Sleeping Pad 4.7" Extra Thick, Upgraded Reinforced Support Structure with Built-in Foot Pump and Pillows Portable Camping Air Mattress Bed for Tent Backpacking Hiking

I have actually been using this more than my actual bed. I love how firm it is, as a lady with tons of joint back/issues. As long as you cover the inflate valve with your foot or hand, it isn't loud and pumps up fast. But you have to make sure that the hole is squarely centered & covered. We have had upwards of 400lbs on it and the weight was dispersed. I can roll on to my knees to get up and not feel the floor or feel my elbows hit the floor either. I can't say how well it insulates on it's own as I use a heated blanket with it. I was in the cold floor and have woken up hot & kicking of covers. It was a little noisy at first but after a few weeks (I think this is week 3 😁) the noise is mostly gone. It holds air very well! I need it very firm, so I may have to add 2 or 3 pumps to keep it hard after 4 or 5 days. I haven't deflated it yet because I've been soo comfortable on the floor and have gotten so much sleep. I got it on sale for under $30 and when we get bigger tents I'll replace my kids single camp pads with these. These are great.

The foam foot pump would be fine in an emergency, but it makes flatulent sounds with each step! I used my electric pump with a portable battery in a rush to catch sunset. The one-way valve at the foam foot pump area made inflation easier than trying to use the ports below the pillow side which don't have a standard diameter or flow regulation. The mattress, and both adults, survived the night with lots of movement and 20degree drop in temp. Not luxurious, but WAY better than a foam pad! Rolling it up was easy with the pillow ports open (wish they were valves to prevent backflow). And it fit back in the bag with room to spare (It's about the size of rolled midweight sleeping bag)! This was one of two types I bought, unsure which would arrive in time for the last minute trip (and would fit in the vehicle). It was a good choice, and if I get 5 more sleeps on future surprise trips, it was worth the price.

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It took me 275 foot pumps and 6 minutes to inflate. Fits perfectly in my two man tent, and is comfyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!! I am 5'4 3/4"115 lb. I'm taking itbackpacking for myself and my granddaughter. It is less than 5lbs and packs up the size of asleeping bag. I left it in the tent overnight (this was all a test run in the backyard bc I also got a new rent). To deflate, I simply opened all the valves. It deflated in less than 5 seconds. I folded it, both sides to the middle, and then once more, and rolled it up (starting at the door pump end and with all the valves still open), and it fot in the bag first try. That doesn't always happen with camping gear. If I could give this item 10 stars. I would. So much better than the narrow, thin foam pads, even with the additional weight.

We’ve used this on a couple camping trips so far and it’s definitely cozy! Once you get it inflated, it stays inflated all day and night. We went 3 days before we had to give it a couple pumps, so the seals are fantastic. The built in pump makes the setup process that much easier! Good buy for those who like camping but struggle sleeping on the ground due to back problems.

I almost gave this 4 stars. It’s very very noise the first few times of using it. It has mellowed out a little bit. It’s a pain to air up with the foot but I love the option Incase you are like me and let your flex tail pump die. It’s very very comfortable no matter how you sleep. It held me and 2 of my kids easily. Maybe one day I’ll try the single.

I take extreme care of my personal items. I am 100% confident I did nothing to cause this failure (there is a first time for everything, I guess 😂)The second time I used it, it deflated night one of that camping trip. Very unfortunate, because I thought they were great up to that point. I would have given them a 5 Star review prior to this night.

Pretty good. Noisy when you move around but not too bad unless you’re around lots of other people and need to stay quiet. It was comfortable enough, definitely better than sleeping on the floor.