BIG AGNES Unisex's Air Core Ultra Sleeping Pad, Gold, 20x72 (Regular)

EDIT: Ok so my initial review I am upset because the weight was not as described. The very first thing I did was plop this bad boy on a scale to check it, and it was 21 oz. Well I was furious that I was miss led to think that this was an 18 oz pad, so I quickly typed up a negative review. After I took a few moments to cool down I decided to go ahead and actually open up the pad and try it out. Well bam there is the inflator bag inside too. so I reroll it up this time without the inflator bag and BAM...it is 18.3 oz.So when talking about weight my only complaint is that the inflator is not included in the listed weight, but after using the inflator to fill it up I am never going back. That thing is amazing.Now for the review of the actual pad. Initially it is very comfortable, I can actually lay on my side without touching the ground so that is great. The pad is a little softer than I usually prefer so we will see how I do over night. So far though, I really like it, I am sleeping on it tonight and will see how I do.

This is my third Big Agnes sleeping mattress. I sleep on a cot with this pad. It inflates very quickly with an electric air pump. The inflation bag that comes with it works and attaches very well to the openings. My experience with these pads is that they hold up for years of full-time use and are very comfortable.

Really slept great camped 4 nights on the new mexico bdr slept great was comfortable and warm to 50 degrees f on uninsured pad and 40 degree bag as expected

It does what it is supposed to but if you move it makes too much noise

1st trip out was great! Doesn’t get any better than Big Agnes! It was a little cool on the trip and I could tell it wasn’t insulated, so I wouldn’t recommend for lower temps.

This pad once blown up was descent. But when you have 2 adults and 3 kids, it would take the entire day to inflate them. Way too much work.

This blow up mattress was important for me because it allowed me to get a full night's sleep. It is thick and high enough off the ground, and this combined with the long tubes provided the feeling of a "real" mattress. I had a Klymit mattress previously, and did not sleep well on the V shaped tubes. The only drawbacks to this mattress is that it is noisy if you turn over a lot while sleeping, and although there is a check valve, it takes a lot of air/breath and time to fill, (5-7 minutes).

No complaints and its easy to use. 5 nights on the trail and slept good using it.