MOXILS Sleeping Pad, Ultralight Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Camping, Built-in Pump, Ultimate for Camping, Hiking, Airpad, Carry Bag, Repair Kit, Compact & Lightweight Air Mattress(Blue)

This is a great camping mattress. I am very happy with my purchase. The fact that it is lightweight and compact when not inflated and also has a foot pump makes this a great product for camping. It was comfortable and I did not even need to bring a pillow. The size can be doubled easily just by attaching an identical mattress with button fasteners to one side. I spent ten straight days camping with this so far and no leaks or issues at all. This is very good value for anyone who enjoys camping with some small comforts.

Nice easy camping pad, good value for the money, easy to store and deflate, decent sleep quality, but I use it for my son when we travel so that we do not have to spring for more beds. Price was good, but I do not know if it would help a larger full grown man. But a teen sleeps on it easy.

I got this to use as a part of a bike touring setup. It is really light and packs up small so points for that It's easy enough to inflate with a squeeze pump. I have asthma so this was a must. It also has valves that I'm pretty sure fit standard inflation bag things, I'm not sure what they're called. It's a little awkward when I'm in my tent because I can't stand up to use it. The valve cover also has a bad habit of covering the intake and preventing it from filling. These are relatively minor problems because I can inflate it by hand but it's still a workout. Deflating it is extremely fast and easy I am quite tall at 6'1" and I can lay down on this easy enough. However, it is thinner than I would like so unless I'm stretched out with my weight spread out, I touch the ground. I haven't been able to get it firm enough to stop this from happening. I suspect it can hold more air but since the pump gets awkward, I can't do it. That being said, it's comfortable enough but with it being so thin, I wouldn't trust it to be warm on really cold ground without other insulating layers The build quality seems fine but I haven't had the opportunity to really put it through its paces with a long bike tour. As soon as I can, I will update my review

Took these on a trip and used with my sleeping bag. They were so light and very easy to inflate.

This is one of the most lightweight beds I’ve ever bought. The fact that you can go and inflate it without having to use your mouth because there is a built-in pump, It is a level of quality of life that I dream of. It folds into the tiniest thing so it doesn’t take up much space in the backpack when you’re carrying it so easy to deflate and then inflate back up again. I enjoy good support when sleeping I like it a little bit firmer which in this case is good because if your outdoor outdoors sleeping on the ground you don’t want to feel every stone or stick or uneven surface. You want good support. And this delivers on that one. This is a great value for the money. I would definitely buy more of these because of it really impressed me.

I love not having to bring a pump or, get lightheaded from inflation by (I'm not going to say it--I don't blow anything, so...I'm at a loss for words I guess) It inflates in like 20 seconds. The 1st one was great, but my 3yr old Labrador who hates having his nails trimmed, jumped across the tent onto it-- so, 20 or 30 punctures in 2 seconds flat... Lol. I've since made a wool blanket sack for it-- stitched two wool blankets together, so it can slip into it's own sleeping bag, and stay safe from 9 inch nails here 🐕 lol. Quality is good. 40 or 50D - it would probably take the average dogs occasional steps, just not the sharp & sudden blast from an 80lb dog that jumped 5 feet-- from the outside of the tent door, over the 8" rise of the tub, over me sitting/leaning away from the door in between him and the mattress setting up the rest, and square onto the freshly inflated and uncovered air mattress. Hissssss. Size: fits perfectly in my 5x7 with it going the 7' way obviously. Width: I'm 6'1 185lbs, and roll around a lot even in a UL mummy, and I haven't rolled off it yet. It's definitely wider than many of the others- it's 25" wide I think? maybe 28". I can't remember, but it says it on here and that's accurate. Thickness: I have had everything from a ¾" closed cell foam ridge rest, to a bedroom air mattress about 8" thick - this is great and I can't tell the difference between 4" and 8" thickness with this anyway. It packs down to a very small & portable little roll. Abt 6" tall and 4-5" diameter. Again, no leaking as long as I keep my pup off of it before I get it in it's "case". I recommend this one. The pillow is a big help- I don't like having my neck angled much by pillows- like 1 thin pillow is the norm at home, but I also don't like not having anything at all. And packing a camping pillow is just 1 more thing to fit, forget, etc. This is just right. (Yes, I know that it is best for you to sleep without any pillows. but it's not so good if you never fall asleep and die in a car accident from sleep deprivation, now is it? Exactly. Anyway, great product, good price, I definitely recommend! [✓] ~EmJey

I’ve bought this style of air mattress twice. It works, but both mattresses would regularly deflate overnight leaving me sleeping flat on the ground. I thought it was something I was doing wrong, but it seems to be a design flaw. I camp full time now that I’m retired and have backpacked for 15 years. I wanted to be impressed with this mattress as it is lightweight, compact, and full length, but it seems to have a negative R value which despite an extra insulating layer of fleece kept sucking the heat right out of me. While this is a bonus on hot summer nights, it doesn’t work for my needs. The low R value does mean that it is much quieter than a mylar coated camping matress such as Thermorest. It’s as comfortable as any other camping air mattress in its class, and when working right is firm enough to be supportive. If it’s on sale and you need a mattress for someone you don’t particularly want to go camping with again, then I highly recommend it. Otherwise, you may want to do some research before purchasing.

We bought 2 of these to car camp out west. They roll nice and small but still get some serious loft when blown up. Id say right around 4" of loft. They fit in our check bags nicely which was the goal since we were checking a lot of camping gear to reduce how much we rented. They inflate easily with the foot pump (under 3 minutes) and really do hide rocks and pine cones well if you happen to set up on top of one ( I recommend clearing your camp site first). It got to the 40s in the mountains of Wyoming and I nor my husband were ever cold. So they are warm and do have some true R value to them despite how they seem like just fabric and air. They are tough and did last the entire 10 day camping trip, but a Boy scout camping trip and a weekend sleepover. during the 10 day trip, the pads were deflated and reinflated almost daily. They do snap together which is fun but not necessary. My husband said he didnt love that his feet would repeatedly hit the pump while he slept. He didn't complain about if in Wyoming but did when he was in NC and only slept with a light sleeping bag linear. Hee is 6'4" and will flip the pad over next time. It would be nice if the air release valve and the pump were on the same side so you didn't have to sleep with one of them up. They are super easy to release and roll up and they do fit back in the bag they came in!! I'd give these 4-4.5 star mainly because they are pretty noisy to sleep on and the valve/pump location. A light sleeper will wake themselves up every time they roll. I wore ear plugs and didnt not have issues, but my husband did (without ear plugs) Overall I would recommend. They are warm, tough, great thickness, (as a side sleeper I had no issues hitting the ground) and they pack down nice and flat and roll up and store great.