HEYTRIP Ultralight Sleeping Pad for Camping, Sleeping Pad with Detachable Pillowcase, Fast Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Tent, Portable Inflatable Camping Mattress Pad for Hiking - Orange (74''*24'')

So we bought this air pad along with a hey trip extra wide cot. The pad is comfy but a little narrow. Our cot is extra wide so it didn’t fit well. Our fault for not paying attention to the size. We tried it on the floor and couldn’t feel the floor at all. Used an electric pump and filled in 20 seconds. We will still use it to car camp. Nice that it folds really small and pretty light weight. If ur a heavy set person I would suggest something more wide.

I got this for a back packing sense.Of ultra light. This thing is heavy. I bought a couple to check them out. I didn't even open it.It's just too heavy. I will be returning.

I didn’t want to give a bad review because it’s literally a $30 sleep pad haha.Pros: easy to blow up, light enough for regular camping.Cons: this is straight up plastic so it’s very noisy, seems narrow, I’m a side sleeper and could feel the hard ground when laying on it.I will most likely keep it for an extra pad but will buy a wider, quieter one for myself.

What you get here is a sleeping pad, a bag that works as an air pump (and secondarily as a limited sort of dry sack), a pillowcase that can be secured to the pad with a strap, and a storage bag.The pad has a two-part plug for the fill port with a one-way valve so the port can be completely sealed, open just for inflation, or completely open. This is the usual solution for inflatable sleeping pads, and the valve seems to work well here.The one-way valve connects to the pump bag which allows filling the pad in just a few minutes without using your own breath. You should never blow into one of these pads because your breath will carry moisture into the pad, and the moisture will stay there pretty much forever, which can facilitate bacterial and fungal growth and damage the pad. The pump bag solves this problem completely, so you should always use it.Unfortunately there's no adapter for commercial electric air pumps, some of which have become very small and convenient these days. Some pumps come with adapters that may work with this pad, but you'll have to verify that yourself.Like most sleeping pads for backpacking, this one can be adjusted for firmness by varying the amount of air you push into it. For me, the ideal firmness uses just enough pressure to lift every part of my body off the ground. I found it a little difficult to achieve that level the first time because there's no way to make small adjustments to air pressure, but once I learned what that level feels like, I was able to recreate it again later.Once properly filled, I found the pad reasonably comfortable. It isn't slippery, which is very important for camping; you don't want to slide off the pad during the night. With the fill port fully sealed, I didn't notice any air loss overnight.I haven't had the pad long enough to get a feeling for its durability, but it seems okay. The material isn't the strongest I've ever seen, but it should last if it's used carefully.With the fill port fully open, the pad can be deflated quickly and put away in the storage bag.The price is quite good, possibly due in part to price competition, since you'll see multiple sellers offering essentially the same bag on Amazon.All in all, recommended.

This camping air matress is overall a good value.It is easy to inflate. The inflator bag requires several quick puffs of air and a quick fold. No getting out of breath to inflate.Though it takes little air, it is comfortable. A little more comfortable for back sleeding than side. Your comfort may depend on what is beneath, but it wasn't bad directly on a hardwood floor.The pillow is a bit odd. It is just a sleeve to stuff clothes in so comfort will vary. I placed my sweater in and it was ok, but not top notch.The best thing about this is how small it folds. It is relatively easy to release the air and refold. It fits neatly back in the pouch without struggle.The directions are printed on the inflator bag whivh is convenient. I did find the description of how to add air to the inflator bag a little comfusing as I've never seen one like this, but a little trial and error solved it.This would be a great air mattress for backpacking, camping, or even an extra sleeping surface at home.

It’s really amazing and super soft pad. Great for hiking, very convenient to use. and most importantly it is very light and does not take up much space in the backpack

Perfect thing to add to my camping supplies.

This pad is very soft and comfortable. I got this sleeping bag pad for my kid. He loved it. Nice quality and perfect size for a sleeping bag. It’s easy to carry it everywhere