ropoda Upgraded Extra Thickness 6'' Inflatable Sleeping Pad with Pillow, Built-in Foot Pump, 77''*27'' Camping Pad with Carry Bag, Ultralight & Compact Camping Mat Pad for Hiking, Green

I bought this sleeping pad for my son, who was excited to take it to camp. I was initially skeptical about its size and sturdiness since it came in such a small bag. However, once inflated, I was pleasantly surprised by how large and supportive it became. The design is not only practical but also offers excellent comfort for a good night's sleep. Since he had to travel by air, the compact size was a significant advantage—it fit perfectly in his carry-on backpack without taking up too much space. The process of inflating the pad using the foot pump was incredibly simple and efficient; it took just a few moments to fill it completely. Deflating it was equally hassle-free, ensuring that packing it away would be quick and straightforward at the end of his camping adventure. Overall, this sleeping pad turned out to be a fantastic investment, making it an ideal companion for any young camper looking for comfort and convenience in the great outdoors!

Comfy and easy to inflate and stays inflated

Compact light and comfortable. The is great for the price more between an air bed and sleeping mat. Pillow portion is comfortable. Easy to pump up and deflate just takes a little time. Durable enough to place on the ground just not anything sharp it's not a tank.

I bought this for a big camping trip I had coming up and it held up beautifully. The dimensions are spot on so make sure you’re getting the right size you need. The whole air pump built in is genius! It’s super easy to use, the only downfall being that the flap to stop the airflow gets in the way while pumping it full of air. I had to keep holding it out of the way. An option to remove it while pumping would be nice, but to be honest you can just cut it off and it’ll work the way I’m explaining. Overall it’s a great comfy purchase!

Great bug out item. When you have someone that is 180# and 6’2” this is a great depth and length. I keep it in out go bag. We have had to leave because of fire threat in the past. I highly recommend it especially for the bigger folks or anyone wanting a bit more Cush. I wish I had gotten 2 of them so that I could have it too but mine is thinner and I’ll have to wait for it to wear out? Probably not as both are great quality.

I bought it and tried it at home and the foot pump wouldn't inflate. So I just used an external pump. I come to find when I went camping that it would not hold air and nearly full deflated in a few short hours. By the time I got to go camping I was past the return window. It's too bad. I really liked the size and shape of the head rest.

The instructions are misleading to me. Pumping it up is easy. Pull open the gray plug in the built in pump. you will see the black rubber check valve inside the gray housing. This is where you put your foot over that hole ( to keep the cap from closing back into it while you pump) and start pumping. 157 pumps to where it was comfortable to me. These are more comfortable if you slightly under inflate them so you are laying in them but not touching the earth/floor. Now to put it away. The drain valve looks identical to the fill valve but in on the opposite end and other side. The drain valve is actually in what you would call the bottom of the built in pillow. Once I found it it drains easily and it only takes about 8 minutes to get all the air out and fold it into thirds like it comes new. Then it actually fit back into the small bag it came in. In the "instruction booklet the drain and fill valve look identical and are the same color. It appears you keep pulling the fill valve and another section will come out to drain it. ( I have seen air mattresses with that set up so I thought this was same). When in actuality you are pulling the cap on a completely different valve. They give you two clear patches. I dont think this will hold up to rocks and sticks on the ground. But if you put down a tarp or are in a tent it should be fine. It is 6 ft long inflated and about 30 inches wide. It is very light to carry and aired up no problem. If you lay a blanket over it or have a sleeping bag and leave it slightly deflated it should be very comfortable compared to laying on the ground.

The idea of it is great and I loved using it while it lasted but... It only lasted a couple of weeks before it started losing air in the middle of the night. I couldn't find any holes so I assumed it was from the inner pump. Had to return.