Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Camping, Extra Thick 3.9 Inch Self Inflating Camping Pad with Built-in Foot Pump & Pillow, Ultralight Compact Camping Sleeping Mat for Backpacking Camping Hiking

I use this for camping and was very impressed. This camping pad was very comfortable under my sleeping bag and I slept very well, no little rocks poking me in the back and ribs. Easy to use and was inflated in less than 1 minute. Fast and easy to set up and to deflate. Fits easily back into the bag and not bulky, it can also fit in a back pack. My husband was impressed with it as he will be buying one for himself. It is a nice size for a camping cot as well. Absolutely love this. Only regret is not buying it sooner.

First of all, I want to mention that when you first open and unroll this pad, it is going to be super long. You will think it is far too long to use inside a standard tent. As you get it inflated, it begins to adjust to the size of the actual complete product. So, don't just give up on it before inflation. Next, at a $15 price, it would be almost silly not to give it a try, unless of course, you are on a tight budget. Still, this pad is about 3 inches thick, and when moving around and changing positions, you are going to feel the ground or floor. Once you distribute your weight out, lying down, you do not. I basically expected that though. In fact, even many of the full sized air mattresses can be like that. I think this pad is specifically ideal for use under a sleeping bag, inside a camping tent, and for children and teen sleepovers. For these activities, I believe most people would be satisfied with this product, as long as the price remains where it is. It really is a great deal right now.

Too much money for a 3-inch mattress.

This is a very convenient self inflatable pad. nice quality

Tried to upgrade my camping set up/supplies with this inflatable mattress. Lost two stars: one for the fact it did not seem to want to hold air, had to re-inflate after a few hours. Second, the valve cover at the foot/bottom kept popping open when I was trying to inflate it even when I really jammed it in tight. Better than sleeping on the hard ground, yes. A quality mattress, no. At the price point, just over $20 I guess you kind of get what you pay for.

Not the best pad I own, but better than some. It's a decent pad, as long as you're not a side sleeper, or a hefty fella such as myself. Easy to inflate, seems durable, and didn't lose any air (minus a little for stretching). Doesn't seem like it'd be very warm on cold ground, but for the price you can only expect so much. Doesn't roll up super small, so between that and the weight not the best for backpacking.

I don't use this for camping, I use this for kids sleepovers on hardwood floors. That said the self-inflating is actually a pump in the pad and does take leg/foot effort and a little skill to blow up. I actually just used a leaf blower to get it most of the way then finished it with the pump.Last night was it's first use and my daughters friend thought it was comfortable to sleep on. I laid on it for an hour or so and thought the air tube pattern felt weird at first then didn't notice it after a few minutes.Air lets out easily and it folds and rolls nicely and fits back in the included bag no issues.

I ordered this to use in my one person tent for an upcoming trip. This is not 76 inches long. It is 96" long *8 feet), and will not fit in typical 2 or even 3 person tents. It's just too long. It did inflate with my pump, but other than that I cannot vouch for other usability as I can't use it.