Sleeping Pad - 4.5 Inch Thick Camping Mattress, Ultralight Camping Pad, Inflatable Tent Mat for Backpacking, Hiking - Inflating Bag and Repair Kit Included

I don't know why people are complaining aboutInflation. The sack works perfectly. You need to close the one plug and the inflation bag fits in and you roll the bag. No need to blow into it if you open it wide and roll down. Used it 3 nights on the river and didn't feel a single rock. Would recommend if you are on the fence. Would it be faster with a pump,yes, but it's not necessary. I filled it up in less than 5 minutes. Very comfortable. Perfect for kayak camping. Rolls up and fits in bag with room to spare.

Holds air, compact and surprisingly comfortable.

This product is the best. Just finished using on a 28 day Grand Canyon trip. The pad stayed inflated everybody night and provided super comfort for my 190lb body. I especially loved the dry bag that comes with as I used it to keep my clothes dry overnight - (sleeping outside)I also love that if you have two of them like my wife and I do now is that they can be snapped together which allows us to inflate at different levels to our comfort range . We sleep with sleeping bags zipped together for extra warmth and this is the best set up we’ve ever found.Thx for the great product.

Here’s the rundown of the Wise Moose Sleeping Pad. I purchased 5 of these for our upcoming trip. They are lightweight, weigh about 2 1/2 pounds, perfect for backpacking, hiking camping. That’s what we purchased them for.We tried to blow them up with the inflation bag as the instructions showed. It was a hassle, the air just kept escaping the top. As I figured it would looking at the image. *Look at the instructions in my photos. I ended up blowing the pad up by mouth, it took 5 minutes tops.The cap on the pad itself has a tab attached to it, you will see it in my photo, that came off while trying to close my pad after blowing it up. It coming off, has no effect of the pad itself, it stayed inflated. Just beware yours may come off when blowing yours up. When putting your cap on, push it in you will hear a click.The pad itself is 4” thick. It’s just fill of air. Nothing else. It’s water proof.Now, when sitting on the pad, your bottom will hit the floor, but when you on it lay flat, toss or turn on it you will NOT touch or feel the floor at all. The pad it a little bit noisy. We had 200+ lbs lay on it as well.If the pad is too firm release some air.The snaps on the side of pad stay in place at first. Then people start moving the pads do come apart.I’m not giving this all 5 stars because the inflation bag is not helpful to me, the caps have fallen off & the 2 pads do not stay in place through the night with the snaps.Otherwise, I do recommend them if you are hiking and are in need of a lightweight pad to travel with. Takes 5 minutes to blow up by mouth. Deflates easily by rolling up the mat and rolling the air out.

It’s not the easiest to inflate if you just use what comes with it. It does take a while. However I have an air pump and used that and it works great. Awesome pad. Way more comfortable than the ground when camping haha. It comes with a few patches in case a hole pops up, but I haven’t had to use those so far. I’d recommend

It stay inflated for a couple of days without the need to top off the air, it is wide enough to allow a bit of shifting sides during the night.The inflation bag has somewhat stiff walls, wich prevents easy capturing of air, making the process of filling the pad a timey affair, i find my self applying my mouth inflator device and getting the mat filled in a coupla minutesMat is strong, easy to fold, fits in its bag and the pump can be used to store filtered water.All in all I teally liked and enjoyed this thing, so gar still being used, hammock camping, tent camping, truck camping, kayak camping, shrimp sandwich, shrimp scampi...., sorry that last part was Bubba

This sleeping pad worked great for camping. A little hard for me to blow it up, but someone else did it without a problem.

The older I get the harder time I have sleeping on my backpacking mattresses. I wanted to try a thicker one to see how it does. I've been able to sleep very well on this one. Even though it is heavier than my light weight backpacking air mattresses, for me it worth the weight to have a good night sleep.