Amazon Basics Lightweighted Sleeping Pad

Bought these for a camping trip with the kids. They inflate easy and hold air overnight. They have a bulit in pump that works pretty goodand even my 4yr old can pump it up. They seem to be holding up well. We have used them a bunch of time after the camping trip and they still hold air. They are pretty comfortable to sleep on but are not insulated so keep that in mind.

Great matterss pad for in home sleeping or backyard tent sleeping. I would never take this to Yosemite. It's not for hiking or backpackers. It's weight, size, durability ratio does not make sense for backpacking. However, if you sleep on your parents floor, it's a great mattress pad. I have been using it for years and it never deflates. I choose this pad over the couch, every night.

I was bummed at first bc the built in pump did not work at all. No amount of stepping on, squeezing, pressing etc. was ever going to get this sleep pad pumped up. HOWEVER, it was relatively easy to blow up like a pool float, and really only took a few puffs. And then, at its actual job of softening the various sleep surfaces, it excelled. It’s narrow enough to stay put and turn a night on an uncomfortable couch into a solid 7 hours of sleep. It stays inflated all night on a deck, on a forest floor, in a hammock—all the places I’ve tried it. It deflates beautifully fast, and packs down into its carrying bag with only a little wrangling. I think it’s worth it, as long as you don’t count on the built in pump.

I’m impressed with this sleeping pad. It’s a huge upgrade from an old-fashioned air mattress—slender, lightweight, and it folds down into a compact bundle that easily fits in a suitcase. It inflates quickly and easily, and when it’s time to pack up, it deflates just as fast. Even better: it actually folds back up without a fight and slips back into the carrying bag with no trouble. Comfort-wise, this pad surprised me. I spent a lot of the summer traveling and sleeping on different (often too-firm) beds, and I wanted something that could add cushion without taking up much space. I tested this by laying it on the floor and it felt supportive without creating pressure points. And no leaks! It held air very well. I bought it for an upcoming international trip where I’ll likely be on a bunk or an uncomfortable mattress, and this is exactly what I needed—small enough for luggage, but still provides that extra layer of comfort. Overall, it’s compact, easy to use, comfortable, and packs away neatly. Highly recommend if you need a travel-friendly sleeping pad.

It's too bad these designers don't really put much consideration in these products. This would be great if it were shorter than 72 inches long. There are unfortunately too few options for car camping, and not all of us are pro basketball players. Instead of making something the same as everyone else, they could have offered a shorter version at the same price and it would be way more usable. As it stands it sucks outright for car camping. Inflating it is pretty easy, but packing it back up is an infuriating multi-stage process where you have to pre-roll it to get all the air out, then unroll and then do a double-fold while you roll it back up, in less than comfortable conditions. It just sucks. Global average height is, what, 5' 7" (171cm)? And is anyone really going to care if their feet hang off in a tight camping situation?

On the test run seemed like a winner and I wrote the review below. Took the pad on a five night and it was total garbage. Do Not Buy! Good product in general. Packs down small, is light and easy to use. I like that it requires no breathing to pump it up and no extra equipment. It does deflate a bit by morning. Seems durable and the texture does an adequate job keeping it in place.

Amazing for the price

I have a small window less storage closet where I sleep during hurricanes. My trifold foam exercise mat is too firm to be comfortable so I bought this to lay on top of the exercise mat. I was looking for something extra narrow so that it would fit in my space and this is quite narrow. It seems to me the only way to make the pumping action work is if you can cover the fill hole during the push then uncover to allow air to enter. The way to do this in my case was to pump with the palm of my hand rather than with my foot. I've known for years that this sort of air mat, with the squiggly air pockets, makes an excellent sleeping surface and this one is nicer than the vinyl ones for flotation. The material of this air mat feels better.

Excelente

It is firm, fairly thick and doesn't lose air. The weight and size are perfect.

Lätt att blåsa upp och tömma, håller bra i flera dagar i fältmässiga förhållanden. Tar liten plats (termos). Rekommenderas.

I've used this on a few hiking trips and been very happy with it. It is extremely comfortable and very small and light. It is very easy to deflate and fit back into the bag, unlike self inflating mattresses which are just about impossible. I couldn't get the foot pump thing to work properly, but it takes less than 10 breaths to blow up, so not an issue. The only thing to bear in mind is that it is not insulated at all (I wouldn't expect it to be for this price), so won't be good in cold weather

... Amazon Basics bedeutet für mich immer eine gute Basisqualität für einen guten Preis. So auch hier. Tolles Packmaß, niedriges Gewicht, gutes Liegen, im ersten Test hat die Isomatte die Luft über mehrere Tage gehalten, aufpumen ging ratz-fatz. Was will man mehr :-)