Inflatable Camping Sleeping Pad, 4-Inch Thick Full Air Support, No Bottoming Out for Side Sleepers, Camping & Backpacking Mattress with Built-in Foot Pump, Durable & Compact – Airlive2000

I run local county 4H chapter's Camping Club. I own and use a lot of camping pads year round and in every different type of camping application. This is my honest assessment of this pad I ordered on flash sale I got shipment of this pad a week ago and just opened it today. I am supremely impressed with the material quality, function of the integrated foot pump and the comfort - especially sleeping on my side. I actually fell asleep on it and just woke up. Its heavy for an inflatable pad, but close to being on-par with a self-inflating pad. The pump is a foot sized internal baffle area filled with a quick compressing, quick expanding foam and a pair of flap valves. about 30 steps gets it to the perfect pressure and you cannot overinflate it. The internal pressure stops the pump from working at the perfect pressure no matter how hard you try to pump it after that. The material is similar to the PVC of an intex air mattress, but reinforced with structural fibers that give it a more matte feel and eliminate the pressure loss from the material stretching. After sleeping on it for half the night i got off and felt the pressure and noticed no difference from when I originally inflated it. The thickness is good for keeping off cold ground in the winter but can be used year round. Its even got snaps on the sides to join multiple pads into one larger one. Ill always have a place for my ultralight air pads and high R-value Thermorest pads for backpacking in the summer and winter, but for less-than-extreme winter camping and side sleeping comfort year-round this pad is hard to beat and its a fraction of the price of the next cheapest pad ive ever bought

Great for side sleepers! Super puffy and inflates fairly quickly. Packs up super small and easily as well, no struggling w stuff sack!

The mattress was very comfortable and even with side-sleeping, neither my hip nor my shoulder touched the ground. We were in a four day canoe trip, two nights spent at one site and one at another. Temps got into the 40s on the third night and I did not experience cold coming through the pad (though it is probably time to upgrade my sleeping bag as that did not keep me warm). Inflation was done with a hand-held electric pump (not included), with adjustments made using the foot pump to get the mattress to the right firmness. Deflating the pad was also easy, folding was just a little challenging as it folds into thirds when putting the mat away but the foot pump is fully half the width of the mattress. The bag has a convenient little pocket inside that my rechargeable air pump fits into along with the mattress with extra room to spare. All-in-all, the mattress functioned as intended and I am quite pleased with the results.

Had this since July 2019, it rolls up nice and doesn’t take up too much space. The plastic cap busted not too long ago, I think it was do to air pressure it’s hard to over tighten it. It will just barely hold air for a night of sleep now with just the rubber stopper. I enjoyed it while it lasted, sturdier cap would be nice or even design it so that it was a standard 2 liter bottle cap size so it was super easy to replace 🤘🏽😆. The foot pump is alright, nice to not have to put your mouth on anything or carry a pump. It worked ok not crazy speedy, but it did it’s job with good technique it can inflate pretty quick. Extra: Mostly used it for sleeping in the living room 😆. Took it on an ice fishing trip but didn’t use it cause there were mats already in the cabins. Wish the foot pump was designed into the bottom/the feet side of the mat instead of the head side, Asian people tend to not put feet where heads lay so I just flipped it around haha, there’s a little bulge that seems to be for your head and it’s on the same side as the foot pump so I slept on it with the little bulge and pump at my feet.

These sleep pads are fantastic! My family of 5 took a 3-week trip to the Canadian Rockies in June/July and spent about 10 nights car camping. We are complete “newbies” so good equipment was essential! These pads are thick and heavy duty - my husband and I are side-sleepers and it was no problem being on the ground. The pads don’t lose air either; our average stay at the same campground was about 3 days and the pads held. They are easy to pump up with the built-in foot/hand pump (takes about 3 minutes and is not strenuous) and easily deflate and roll up into carrying bags (about 15” long and 6” in diameter). Relatively lightweight - we had all 5 of them in a large tote bag and it was easy to carry. Overall, these sleep pads were an excellent purchase for us and made our camping experience much, much better! Functionality: Easy and quick to pump up with built-in pump, pad is thick enough for side-sleepers, holds air for 3 days, made of sturdy material. Easy to deflate and rolls up small. Size: 3-4” thick when inflated.

I bought two of these to use in a small camping tent. I tested them out in the backyard with my 4yo daughter one night and I was disappointed to say the least. First off they snap together to give you the idea you will get one bigger mat. The theory is at least. But the snaps are so weak and few that as soon as someone moved more to the middle, they just unsnap and move.. They are a huge pain to blow up with its hand/foot pump. I ended up just going in the garage and getting my air pump. If I tested them while camping I would have been pissed. And then once I did get them pumped up, they felt too stiff. They are nice and thick but Its hard to get the perfect amount of air in it to sleep well. They both held air for a few weeks. I just left them inflated and didn't notice any air difference. So they are at least made well. Overall I think its just ok. I wouldn't really suggest them to anyone because I didn't sleep well at all on them.

Super impressed so far. We bought this as a backup pad in case our fancy new expensive one (of a different brand) failed at some point during the camping trip. This one ended up being way lighter, more comfortable, and super easy to inflate as well as deflate (fits back in the small carrying bag without any struggle). This one ended up getting taken out into the woods and the expensive one stayed in the trunk. It's a little narrow, but so are most camping pads. You pop open the inflating valve and press it with your hand or foot to inflate the mattress. This took maybe... 100 presses to fill it.. roughly 5 minutes or less. I was pleasantly surprised by how thick it gets. As a side-sleeper, I appreciate a camping mattress having some give for my hips and shoulders. Because this packs down so small, only slightly larger than the height and width of a 40 oz Stanley mug (including the width of the handle), you could even keep this in your vehicle for impromptu camping or emergencies. You could easily carry it on a bike, fit it in a packback, etc. A rolled up standard size pillow stuffed into a bag was about 2x the size of this compact air mattress. If you are opting for a spendy mattress pad, and at all wary of even one 1-star review showing it having failed a customer, I'd get this one for backup. If you can hike back to your vehicle, you may as well have a cheap but very worthwhile backup accessible to you.

Absolutely superb comfort. Unbelievably comfortable. Weird valves - started losing air only 2 or 3 months after I bought it. Decided it was worth it to refill every night. But then the baffles came out from the head, shoulders and upper back area. Mattress blew up like a balloon in the head and shoulder area. Could not lay on it - because too ballooned up. Reached out to customer service. No response.

Buen producto, muy práctico. El sistema de inflado es muy efectivo, en 3-5 min lo inflas y mantiene bien el aire

Mattress usually stays inflated throughout the night. Important to note that deflation during the night is generally caused by elasticity of the fabric and change of air temperature: air expands when warm; air contracts when cool. If you have issues, you can place an eggshell foam matt (like a yoga matt) underneath this inflatable mattress and it will solve the problem. If that fails, light a campfire next to your bed and keep it going throughout the night. Overall, it rarely deflates unless under above specified conditions and it can be controlled under above stated conditions. This is by far the most if not only important factor with an inflatable mattress and this one holds up pretty well. Good quality for the money.

En l’ouvrant, l’article avait l’air cheap et difficile à gonfler. Mais au contraire!!! Très simple à gonfler sans pompe, en q minutes à peine. J’ai dormi 3 jours dessus, sans jamais avoir besoin de le regonfler. Il est confortable.

Very comfortable and warm.

It’s way shorter than advertised. Gets shorter and shorter when inflating. Also not exactly the advertised width but less obvious.