COSTWAYJapanese Floor Mattress, 10cm Thick Futon Mattress Tatami Mat Sleeping Pad with Carry Bag and Washable Cover, Foldable Roll Up Mattress for Lounger Bed Dorm Camping (Black, Double)

1 star reviews come from this category of person:1. People who didn’t wait 48 hours for rebound time2. People who want Japanese products but don’t want Japanese discipline to make their bed daily to responsibly prevent moisture from building up3. People who don’t ever want to bother rotating their mattress to prevent uneven wear4. People who have never enjoyed sleeping on the floor with nothing but blankets prior to trying out floor mattress sleeping5. People who expect to just immediately fall asleep in their go-to Western bed sleeping position, who don’t realise necessary adjustments have to be made to maximise your comfort6. People who only have an intention of saving money, not saving and repurposing their space7. People who don’t like or don’t make time for changing sheets, putting things away, moving things around, keeping environments clean, dry and dust freeThe pros of this product:* It’s comfortable for floor sleeping enthusiasts* It can be purchased in different sizes so you can choose what works for you(I chose double, which is nice, but it’s a little harder to store even when folded. I would have chosen a smaller double, or a single if my biggest priority was easy storage. My biggest priority was a good night’s sleep without permanent furniture)*The cover it comes with keeps it fresher for longer*It’s got weight to it but it’s not too heavy. It’s thick enough, and it can be comparable to sleeping on a firm 13 tog duvet with a soft mattress topper feel to it. (I’m 95kg and on my first sleep I found that it holds my weight quite well. I will provide an update in a few months if anything changes).*The quality of its presentation is good, I think that for the price I didn’t expect the whole world, but you get what you pay for (in a positive way). For any better quality, I’d expect a higher price point - especially considering mattresses are supposed to last years. It is good quality, it’s made well.*My sleep is way better when I sleep on the floor as it’s much cooler, much better weight distribution means it’s easier on my joints, and I feel much more rested when I sleep on the floor in general - having a futon just enhances these benefits for me. I love that I can get up and have less pain, less tightness and a slight spring in my step as a result of better sleep quality - even when I don’t get the full amount of sleep that I’d want for whatever reason, the sleep is still better than when I’m on a Western bed. I’m not saying it’s perfect sleep, I’m saying it’s better.The cons:-It’s not going to work for everyone. Lazy, busy, or even overworked types may not appreciate all the necessary maintenance and adjustments that come with this product. It will take some getting used to if floor sleeping was never something you were used to, or if you struggle with discipline and keeping good hygiene. This is not a problem for me, I love cleaning and I hate the idea of mould and mildew. I’ve had that problem before as I live in a damp area, and I never want to experience it again so I take care to make use of dehumidifiers, airing out all my fabrics and making sure nothing lies dormant on the floor for long stretches of time (more than 2 days in one place on the floor is too many days! Use fitted sheets, blankets and anything to create a barrier if you feel like you must leave it on the floor for long - but even then, I’d recommend airing or swapping out the blankets and sheets you used as a barrier between the shikibuton and the floor when you wake up.*The slight heaviness to it does make folding it up feel like a bit of a task, but it honestly takes about 1 minute and then another minute to put it away safely in a position where it can breathe.*If you live in a colder, wetter climate like myself, then it’s not possible to simply “air it out in the sun” as and when you please, but you can invest in a good electric dehumidifier for about £150, and it will help keep your air surrounding the futon dry enough to eliminate moisture build up. Expensive.*If you struggle to get up from the floor or have mobility issues, this may not be for you.TL;DR - Who doesn’t want to save space and sleep better? If you are patient and diligent enough, you will experience the full potential and purpose of this product, and you will be more than thankful that you made the choice to get it.

Good quality but not thick enough to sleep on alone.the picture on amazon makes it look alot better than it really is

comfortable ,it has with the cover,storage bag.Moderate mattress thickness.I bought for my parter,he like sleeping on the floor.

Very disappointed. Uncomfortable. Could feel the floorboards. A duvet would’ve been as effective. Returned item.

Good quality but didn't expand as much as was advertised left for 5 days and stayed the same

I was hoping for something that would make the ground comfortable but this really didn't for me. It's such soft foam that it collapses under your weight so compresses to very thin and you can feel bumps under you. Bought for camping / sleeping in van, but sadly returning. 2 stars only as seems quite nicely made. It is certainly nothing like any Futon mattress I've used - which are all much firmer.

Finally! A floor mattress that both rolls up and fits into a provided bag AND is comfortable for camping! Thank you!