GDPETS Camping Air Mattress, New Upgrade Hand Press Inflatable Camping Sleeping pad with Pillow for Backpacking,Traveling,Waterproof Anti-Skid & Anti-Leak Compact Camping Air Mat

I got two. so I can use it with my friend. it's so easy to carry because it's small and light.this made my camping experience way better!thank you!

This isn't exactly the most comfortable portable inflatable mattress, but it definitely does the trick for quick naps or those outdoor camping trips where you want to pack light. I really feel like this is definitely something that you will want to put a blanket on top of before sleeping on in order to make it more comfortable.The user-inflatable addition is really nice to have. You can inflate this in a matter of 3 minutes. This is nearly identical to sleeping on the floor except you have an built in pillow with this mattress. You'll still feel the stiffness of the hard floor underneath your back. I'd say that this mattress can support about 150lbs and anything heavier, you'll feel more of the floor. But this is better than nothing!It's long; nearly 6 feet or so, so you won't feel like this is too short for a regular person. With the design of the mattress, I really think they could've given up more of the small air bubbles to make few bigger ones to make this more comfortable.I wouldn't mind recommending for those who like to take naps at the office or small camping trips. There are many ways to make this a comfortable sleeping experience for you!

Great for hard surfaces, no sore pains in the morning. Neck support could be better but sweet easy product

The product we recieved is NOT what is photographed. The photos show a wonderfully textured pad that looks very comfortable. The pad we recieved had NO texture at all. It was literally just a very thin plastic, flat and smooth, which would make for a very slippery sleeping experience. The material is so cheap. I want to find the REAL product that is photographed. This is a knock off version and I am returning them. Very disappointed.

Well I realize, based on price, I'm not getting the best quality product. I've purchased worse.It takes quite a bit of pumping to fill it up.I used my foot and it took about a minute. It was pretty easy to let the air out, so that was nice.It's very narrow and although I didn't measure it (because the pumping up wore my out).It heavier than I thought it would be.I don't know whose hand that is in the picture of the stowed pad but he must be a giant. I have pretty big hands and it covered mine completely with a little overhang. The pump bubble adds to it's bulkiness when stowing as well. The bag it comes with is way too big and is probably the biggest culprit regarding storing size.All in all its ok. Nothing impressive here. Semi comfortable. I don't plan on using it for cold weather camping so I'm sure it's fine for a family warm weather camping trip.Signed,Underwhelmed

This sleeping pad was much better than I expected. I'm a hair over 6 foot and 210 pounds. And I'm a side sleeper. I was worried that having most of my weight distributed on my hip and shoulder would make this uncomfortable for me but it worked out great. If you sit or kneel on it while it's inflated you'll feel the ground on your butt or knees but as soon as you lay down you're completely off the ground. It's also plenty long enough as I still had several inches at my feet even stretched out as long as I could be.Inflating is very easy. Takes 20-30 seconds if you blow it up, but it also has a pump on the pillow that you can use to inflate in a minute or two, if you're worried about germs. I thought the pump was in an odd spot but if it gets in the way of your head you've probably slid off the pad anyway. Deflating is super easy... you open the deflate valve and the air comes shooting out. If you roll it up it fits easily into the carrying pouch. Deflate valve says "deflate" but for some reason the valve used to inflate says "pep". Maybe they meant "pump". You want that valve open if you use the pump or your mouth. It's simple to use but the manual I got is entirely in Japanese except for an email address.It's pretty slick and I can imagine it's easy to slide off of. I actually camped out on the floor last night to see how it is. I found a great thing to do is I used a sleeping bag liner to wrap around it (or you could try a light blanket) and slid the whole thing into my sleeping bag. I made it through the night without waking up once. Slight disclaimer, though, I was doing it on a carpet and not hard ground. I mostly wanted to see if it retained air overnight and it definitely did.In case of small leaks this also comes with half a dozen patches. I would definitely recommend this as a lightweight air mattress to take with you camping or backpacking.

Out of three sleeping pads I've tried recently, all of them good, I would have to rate this as number three. I did not find the handpump as easy to use as I expected, as it took quite a bit of pumping to inflate the mattress. Once inflated as far as I was able to get it, it was very comfortable to lay on my back on, but I found that side lying, the position in which I most often sleep, I was less comfortable. It was reasonably easy to deflate, fold and roll, to get it back into its bag, larger than the smallest pad I tried. There are snaps down both sides of this pad, perhaps to snap it together with another to make a double "bed."Thank you very much for reading my review. If it was helpful, please click the button below.