MEETPEAK Camping Sleeping Mat, Inflatable Sleeping Pad Foot Press Lightweight Camping Pad for Backpacking Hiking Traveling, Durable Waterproof Air Mattress Compact Camp Pad Thickness 4 Inch

I have an 6 person tent ! We bought this for our family of 4 that includes 2 of my kids ( 9 and 7 yrs ) . The pump was really interesting and fast! Just step on the spongy thing and few presses on your feet. You are all set and good. There are small snaps on the left and right side and we all of our 4 sleeping pads and we got a larger space all of us to stretch and for a little roll too :) We used this for a sleepover at home before we used at the camping site. It’s surprisingly comfortable! I weigh 170lbs and I could not feel any bumps are small rocks on the floor.I used this for 1 camping trip with me me a side sleeper , 2 of my kids sleep on their tummy and spouse sleeps on her back. Everyone of us had a sound and nice sleep. This was Easy to inflate once I realized I had to have my foot actually over the intake hole when pushing down... Pillow is a good size too This is also tall enough that I didn't feel any hard surface.It is a nice length (I am 6”) , with a nice width. We are all loving it. Packs light, easy to store, easy to inflate even in a smaller tent (but is the full length of that tent!). For the price I would recommend this for anyone who wants to use for camping or hiking. Forgot to say it comes it good beautiful colors too

I was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable this inflatable sleeping pad is! It inflates quickly, packs down small, and provides great support for a good night's sleep. Perfect for camping, backpacking, or even as an extra pad at home. The material feels durable, and it holds air well throughout the night. Definitely a great purchase—highly recommend! We ended up buy one for each family member.

PROsOf the 3 pads I tested (KLYMIT Insulated Static V Lite Inflatable Pad & Gear Doctors Self Inflating/Insulated Pad) the MEETPEAK was comfortable in any body position (back, stomach & side.)It comes with a built in pillow and approximately 8” longer than the other 2 pads. On long back country hikes a good nights sleep is as important as proper care for your feet. When I was younger a pillow really didn’t matter, as I’ve gotten older it makes a big difference.This was the first foot-pump pad I’ve tried, it worked well inflating pad, 2-3 minutes pad was full.Took a nap on concrete driveway in 20 degree temperatures, it kept cold away from body. Next test will be in back country in April.Stayed firmly inflated for an entire week.CONsBeing an inflatable pad if it does get a leak (pin hole) finding the hole by dipping in a creek in 38 degree weather. With this said, the material is fairly tough and don’t believe you would sustain a leak if using a ground pad a/o footprint.Just over 1.5 pounds, not bad but close to max I would prefer.Why did I choose this pad- it came down to the pillow. When back this Spring will provide an update.

This cushion pad for camping serves it's purpose—conveniently lightweight, compact, protects you from laying directly on uncomfortable stoney ground, & is easy to use/fold away. I like the manual function set-up & that it's not dependent on any powered source to inflate, having a built in foot pump (so no strain on your lungs nor cause to faint). Would recommend for those with healthy backs & looking for an economical solution

I was genuinely happily surprised by this sleeping pad! It was used for a longish high-elevation (12k) backpacking trip, and it all but saved my ass when our tent flooded one stormy night and I woke up on an island in the middle of a lake, so to speak. My sleeping bag and I were dry even with the pad being submerged in water for who knows how many hours before waking. Big gratitude for that!It was also remarkably easy to pump up with the foot pump, you just have to do a fun little hillbilly dance while it inflates, and presto! And to top it all off, it was wildly comfortable. Didn’t necessarily handle every single bump of the land, but it cushioned the bumpy terrain so that at least any sharp slopes softened. It was lightweight enough for genuine backpacking although my mountaineer instructor may think otherwise — It was worth the extra few oz’s to me for the comfort and having remarkably stayed dry.It doesn’t handle temperature fluctuation super well and may deflate a little over time if there’s big temp flux — I had it inflated for 10 days and needed to re-inflate it once when I went from inflating it in the outdoor cold to using it in my toasty warm car on the last day of the trip… but that’s a pretty solid outcome so its still a 5 from me, and the pumping up is easy enough. Not sure how it would stand up longevity wise, but for the trip I took that was NOT delicate on it, it held up nicely.It also looks like it has snaps all along the edges that you can link to another part of the same kind, which I’m interested in trying when going camping with my partner. Will buy another!

It was easy to inflate (if you are able to stand up straight) It was light and easy to carry. But.....It's too thin. I felt everything under me. It was ok on a flat surface but I was on the grass. I felt everything under me. I tried to make sure i was on the flatest surface. But it's the grass lol.... Then in the middle of the night I had to pump it with air. It doesn't last. I woke up a couple of times just to do that. It was difficult to pump it bending over in the tent. My tent is not really tall. I know at some point you'll need to refill an air mattress, but because it's so thin, the air doesn't last enough to not feel like your just sleeping on the ground. If it wasn't for my sleeping bag, I would've been completely uncomfortable. This may be great for other things but not for tent camping. I should've just bought an actual air mattress. 😒 Oh well... to late to return it!