Camping Sleeping Pad - Best Inflatable Ultralight Mat for Backpacking & Hiking Traveling - Compact Lightweight Air Mattress - Insulated Camp Sleep Pads

I haven't had a chance to sleep an entire night on this pad yet, but I will say, so far it looks like a great pad for the price. My initial impression when opening was how small and compact the pad is when rolled up. As a wildland firefighter, small and compact is a great selling feature. The more compact things are, the better. The inflate valve lies mostly flush with the pad, and is big enough to allow the pad to be filled relatively quickly. The big valve also allows it to be deflated quickly. In terms of size, the pad is plenty long. I am 6'2" and had not problem lying on it. It is a big narrow though, which is expected. It isn't sold as an extra wide pad.For the most part, the pad was comfortable to lie on. When I first sat down, my weight caused me to touch the ground, but once I was fulling lying down, I felt very well supported.Overall looks like a great buy. Once I'll spend more time on it, I'll update my review if things change, but right now I'm pleased.

As you can see in the phots in this review, the pad is about the same size as a Nalgene bottle when packed into the stuff sack. Blowing up the pad took about 15 large breaths, which is a little much. Although, when you look at this pad after being blown up it, it is large pad. I’m right around 6 feet tall and I fit on it just fine. I also weigh right around 190 and I don’t touch the ground when laying on my back. This pad has an R-value of 1.7. This pad is very easy to roll up and slide back into its stuff sack. The one strange thing about this pad is its valve placement. They put the valve the middle of the bottom of the pad. This feature ultimately doesn’t effect much, but it’s a design that seems different, initially I was worried of being able to feel it. At the end of the day, this is a great pad for 40 dollars. I also own $100 to $200 pads and this pad has right around the same performance as an $80 pad. This pad would not keep you warm, but it will keep you comfortable in warm climates. I would definitely put this pad in your summer-early fall lineup!

This is a great compact size for backpacking trips. Yes it is very thin but it does keep you up off of the ground and will keep you from having the warmth stolen from you in cold weather. I can't say it made me more comfortable really but I did notice a difference from laying on just the ground. Worth the money as it is not expensive and staying warm is very important.

This pad offers a lot of features for a budget price. It is comfy, long, relatively lightweight and packs down small. This pad could serve as great, cheap pad for some summer backcountry adventures. Here are some things I noticed about different aspects of the padInsulation - Looks like there is a small bit of insulation on the pad (R-value of 1.7) and as such, I don't think this pad would be the right choice if you are sleeping in lower temperatures; i.e anything lower than the mid-50s. But if you are sleeping in warmer temperatures, this would be fine.Length/Width - Very long and generous pad for your limbs. I am 6'0" and had plenty of room to stretch my limbs.Weight/Size - This thing packs down pretty small. To about the size of a .7L Smart Water Bottle. It weighed in at .4 oz on my scall. The extra width and length add to the weight pad so it isn't the lightest on the market but gives some extra comfort for those extra ounces.Comfort - A very comfy pad. I myself am a side sleeper and I was comfy and off the ground when using it. The firmness of the pad can also be adjusted with the inflating valve. It took the 12 to 15 breaths to fully blow up.

The product is lightweight and fairly easy to inflate. But after using it the first time the nozzle broke and now is useless.

Initial review:I was looking for a new mat because the old one I had finally gave out after 5 years and I saw this and gave it a chance and this pad feels so amazing! It doesn't weight much, yet feels like a cloud! It's the size of my hydroflask (exact!). Plus it has a better valve then my old one.It may have a R-Value of 1.7 but I'll be pairing it with another sleeping mat for my trip this week to keep myself warmer. With my down sleeping bag and liner. In the photo you'll see my sleeping gear for my trip, all that's missing is the goose down sleeping bag from the garage.Wish me luck!Final review:So I took this pad out for a trip this week and it's definitely worth buying! I was amazed at how comfortable it was! After a long hike it really helped me knock out. If you do buy it make sure to add a thin and strong string to the valve end (makes it easier to open with gloves on) before your first trip out. I highly recommend this and hope you have a good night's rest.Keep exploring!

This is a great product, packs small, the seams are sealed and should last as long as I don't over inflate. The fabric is not slippery so my sleeping bag stays put, it is comfortable for a side sleeper like myself, I am 6'1" and I am completely on the pad from head to toe fully extended. The inflator assembly is easy to use and fast to inflate. It will be a regular in my camping gear! I haven't tried it in a hammock yet but that will be my next thing to do, seems like it would work great for that!

I have had this product for almost a week now, it is 9 degrees outside but could not wait to use it. So we did on the hardwood floors in the house. The product help up great, I am a 360 lbs man and this held up to me and I was comfortable, can’t wait to use it when I am lighter. My 140 lbd son also slept on it and wanted to throw out his bed for this mattress. It is super light and easy to set up and put away. The individual baffles kept me supported all night. Can’t wait to take this thing into the field. They only downside was it was more narrow then I would like.