MOXILSMOXILS Sleeping Pad, Ultralight Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Camping, Built-in Pump, Ultimate for Camping, Hiking, Airpad, Carry Bag, Repair Kit, Compact & Lightweight Air Mattress(Green)

I do a LOT of personal air travel, which includes a number of day trips from my home in Las Vegas to various destinations - fly out in the morning, back at night. But occasionally flights get screwed up and I may find myself stranded overnight in an airport ... and a mat like this is a great thing to have with me for those unfortunate, unexpected events. It's small enough and light enough to be carried in my small pack, easy to inflate and deflate, and is comfortable enough for a reasonable night's sleep when circumstances warrant ... a lot better than spending $100+ for a few hours in a hotel room when things go south. Good product overall. Does the job.

Wow! Who would have thought that one of the least expensive camping mats would be the most comfortable?I have significant back and neck injuries from a car accident and this pad is wonderful! I tried 20 other pads that just we're not good for my back. This one is by far the most comfortable for me.It's super simple to inflate, took me 30 seconds of stepping on the inflator. Deflation was very easy and it is simple and quick to fold and roll back into the bag.

For the price absolutely worth it, especially with the overnight shipping because I needed it quickly. Was comfortable to sleep on and easy to inflate with no pump needed. It’s pretty noisy to move around on so beware if you’re camping with other people in your tent though. Pillow portion of the pad could be a little bigger but it’s nice that it’s included in the first place. Kept me warm and was compact and easy to pack up

Wonderful. Rich color. (Dark blue.). Great quality material. Pump is easy to use. Sleeping surface is correlated, once inflated, so it will breath and not stick to the skin. Easy to fully deflate. Once deflated, the corrugation disappears completely, so the whole thing is no thicker than two sheets of plastic. Built in inflatable cushion is big and since it’s built in it does not slide away like the stand alone cushions. Also comes with an elastic strap to secure once deflated; and a very nice quality carry sack much like a sleeping back stiff sack. Has valve to accept mechanical inflator. Another great feature - it has grommets along one side so it can be clipped to another cushion to make a double wide bed. Is plenty long, and enough cushion to keep me 6’, 185 lbs, off the ground. The foot pump is tricky. Takes a bit to master. The trick is to put the balls of your feet on both sides of the pump valve. Put your weight on one foot, and pump the other foot like a gas pedal. The pillow will inflate first, then the corrugations will appear. With a bit of practice you can pump one foot rapidly and the cushion blows up pronto. Downside — check the weight. Some inflatables are lighter. This may not be the best choice for backpacking. I use it for kayak camping. For that it’s perfect. Only complaint … the elastic strap is not sewn into the cushion. It comes off completely. Which means it will be easy to lose. Not a big problem since the carry bag will keep the cushion contained. 5 star.

I was skeptical at first, but after trying this mattress, while camping, I was very pleased. The built-in pump was easy to use and relatively quick to fill with air. It was a bit squeaky though. At night, the mattress reflected my body heat back at me and helped keep me warm. The built-in pillow is not big, although it lifts your head just enough to be comfortable. The snaps along the side secured two of these mattresses together all night, without them ever separating. The mattress has a low profile, giving a firm cushion of 2-3 inches off the floor — it was comfortable all night. The whole thing rolls up in a compact carrying bag that it lightweight. I liked it so much that I bought two more as gifts for my family.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Been Motorcycle camping with this about 2 dozen times since I bought it over a year ago. Fast setup, Durable, Light and it doesn't look bad. The first or second time you deconstruct it and try to put it back in the bag it might frustrate you. However you are likely packing it incorrectly. Take it slow and fold it long ways into thirds

It's comfy, relatively easy to pump up, and folds up small - but it is sooooo loud when moving around at night. I'm sure other campers around me hear every time I shift around at night. For the price it works fine, but I'm searching for a quieter one.

We brought this puppy and one other brand on a 3-week trip to Japan and used it constantly. (The beds are often firm in the sense that concrete is firm, and the futons were often insufficiently padded for me.) We never had any problems with it. Inflation is quick and it folds back up to easily fit in the storage bag. Having the air mattress with us made a huge difference in sleep quality.