HiiPeakCamping Sleeping Pad, Ultralight Camping Mat with Pillow Built-in Foot Pump Inflatable Sleeping Pads Compact for Backpacking Hiking Traveling Tent (Gray)

5 Stars – Best Camping Buy in Years!I go camping every year sometimes more than once and for the last couple of trips, I’ve been let down by airbeds that deflate overnight. My last one had no visible holes, but still left me on the ground by morning.This airbed is a game-changer. It stayed fully inflated all night, and even though it’s not super thick, it’s surprisingly comfortable. I woke up refreshed which rarely happens when camping!✅ Built-in pump – super convenient and easy to use✅ Compact and lightweight – perfect for saving space✅ Durable material – feels like it’ll last for many trips to come✅ Great design – I got compliments from fellow campersHighly recommend this to anyone who wants a reliable, comfortable sleep outdoors. One of the best camping purchases I’ve made in years!

This sleeping pad is excellent. It is small and compact, really easy to inflate and surprisingly comfortable. I was camping for 3 nights and it remained fully inflated ( did not drop pressure at all).

*EDIT/UPDATE*I still stand by my original review but after using them for sometime, they now lose pressure overnight, but there are no punctures detected when submerged in water. I have to use one of these on my house bed (on top of a memory foam mattress) due to physical disability, and this makes it so much more comfortable, but having to reinflate them every evening before I get in to bed is becoming a bit of a chore (even with a Ryobi One+ Inflator tool - which fits into the smaller section of the deflate valve on the pillow end & takes a few seconds to inflate rather than the minute or so using the built-in pump without mentioning having to remove it from the bed to inflate with the built-in pump). Both of the mattresses I purchased do the same so it is something in how they are made as neither show punctures/leakage when submerged & pressure applied to the mattress. Shame as they were great value for money & now either have to put up with inflating every night or replace with better quality ones that don’t lose pressure.—————————————————————————————————————-Have to admit I wasn’t expecting huge comfort from an inflatable mat costing less than half of some others available, but I was genuinely shocked by how comfortable this mat really is. On first laying on the mat, the humps felt a little strange but after a couple of minutes, you don’t know they are there. Inflating the mat is simplicity itself. Make sure the pillow valve is closed, open the foot end valve, place foot over the valve & step up & down on it. Takes 45-60 seconds at a slowish pace to fully inflate (I am disabled with limited mobility & was simple enough to do even when sat in my wheelchair!). Beat to be done with no shoes on or if need to wear shoes, to wear ones with a small amount of no tread (like flip flops or slippers) so the air doesn’t escape through the treads, but everyone’s feet/shoes are different to see what works best for you.After inflating, I placed on my bed at home to try out & ended up sleeping on it overnight & had the best nights sleep I have had for months (literally!). I struggle to sleep for more than a couple of hours at a time, but last night after receiving the pads, slept for over 12 hours without waking up during the night! I will be buying two more of these mats to leave on the bed at home permanently! There was no loss of pressure or air leakage either during the 24 hours that have had them which when compared to cheaper (or even costlier!) air mattresses makes them a bargain! Having a pillow built in also helps personally for me, although I did place a normal pillow on top as well to suit my own comfort level required.If you want to connect two mattresses together, there are press studs along each side to join multiple mats so they don’t move around when sleeping next to a partner or pet.For the price of these mats compared to others costing upwards of double the price, it is a no-brainer IMHO to consider these seriously before spending more than you need to.Pack down size is also small enough to fit into (or strap underneath/on top) a back pack without adding lots of weight.Material thickness could feel thin, but if placed on a folding foam mat, will not puncture or burst (unless exceed weight limit or jump on it!).Overall I am more than happy with these at the moment but will only see if will stand the test of time (which they should do if take care of things)

For us as a family of four we wanted easy use. We have had blow up traditional mattress. Tbh these were easier and comfier. Would highly recommend. Us 30 year olds and our 6 and 4 year old all had good nights sleeps over several nights. Very durable - no deflation at all. So much lighter than having to take a pump and a larger mattress with us.

Awesome, we're going to a festival in a week I didn't expect it to be as long as it is but luckily it will fit in our tent looking at the measurements, we blew it up very easily with the built in pump and tried it out already, seems comfortable will try to update after festival if there was any issues but I doubt it we felt quiet comfy on the mattress and didn't seem like it would cause any issues. Also I don't understand how someone said it doesn't come with the built in pump which almost made me not buy this mattress, it literally does have it, also if you're in any way confused it comes with instructions, oh and 3 small patches.

This took me 80 pumps to fully inflate & the reason I purchased it was for the 30 pumps, really not happy as I've had a back condition for 30yrs. Also two of the puncture repair patches are useless as they were not packed properly. This product is not as advertised. Do not purchase if you think it will only take thirty pumps..

Surprised by how comfortable this was - took abit of pumping to inflate - stayed up all night - quick to deflate fold up and get back in the bag - compact and light to carry.

So this airmat is VERY comfortable, and although its quite a large size, it just about fits in my little hiking tent (snugpak scorpion 2) I had around 7 or 8 good nights on it, but then it started to slowly lose pressure during the night & I would wake up on the floor in the early hours, the deflation then got quicker over time.I have since ordered a replacement as i do like this mat, but I will be testing it in the near future to see if its a design flaw or a one off bad product.Upon inspection I couldn't find any punctures, I was setting up camp on mossy soft ground with no rocks or twigs, so I can only guess the air was escaping from one of the valves or through a badly sealed seam. I will update this review if the replacement does the same or if it holds strong.For reference I am 6'5 & 100kgs, and it is ample big enough & seems to hold my weight quite well.