultralight backpacking air mattress. However, what I did not expect is that this could serve a dual purpose (I missed the last slide on the listing). I recently grabbed it when I could not find my bag for my backpack. So I used it to store my backpack and used it like a normal compression sack. Then it dawned on me that I could just use it for both purposes. This was nice, since you have control to vent the air, unlike regular compression sacks. This just the right thickness to be both durable, sturdy and also flexible. I'm a fan!

If you own a backpacking-style air mattress that requires you to blow it up manually, a combination pump/stuff sack like this one can be a nice convenience. Attach the air fitting to your pad's valve, fluff air into the sack, roll the top closed, and push. Way easier than blowing by mouth, and less likely to turn the inside of your pad into a bacteria farm.Most pump sacks are fairly small - maybe 6-12 liters. This pump sack, on the other hand, is massive. My guess is it's around 60-70 liters. Depending on the size of your pad, that's enough air to fill it in just one or two 'pumps.' Downside of this size is for packing. The whole point of pump sacks is to have the sack do double duty as a drybag. Most of the time, many small bags are better than one large bag when space is at a premium. As big as this sack is, if you fill it with gear you'll basically have to empty out your entire pack before you can use it as a pump. Not necessarily good or bad - just something to consider based on your packing style.This sack is made from very light material. It'll do fine protected inside a pack or duffel, but I would not trust it to last very long if used as a stand-alone drybag in a canoe or raft. I also would be concerned about the ultralight material tearing if the bag was filled to capacity and carried on its own. In terms of water resistance, I do not trust this bag to stay completely dry in a yard sale flip/swim situation. Roll top bags like this one block rain and splashes well, but they will leak if submerged. That's not a fault of this bag specifically, just a limitation of any roll top. I am concerned that the air valve might let water in, since it does not have a cap. It seals surprisingly well simply by virtue of being folded and held in place with velcro, but I don't consider it river worthy. So again, this is best used as a rain proof pack liner.Speaking of the air valve, this one is meant to work with standard 23-25 mm flat valves - Sea to Summit, Exped, etc. It will not work with wider flat valves or with screw-top valves like you find on many Klymit and ThermaRest pads.

It's a good size dry bag thay holds more than you think. Quality materials and build well. Overall very pleased with the bag. I've not used it to try amd top off a pad yet, but looking forward to seeing what all it can do and what's it like for long term reliability.

got this item to inflate my sleeping pad faster. Specially once we go out on long trips to BWCA and its constant moving from one spot to another and time is import to be used on gathering food or wood. It was very simple to use and light weight.

Dual use! Nice! Dry bag that also can blow up air mats! I picked this up for hiking/camping once I saw someone online use it to carry his sleeping cloths. Most times by the time you get to a camp site on foot your cloths are sweaty so you want to carry some dry stuff to sleep in -that is where this dry bag comes in handy. Once you get your tent or tarp setup and start by getting changed out of your wet cloths, you can now use the dry bag to blow up your air mattress. That to me is a solid win. Next win is the price tag! Deal. So even if your looking for just a dry bag, why wouldn't you pay the same price and get one that blows up your air mattress? The inside of this dry bag is rubber lined so I would expect from my military bags that were made something like this it should last a long time. I'd let my friends know this exists, because it's good kit. Thank you -Mike

It's a waterproof lightweight bag with an...appendage that expels air via a clever valve design. Honestly I'm not sure why this hasn't been around for ages (maybe it has and I've missed it, but this is the first I've seen of one of these mattress-inflating bags).The bag itself is really close in build quality to my Sea To Summit bags in the same weight and material class, but this as the included addition of the inflator. This is immediately going on my essential gear for any outdoor excursions going forward!

This thing is pretty clever and versatile. It worked better than I expected topping off a sleeping pad and is still useful even if you have self-inflating kit since its basically a dry sack with an air valve, and like any dry bag they also make good stuff sacks. The materials and overall quality is very solid here, this bag actually feels thicker and more durable than my SnugPak dry bags and those have held up well so I really dont have any complaints. Everything is nicely constructed as well, with the valve being particularly cool having some strong velcro to hold it shut against the bag. I figured this would be a weak point but there was no leaking with it about half full of water.I dont see why I wouldnt use this over a standard dry sack, I appreciate the added versatility and while it may not be as fast as an electric pump (debatable, really) its a lot lighter and takes up much less space and I can also use it to haul water if necessary. This sack works out particularly well for me since I always buy aftermarket dry bags to replace the sacks that come with sleeping pads and bags so I can carry them strapped to the exterior of my pack, now my sleeping pad is protected from water and is stored inside its pump. Very cool, and I hope to see more color options added soon.

If you have never used a pump sack this is a complete game changer. You can fill up your camping mats and pillow so much faster with the pump sack than with your lungs. You will also get a more complete fill. The sack takes up virtually no space in your gear and is always ready when you need it.