Double Sleeping Pad With Built-In Pillow

You know when you have an air mattress or a mat and you wake up on the ground/floor in the morning? That doesn't happen here. I have to say this is one of the most gratifying purchases I've ever made. Using the bag to inflate does take a while, and it's not my favorite thing to do, but I love everything else. The mat stays inflated and it's comfortable - I feel supported. It held two large individuals, no problem, for two nights in a row without us having to reinflate. It has stood up to the wrath of children. This was well worth my money. I regret nothing.

I took this on a 4 day car camp in a national forest. Used in my suv blows up easy I used an electric pump for the majority then finished it by mouth. Held air for most days even with high of 80s and lows of 50s. Just as comfortable as a normal thicker air mattress but this one folds up into a synch sack. Great buy.

Use in my kids playpen when traveling as their bed. Works really well and they sleep through the night. We do have to add air every day which can be annoying taking everything apart and putting it back together but all and all a great product

We normally camp on an air mattress and at least half the time wake up on a deflated or deflating mattress. Ive always assumed theres tiny nearly invisible needle like pieces of grass poking through my tent and mattress, because what else makes sense? I researched lighter weight thinner inflatable pads instead and settled on this one over a similar foot pump model, because I planned to use a battery powered air pump to do most the work anyway.Positives:-As soon as I got the pad out it seemed very durable and high quality. It inflated most of the way quickly with a battery powered inflator, then I used the bag 2-3 times to get it nice and firm. Using the bag alone would take a lot longer but would work just fine. Comfort was truly amazing. I pumped it up very firm and even though it dropped from 90 to 40 the pad stayed firm and comfortable all night.-It was more comfortable than any air mattress Ive ever slept on, despite having a fraction of the depth and weight.Negatives:-Its not very efficient to inflate using the included bag/pump. You just cant fill the bag with air and fold it over, so you end up getting about 1/2 or 2/3 the volume; it takes quite a bit of pressure to inflate using the bag.-Stowing the pad is a bit of a pain. Its so thin that its hard to fold it without trapping air somewhere. The included bag is huge so you can put it away easily but if youre like me and really want to get all the air out expect to spend some time doing it unless you have a deflator or vacuum to assist.Overall its the best nights sleep Ive had on an inflatable anything and were blown away by the quality for the price. It fit perfectly in our Clostnature 2p tent (we arent paid by either company).

I just used this for a 2 night camping trip and it worked great. I am a side sleeper and an xxl woman and used it by myself. It didn't lose any air and it packs up easily and small. I used a pump to blow it up partially and then blew it up by mouth in the tent the rest of the way. The only negative is that I saw the price decrease twice in the 2 weeks after I bought it by alot.