Valwix 5.5in Sleeping Pad for Camping, Camping Mattress w/Built in Air Pillow & Pump, Lightweight & Waterproof Camping Pads for Sleeping, Sleeping Mat Camping for Adults, Self Inflating Sleeping Pad

I don't usually write reviews but I wanted to say I'm really happy with this mat. it's exactly what I wanted: light, very comfortable, easy to inflate, and deflate and put away. I wasn't sure about it based on some mixed reviews but since there were more good than bad I thought I'd try it.At first i thought Id be sending it back because within five minutes it started to deflate which is what many other reviews had mentioned. But then I checked the seal on the deflate valve under the pillow and it was not quite in all the way, so I made sure that the stopper was in as far as it could be and the seal was tight and tried inflating again and it stayed inflated.So that's why i wrote the review to tell people to make sure they check that because its not in the instruction booklet as a troubleshoot item. Once that seal is completely in place this mat is solid and very comfortable. I can sit on it and it doesn't sink. When moving around on it the noise is minimal and not annoying at all. A great product for this price point. I'll be camping with it this weekend, so if anything changes I'll update the review, but so far so good.

But, it's very comfortable.Easy to blow up with lungs, takes less than 5 minutes with mild effort (non cigarette smoker, no asma).Small pouch is a pain to cram the rolled up pad into.Designers...Please design a bag that has 20% or so more space to "slide" the rolled up pad into ( cramming the bag is at the very least annoying and time consuming, sometimes I have to re-roll the pad. When temperatures are FREEZING then this process actually becomes PAINFUL for my exposed fingers because it's impossible to cram your pad in your bag with gloves on.) Then have stitch straps to the sides of the bag so the user can tighten the bag after the pad is inserted. This method is used for tent bags it can be used for sleeping pad bags as well. Thank you.

I use this when traveling because I have a bad back and you never know when you’ll end up on a hard bed! The inflator is integrated and easy to use. It packs up small and is lightweight. The stuff sack could be a few cm wider to make it easier to get back into it! Getting it back into the stuff sack was the most difficult part! Pay attention to how it is folded and rolled when you take it out of the bag the first time. That way you can do the same to get it back into the bag! Its probably the only way to get it back into the bag! I’m not sure how durable it is for camping or backpacking, but I traveled with it in my suitcase all over south america and carribbean! Saved my back!

This pad was so fantastic! I went on a mountain camping trip with my partner in mid-september after not going camping in years. This pad was easy to inflate, quick to deflate, comfortable, and warm. Over the 3 days it didn't leak any air at all, it let me sleep in any position comfortably, kept me warm all night, and was overall fantastic. My partner is replacing his old pad with this one so he can be more comfortable next time.The extra width made it more comfortable than most and the extra length made it so wven if I shifted during the night, I stayed on the pad.Fantastic value, excelent product -- I would highly recommend.

It was the worst purchase I made it leaks from the seams

I needed a bed for my tall daughter to use on airline vacations and school trips that was easy to use, fairly comfortable and was small enough to fit into a suitcase. This item met her needs perfectly and was well priced.

It seems the air is slowly leaking from it and I was getting back pain from it.Also it would be nicer if the mattress was wider because I found myself keep falling off the air mattress.

Just purchased two of these and inflated them to "pretty stiff". Left them overnight (with nothing/no one on them) and they both lost of air. We're not sure if that's "standard" but a little concerned that if we sleep on them, they'll deflate completely. Also, when I inflated the 2nd one, the pump felt different under my hands -- it almost seemed like it was deformed or folded or something inside the mattress. Needless to say, this mattress did not inflate to the same firmness or shape as the first one and so it also seemed to be less inflated the next morning.The pros of these include the price, the comfort if they stay inflated, and the size/weight. Unfortunately, I'm faced with the question of returning them or finding something better for a camping trip in a few weeks. Or, do I order 2 more and keep the best 2 out of 4?I'll only add that the fabric is "loud" when you move around AND it doesn't seem super durable so I'm keeping the dogs OFF! We'll cover them for both of these reasons if we decide to keep them. Oh, and the snap feature to make a "double" seems silly for our purposes but might be useful to others -- they are pretty burly "slide snaps" so you wouldn't have to worry about them coming apart in the night.