VOOPH Camping Mat, Inflatable Ultra Lightweight Sleeping Pad Roll Mat Inflatable Camping Mattress Air Pad Portable Outdoor Compact Hiking Backpacking Hammock Tent Sleep Mat

My wife bought this to use on my apartment balcony where I work to grab a few rays and be light enough to fit into her hand luggage as generally we travel light.Well it really is light and packs down to almost nothing. It weighs only a few grams and honestly, you just don't notice it at all. For camping it would be utterly brilliant. I come from an era - ahem- when me and my mates would head off into the wild carrying basics that an elephant would struggle with. I would have been overjoyed to have had this kind of thing available.And, if you are planning to do Kilimanjaro then buy this. You are provided with foam mats but frankly the rocks are soon noticed and this would have been an excellent help.To inflate it's a simple matter of lung power. Because of the design it doesn't need too much blowing up so chances are you won't faint in the process. What I did notice is that once you have got it inflated, give it a few minutes so you have stopped hyperventilating then give it a couple of hard as you can inflations. That will add just the right amount of resilience to the mat to stop you sinking through it.Overall this is a brilliant thing and one which I wish I'd had 35 years ago.

Great value for money, small, lightweight and surprising strength of this little mattress!I have been touring around Europe on a rally for a month and used this mattress every night on both the hammock and tent. At first I was dubious of is levels of robustness due to how thin it felt but I was pleasantly surprised. For how small and compact it was it still offered great support on uneven or hard grounds which unfortunately on multiple occasions meant sleeping in quarrys or hard uneven grounds. This mattress survived all and surpassed my expectations of support and comfort. However the one downside I would give it is that it is quite squeaky when you sleep. I got over this after a couple of days but for particularly noise sensitive sleepers may be an issue.

Haven't slept on this yet but have inflated and lay on it indoors and out (with and without sleeping bag, too) and it is super comfy. I am a 212 lbs, 5'9" guy and I couldn't feel the floor through it at all when lying in any position (side, back and front). I was sceptical that a thin inflatable would even survive my weight, let alone support me comfortably. But it really is very comfortable. The inflatable, built-in pillow is also perfect. I was considering buying a separate pillow to go on top but I have no need to, it's that good. My only gripe with the sleeping pad is that it is rather finicky to pack away into it's tiny bag (although this is likely just down to my own incompetence!). I would happily buy this again if I ever needed to replace mine, but it comes with 3 repair patches so that won't be any time soon!

Compact and lightweight. Stayed well inflated for 3 days without need for more air. Very long length so was able to fold the bottom over and elevate my feet after a long hike. Comfortable enough and I have a spine/neck injury.I knocked off one star because deflating to repack takes a while.Great for the price. Hope it lasts a long time.

Very practical, my daughter loves it for sleepovers. It takes about 10 deep breaths to fill main part, would easily accept an air bed pump.Seems nice and robust, have inflated and deflated several times now.Very please with product and price

This is on Amazon under the self-inflating section. These don't self-inflate significantly at all. Basically I bought the wrong product because of this.That being said, we had a very comfortable week camping thanks to them. They're really lightweight and take up very little space. I'd recommend giving these a go if you want to save space over a conventional sleeping air bed. The pillow section is also really handy. Will use again.

This is so light and tiny, I'm a bit small 6' guy and can sleep on this fine. Only reason for knocking a point off is I found it slippery and a bit noisy, no change remaining on it on an incline, as I find out. That said it's really useful and no effort to inflate and carry, so pleased with it

Slept on this for 5 nights and it was surprisingly comfortable. My hiking mate bought a more expensive one with an integrated pump but otherwise identical which proved itself useless. This product was not only faster and easier to inflate by mouth but it is lighter and smaller due to not having a pump. I used it with a thin polyfoam and had some really good sleep on it, would never go camping without it again.