ZOOOBELIVES Extra Thickness Inflatable Sleeping Pad with Built-in Pump, Most Comfortable Camping Mattress for Backpacking, Car Traveling and Hiking, Compact and Lightweight - Airlive2000

I have had this for a few camping seasons now. We mostly go car camping, but we brought them backpacking as well. Super comfy to sleep on and I even end up on my side and it still works wonderfully.Ease of use: Super easy to inflate. Also, since it has the flip open valve to deflate (which is also easy and completely deflates easily) I use a motorized pump. You just gotta get the right inflation for comfort. They’re right in that it only takes a couple minutes pumping by foot. I have mine down to a numbered count for my perfect inflation point. It fits in the stuff sack with room to spare so even if you have to put it away fast you’ll still have room to fit it in.Comfort: This has been great on my back. I have back problems and foam is out of the question, but a cot takes up too much room. This is a great compromise and comfy too. Like I said, I found my sweet spot for inflation for sleeping on my back and it still works well for when I want to sleep on my side. I also used this for a campout where the temp ended up dropping down to 38F. It kept me quite insulated from the ground.Durability: Excellent! It’s tough. Material is thick and you can just tell that it’s gonna hold up.Cons: The easy release for adjusting pressure doesn’t work on any of the three mattresses that we got. We have to carefully open the main valve so just a little leaks out. This is unfortunate because I can’t just adjust it while lying on it to get to my sweet spot if I over-inflate (especially with the motorized inflator.)It’s heavy for backpacking (partly due to the quality of the materials it’s made of, so no stars taken off for this,) but it was something I was willing to sacrifice for comfort. It also takes up a lot of space because of the built-in foot pump. It’s just fine for car camping though.Also, I’m a big gal, so i wish they had a wide option, but i still fit on it, but my arms drop off (due to my size.)Overall, great quality product that’s easy to use, pack away, it’s warm, and comfortable to sleep on, I highly recommend this product (and have not been paid or given product for this review).

Got this for putting in my hiking bag. My spouse was skeptical however I found many uses since getting it. I've used it a couple times when crashing at friends and while camping. The foot pump is not the best, I use a regular pump if available. I've found it holds up well over night and makes a nice seating around the campfire. Everyone finds it comfortable to sit and sleep on.

Air retention is great. Love that can be used with or without electricity and takes less than five minutes to pump by hand. The 4 inch thickness is nice for older bones. Unfortunately, you pay in extra weight for the comfort.

Just returned from a three week road trip.I rented an SUV and slept in the back, seats folded down.The first night, I pumped up the mattress and it held the inflation for essentially the entire trip.I think I had to pump it a couple times when the air became cold and the pressure dropped.But this is normal thermodynamics.The mattress was very comfortable and provided the same quality sleep I have at home.At the end of the trip, deflation was exceptionally simple and rolled up easily to fit in my large roller luggage.I would recommend this durable mattress for road trips while camping in a vehicle,but it's too heavy for backpacking unless you really want a luxury mattress and can "afford" the extra weight on your back.

Easily inflated and deflated to pack. Snaps to hook multiples together. Have used for 2 hiking seasons and no issues with holes. Not lightweight but very comfortable and adjustable to fit your comfort needs. I use a battery operated fan to inflate. Never understood the pump inflation device.

I had high expectations for this mat. The fabric is durable, and its depth is ideal for side sleepers with wider hips—like a compact, heavy-duty air mattress. However, after just five uses, it failed when I needed it most for a week-long trip. The cloth-to-plastic seal on the release valve began leaking air rapidly, making it unusable. Extremely disappointing.

My daughter has camp in a few weeks and they have to hike to the area they will be staying. It’s small and light weight, so she hasn’t had a chance to sleep on it yet. Will come back once she uses it.

The pad is very comfortable and didn’t seem to deflate any overnight. It’s easy to air up and just as easy to deflate and it packs nicely into the sack.My only complaint is about the sack itself; it has a zipper which is great but it fell off after the first time we unzipped it. So now we have to figure out a way to secure the pad into it or buy a new sack to store it in. I’ve purchased two of these and no issues so far with the other sack/zipper.