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）

This was easy to use, easy to inflate and deflate and honestly held up pretty well! It was very light weight and easy to take from place to place!

I purchased 4 mattress pad for camping. I like how you can connect 2 or more mattresses together, as it includes attachments buttons on the side of each individual pad. I like that it also has a foot stomp to inflate the pad on one end. And on the other end. It has another hole if you want to use a electric air pump to pump up the mattress faster. I also like you can use the foot stomp pump section to increase the firmness or softness to each person's likeness. This also has a small embedded pillow for your head. This is definitely a great product. Here is 2 mattress pad connected to each other. The fabric quality is of great material not cheap like others I have used.

We just used these on a 3 night camping trip. It was super comfortable and fairly easy to pump up. I ended up using my fists instead of my foot because it was easier. The plug for the pump kept falling down and that made it harder to pump up. It would be nice if they added a clip or something to hold that back while you're pumping it up. It did hold air all night long, but it had to be pumped up a little each evening. I don't think I'd go so far to say it actually pumps up to 5 inches, but it was thick enough to where we were not on the ground. It was very easy to roll up and get back in the bag and that was a nice change from a conventional air mattress.

Surprisingly comfortable. Easily inflated without much physical effort within about a minute or two using the foot pump. The instructions are terrible and hardly informative due to tiny font, incorrect grammar, and tiny inscrutable photos, so just note that (1) the cap on the pump needs to be rotated 90 degrees (when the cap is open) depending on if inflating or deflating; (2) the plug cap at the other end of the mat has two parts, so that when you unplug this cap, one part of the cap comes out, but not the second part of the plug cap, which is still fully closing the hole, so you need to unplug that part of the cap as well; (3) the plug cap needs to be fully pushed in to the point that it makes a slight pop sound, which essentially requires pressing down twice: the cap appears to be fully seated when pushing in, but likely needs to pushed further with a little more force until you hear a pop sound in order to obtain a complete seal - if not fully closed, you can see about a 1 millimeter gap, which is what one of the minuscule photos on the terrible instructions is trying to show. After fully inflating, I needed to let out about 10 to 20 percent of the air for the mat to be sufficiently soft, otherwise the mat felt too hard upon laying on it. With this partial deflation, I was also able to temporarily store the mat as folded in half (photo). The slight rise for the pillow is not that helpful because I found this pillow too hard to use as a pillow, so I would prefer if the mat were fully flat so that I could use a normal pillow. The combined mat-pillow and normal pillow caused my neck to be at a slight angle, so I needed a relatively flat pillow. I'm 5 foot 7 inch, and the length of the mat was just about long enough when well stretched out, such as laying on my stomach, having both arms folded just above my head but still on the mat, and having my feet flexed (about flat) where my toes just hung beyond the bottom of mat. So while the length is impressive, it might be a bit short if you're particularly tall but only depending on how you sleep and whether you want your toes still on the mat. I was very surprised that upon folding up the mat, the mat easily fit back in its storage bag (see photo) such that it took up less space in my suitcase than it did in the shipping box upon receiving the order. To fold up, I pushed the air out toward to open hole and leaned my knees on the folded part of the mat to keep it flat. I think I folded the mat up a little differently from what the instructions suggested. The storage bag also has a sliding/locking plastic tab on its cord that keeps the end of the bag closed. Overall I'm very happy with the mat for when I need to sleep on a floor, which I did for about 10 nights. I slept well and felt about as well-rested as a normal bed after each nights sleep despite being over 50 years old, although I found that occasionally turning from sleeping on either side to sleeping on either my back or front was a little more comfortable for my hips.

Great product. The product is exactly how they described it. Moderately Easy to pump up and break down. It does take some time pumping up though It's portablity and compact. Great for conserving space. Its definitely a good mix between and air mattress and a sleeping mat! Its design makes you feel cozy. Great for cabin lofts! Definitely recommended

This worked great for my granddaughter (5' 6") who came to visit. The foot pump worked fine -- make sure to read the directions (online is best) for how to pump it up. It seems to take a while, but then goes really fast at the end. There was NO ODOR at all when I took it out of the box! That was mind-blowing to me. I'm very sensitive to possible toxic chemicals, plastics, etc, and I expected to have to air it out for several days. So that was great! After she left, it deflated easily for storage, and I love how it doesn't take up much room.

This a great inflatable sleeping pad! It’s easy to inflate with the built-in foot pump, is very comfortable, and easy to deflate, roll up and place in the bag provided. I have used it multiple times and it fits great in my backpack!

This is a pretty good camping. Mat was decently easy to inflate and took about 5 minutes of pumping.. it did not deflate at all in the 48 hours I was camping and while I was inside of a tent it did not puncture. Even though the fabric of this mat is a lot tougher than my tent floor was and that did not either puncture. It's very compact and doesn't weigh much. Has good padding and appearance and I like the built-in pillow. I should mention one important thing. The colors shown are not fully correct but in a good way. I wanted army camo green but that costs more. So I got regular green and that ended up being army camo green the same for the blue. I wanted a dark blue but all they had was light blue and a dark blue one showed up. So the color of what you were buying will definitely be darker so I have that in mind but it definitely matches the color scheme of the area. I would definitely buy this again if I had to. It was a great price and everything went well

I was honestly surprised by this sleeping pad. I mainly bought it for cottage trips with my family and for those times I end up crashing at friends’ places while traveling. Usually, I just make do with whatever is available, but I wanted something lightweight, compact, and inflatable to keep as a backup.The first thing that caught my attention was that it’s 5 inches thick. That’s much thicker than most camping pads, so I was curious to try it. Out of the bag, it’s impressively small, about 11 inches tall and 6.5 inches wide, and weighs only around 2 pounds, which is nothing to carry around. The material feels sturdy, made of nylon that is waterproof, lightweight, and durable. I checked the seams and everything looked clean with no sloppy glue or weak spots. It also has buttons on the sides, which is handy if you want to connect it with other camping gear.Inflating it was simple. It has two valves: one for deflating and one for inflating. Just close the deflating valve and leave the inflation one open while you pump. I didn’t want to get it dirty with my feet, so I just used my hands to pump it and it only took about five minutes. It was effortless and the air went in smoothly and stayed in. My advice is not to overinflat and once it feels taut and firm, you’re good.The comfort was what really surprised me. The surface feels great, not plasticky at all. It has a woven texture that’s nice on the skin, even on bare feet. It also comes with a built-in elevated pillow area, which is a nice touch and makes it more compact since you don’t need to bring a separate pillow.Size-wise, it’s about 80 inches long and 30 inches wide when inflated, and it supports up to 800 pounds. I’m not a tall or heavy guy, but this could comfortably fit most people. I also really like that it’s 5 inches off the ground, which keeps you away from dust, dirt, and cold surfaces. I felt secure lying on it and never felt like I was sinking too close to the floor.At only 2 pounds, I think I’ll start keeping this in my luggage whenever I travel. It feels durable, comfortable, and practical, and I was impressed by the overall quality. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants an emergency backup mattress, a travel essential, or just an upgraded piece of camping gear.

Excellent mattress. Holds air great!

I have reviewed this product but in a different color.✅ Inflates quickly with a foot pump and deflates almost instantly✅ Easy and fast to roll back up into the bag✅ Snaps on the sides let you join two mattresses for adjustable comfort✅ Strong, durable fabric yet still lightweight✅ Great for sharing the load when hiking with a partner❌ Could be wider and slightly shorter for better comfort, especially for wider peopleVerdict: 3.8/5This mattress works really well, is easy to use, and lets each person adjust their own firmness. Perfect for camping or hiking trips, though a slightly wider design would make it even better.

there are many use cases for this particular camping bed i can think of, but for now, i need to lay down (no pun intended) what my primary goal was for acquiring it.you see, our son whose 12 still loves to camp in our masters bedroom every now and then. whenever he feels lovey dovey and just want to be with his parents, he does that.before this bed, he would often bring our super large, -30 celsius rated sleeping bag and lay it on the ground.he prefers to camp rather than actually sleep beside us on the bed.although the sleeping bag was alright, it wasnt a cushion nor as comfy as this inflatable bed.we got it setted up in no time this evening. it took about 4minutes to pump (not in a rush on doing so). at first i was afraid of covering the hole by the foot pump while inflating thinking, it wont be efficient.But i was wrong. all went well. before our eyes, we saw a flat thick nylon plump up to a supportive and confident bed to lie on. yes, i said confident.one of my pictures shows our son testing it out (5'8") comfortably fitting within the beds parameter.ive also included a picture of a closeup shot of the material used. im not sure if you were able to zoom in but its thick and very apparent that its waterproof.when finished, it was as easy as opening all valves and voila, fold em into a small form factor and tuck away in its own carrying case (included).overall, this is a great item to have. no need for plugs or noisy pumps. just alittle bit of "knee-grease" and you're on your way.

I was very pleasantly surprised by this sleeping pad. I thought I'd be there all day trying to pump it up with the built-in pump, but it only took a few minutes of fairly gentle squeezing before it was ready to go.The seams are solid the entire thing is very well built. I'm a pretty heavy guy but the pad supported me no problem.It has snaps along the edges for folding and rolling it up. Maybe my only criticism is that, like most camping gear, it doesn't seem to roll back to the same size as when you unpack it! It fits in its carrying bag fine... "girth-wise", but is a bit longer length-wise to where I can't cinch the bag closed. Definitely not the end of the world. Probably my own fault anyway.