SereneLife Backpacking Air Mattress Sleeping Pad - Waterproof Lightweight Sleep Pad Inflatable Camping Sleeping Mat W/Carrying Bag - For Camping, Backpacking, Hiking - Slcpo (Orange)

UPDATE: Unfortunately, even though I loved sleeping on this pad I ended up having to return it. The inflation valves were placed on the bottom of the sleeping pad and ended up scratching into the bottom of my tent. I considered turning the pad over but because the valve is in the center of the pad, I was concerned it would tear up my sleeping bag.I bought three sleeping pads so I could find one that would work. This sleeping pad was by far the most comfortable of the bunch.Pillow: The pillow and pad have separate valves so the firmness of the pillow can be changed without letting out all the air in the pad. One of the pads I tried did not have this feature and it made for a painful night. The pillow on this sleeping pad is at a great height that is very comfortable. For reference, I prefer a soft down pillow. The raised edges are great for keeping your head centered or for propping your head up a bit.Pad: The pad is very high. Even sleeping on my side, my hip never touched the ground (I’m about 6’ and 200lbs). The baffles are very comfortable. I slept better on this sleeping pad than I do on most hotel beds. The raised sides kept me in the middle of the pad even when I would roll to my side and stomach through the night. They were also really useful and comfortable to lift my leg or arm up a bit.Material: The material used in this pad is smooth but not slippery. It feels great to the touch and I’m looking forward to sleeping on it without a sleeping bag in summer.Cold: So far, I’ve got this pad down to 45F and been toasty warm. I was sleeping in a 3.5 season tent with a 30F down sleeping bag with pants and a long sleeve shirt.For the money, I can’t imagine a better sleeping pad. The pad came with a stuff sack and repair kit. The only complaint I have is that it doesn’t come with an air pump bag. I ended up purchasing the Overmont 60L Ultralight Air Pump which works great with this pad (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BRWWHKG/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_api_i_XQnBFbBRH677Q). Also, I ordered two orange pads at different times and there is a noticeable difference in the color.

I haven’t taken it camping yet, but after inflating it and testing it out at home I have to say this is very comfortable. It only takes about 10-15 breaths to inflate which is nice. The side bolsters are awesome, as it really helps keep me centered and not falling off the edges. It’s very lightweight and small when rolled up too. This is comparable to some of the $100 sleeping pads I’ve tried out at REI, so to me this is a real steal!

So, I read all the reviews on this product and decided to give it a shot. I was going on a backpacking trip with my son for 3 overnights and we were roughing it by backpacking everything we needed in with us. This was my first time on a trip like this and I wanted to be prepared. When this was delivered I opened it and was quite surprised by how thin the material was however it held up great on the trip. It never needed any air except in the pillow area which for my own liking is too low...but again that is just me...I like more support under my head and neck. I never once felt as if I was touching the ground while using this and I am 6' tall and weigh about 190. I had my sleeping bag on it and I was fully clothed to keep warm on those cool 35 degree nights. I would recommend for sure. Not sure of long term durability but it will be put to use again in the near future.

excelente, muy práctico, facil de inflar, no pierde temperatura, solo me falta probarlo bajo cero.

I’ve been careful not to put this down on any sharp objects because it’s thin, but that’s why I bought it. It’s very comfortable and small. Not too bad to blow up. I use by sit pad as an additional pillow