Sleeping Pad for Adults, Comfortable Thick Floor Sleeping Mats for Car Truck Tent with Removable Travel Bag

The King Fun Camping Sleeping Pad has been a fantastic addition to my camping gear. After using it on several trips, I’m really impressed with how comfortable it is. The pad is thick enough to provide excellent cushioning, even on rocky or uneven ground. I usually struggle with sleeping well while camping due to my bad back, but this pad has made a big difference—I actually wake up feeling rested! It also comes with a bag that it fits into very easily with backpack type straps. It rolls up pretty big so it’s not meant for hiking or adding to a pack.

We bought these mattresses to use on cots in our tent on long camping trips. They're the perfect size for our cots, and the combination is extremely comfortable to sleep on.The removable, washable cover is great, and the mattress rolls up easily to fit inside the carry bag, which has easy carry straps for getting it into and out of the tent.The only complaint i have is that the buckles on the straps for rolling up the mattress aren't designed to stay tight. I don't know how long the storage bags will last either; they're not the most rugged material. But those are little quibbles with easy work arounds if they become a problem.Overall we're super happy with these mattresses.

As a mat, this is awesome.Things we like:It's comfortable, both as an adult and for the kids (main reason we got them). I love the waterproof cover that is washable, the grip tabs on the bottom and that they velcro together as a larger mattress.Things we don't like:The straps that are attached to the mattress and used to keep it in a roll are useless. They won't hold the mattress together for anything. We have typically tied them together rather than use the buckle/straps it came with. BIG BUMMER.Also the bag is handy but ripped the first time I slung it onto my shoulder.All in all we are loving them despite the strap and bag issue. We bought them to sleep on and not to store/carry so we were able to look past those design flaws and enjoy our purchase.

We had a guest, so I moved out of my room and slept on a hard floor with this as my only cushion. It was very nice. Much easier to deal with, and more comfortable, than the previous inflatable bed we had for such occasions.

Hint: Pull out the strap ends from the buckles before rolling to be ready to pull tight.I got this to go on a cot chair (chair that transforms into a cot). The mechanics and appearance of the cot chair are great, but the comfort for sleeping is not. This pad, with a "bunkie board" to go over the hinge area, is really nice. I chose it because it said the sleeper wouldn't feel rocks through it. It was much better on the hinge, but best with the board. I'm sure it would be fine on little rocks, especially with a tent floor or ground cloth under it. I've only used air mattresses for glamping, not foam, but this does the thing.As other reviews have said, or alluded to, the pad is the thing, and the straps and bag are okay for "freebies" but not especially sturdy. I heard the zipper tape pop twice as I was trying to get the pad into the case. Pull the straps gently, tightening the roll rather than tugging with shoulder muscles to keep them intact.It did indeed take several days for the pad to fully air up, and once it did, rolling was difficult. Since it'll be used it the house, I'm thinking I'll put it in a larger bag and not squeeze out so much air, to have it really comfy right away. On second thought, for car camping, which is what stowing these would be for, if you have a small vehicle, these might be too big, no matter what, but with a full sized SUV or truck with cargo shell, these might be best riding flat. Fully aired out, it's pretty stiff. Enough for a family could do fine in many positions, but they'd be awesome insulation for food coolers. Maybe still jackets on top of them to protect them from the sun.

Super comfortable as I have it the back of my Subaru Crosstrek. Had to do some front seat adjusting but I'm liking it.Doesn't roll up that small like when it arrived.

I camp a lot for work and do trail maintenance, and needed a comfortable pad to sleep on, but wanted to save my expensive inflatable backpacking pad for backpacking. It is super comfortable and can even sleep two adults if you’re close, I had my girlfriend. It comes with built in straps to roll it up and a durable bag to store it in. Just be forewarned that it will arrive vacuum sealed and will never be that small again. That’s my fault for not reading the description throughly. The cover is soft but not warm, and it sheds water well and whatever moisture does stick- drys fast in the sun. My only complaint would be the buckles seem flimsy and may break long before the pad wears out.

There are many companies that sell this type of mattress for more than twice the cost. You don't need to spend that much money. I'm 6 foot 3 inches tall. This is a fine length for me. The plastic buckle on the strap didn't last very long, but I think it's probably easy to replace. Pro tip: I have big tires installed on my Subaru Outback, so I removed the small spare tire from its compartment. You can fit this mattress (while rolled up) inside the space for the spare tire. The bag that the mattress come with can fit a regular sized pillow and a moderate thickness quilt (woobie) along with the mattress.

Extremely happy with my purchase; I read various reviews before making my purchase.This camping mattress is extremely comfortable and long enough as well; as I am quite tall.I would recommend this for guest sleeping overnight as well.This is a 10 out of 10 for me!

quick arrival, good quality

This is well made and has a nice carrier case. It's very difficult to roll this pad to fit into the case. The pad has built in straps to connect in a roll but I can't get it in the case

works great in ore RV as a spare bed ,thick and comfortable.

Happy with my purchase, soft and comfortable. 100% recommend!