Camping Sleeping Pad, Extra Thick 5 Inch Camping Mat with Pillow Built-in Foot Pump Inflatable Sleeping Pads Compact for Camping Backpacking Hiking Traveling Tent（Green）

I purchased two of the larger sized ones and they fit PERFECTLY in my Coleman Sundome 6-Person tent side by side. (See photos)My kids and I only slept on them one time in the backyard so far so I can’t speak for durability.Both pads made it through the entire night and they’re still just as full of air as they were when I first inflated them.I’m 42-years-old. 6’2”, 177 lbs.I was VERY comfortable. I didn’t wake up a single time during the night. They’re not noisy at all. My kid tosses and turns all of the time and wakes me up if I’m in his bed with him, I didn’t feel him move or hear him move at all on this pad.The only con is that they take a few minutes to inflate. It takes about twice as long as the directions say. Probably takes about 200-250 pumps to inflate the big one. Never kept count after the first 150 pumps.If you get the big one make sure that BOTH valves on the bottom are closed. I thought it only had one valve and I was losing my mind the first time I tried to inflate it because I didn’t notice that there were two (I felt pretty dumb).When you’re inflating them it feels like it’ll never fully inflate until right at the end and then BAM…last few pumps really inflate it well.I’d purchase them again. In fact I plan on buying the smaller green one just to keep in my car.

This is easy to pump up, use your socked feet not shoes you dirty heathen. For the first time I was able to roll it back up and fit it into the bag it came in, I actually got it smaller than when I pulled it out. Pro tip - fold it the same way the creases are and start rolling it up from the pump. Took 40 seconds to pump up, I'm sure I could have done 30, I pumped it up pretty stiff and it was quite uncomfortable, but then let some air out and I still had 3 or so inches laying sideways on it, SUPER COMFY, I'm 6'1 and 234lbs, I'll change my rating if it pops or leaks in less than 10 camping trips, the ripstop nylon fused with plastic is pretty strong! I fit on the whole mattress with room to spare, this is the single mattress!

The best air mattress, it was easy to assemble and it hold firm air throughout the night. You definitely don’t touch the floor. At first I would touch the floor if I crawled into the mattress but then I pumped more air and it did the trick. So I recommend that if you still touch the floor then pump more air until you don’t. I even loved that it soo compact which is the same kind firm you feel with the high air mattress but this one was better because it wasn’t bulky at all it was very compact. I used a sleeping bag along with the air mattress and felt no cold the temperature dropped to 53 degrees and had a blanket on top of my sleeping bag. I do think that if you camp out on colder weather an insulated Matt will come in handy as an add in.

Wow, don't kid yourself. This one is really much better. You have to be really careful about which one you buy. I'm 260. I've been sleeping on this thing every night and I toss and turn and I kneel on it and I do all kinds of stuff because it's in my SUV and I'm mobile for the time being. Hasn't leaked at all and know there's no problem with the pump. You just have to have a brain and think through what you're doing and how you're doing it. Don't block the exits. You have to realize that these things are double caps so there's a seal with the valve and then you'll remove the one with the valve to let the air out. And you really don't want to put your foot over the air intake. I would use my hands on either side of the hole there and there's been no leaks. It's never going to break. It's not going to happen. It's just keep it away from fire.

Size is incorrect. Website says 55” but measured it and it was 52”. The photos are such false advertising with the size ratio. Can barely fit two people on it. Immediately returned.

I’ve used this pad on several 30° nights and the thing I appreciate about it the most is that I’m a big guy 280+ And my butt doesn’t hit the ground when I sit in the middle of it. It was quiet and comfortable and it took about about 90 foot steps with the integrated foot pedal to inflate it. I think there’s many of these out there from several Chinese companies, but the quality of the materials and the pump seems to be quite well. And I highly recommend this for the knowledge camper and packer. I always suggest getting the thicker one, even though it weighs a bit more. A couple pounds is not gonna make the difference when the whole thing weighs nearly 4 pounds by itself in a pack. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised and pleased, especially since the cost is very commencement with the design. I would also add that the stuff sack is large enough to accommodate once the air has been removed and is rolled up.

I had a fantastic sleep on this mattress. I was very hesitant to buy a blowup because I have two dogs, one being a Doberman and being a Chihuahua with long nails. Then when I pulled up to my camping spot, I was worried about the sharp rocks. But it held up, amazingly not any air came out of it. I slept with sad and a sleeping bag and was so comfortable all night long. I am so grateful that it didn’t pop. I highly recommend. I am 5’6 130 pounds with my two dogs and it was great. The foot pump didn’t take long at all. I’d say maybe two minutes to blow up. And it was freezing at night, absolutely freezing, and it kept me totally warm against the cold ground. I am truly amazed at this product to be honest. Hope that helps.

This is probably one of the best air mattresses I have ever purchased. I inflated it and put it in the tent in the back yard as we gathered up our gear for a camping trip this spring. I had the Tent set up for a week and the mattress stayed perfectly inflated the entire time. I went out and laid down on it for about an hour as I needed the rest. This mattress is very comfortable, and I know that we will get along great on our camping trip. We cannot wait!