Meegoo Camping Sleeping Pad - Sleeping Mat with Pillow for Backpacking and Hiking - Lightweight and Compact, Waterproof, Large, Foot Press Inflatable

This sleeping pad is like a mini air mattress. It's easy to inflate and is surprisingly comfortable. It is made well and is durable. It seems like it will last for awhile. It's the perfect size to fit in most tents. It's compact when deflated and fits nicely into a backpack for easy storage. Great for camping, hiking or even just to keep it in your backpack in case if an emergency. Great value.

My husband got the new CT 125 on road/off-road bike and he wanted to plan some camping trips with friends, but didn’t have the room to carry big items. This sleeping pad is the perfect size(very compact) and blew up pretty quick. It is very light weight and surprisingly comfortable to lay on. Compared to other sleeping pads that are double or triple the cost, it was great to fine this for a awesome price, and still having everything we need and wanted in a compacted sleeping pad. Me and my daughter plan on going camping sometime soon and will definitely be getting two more in the near future.

The instructions are really simple yet confusing. I followed the instructions and still had a difficult time inflating it (it was not inflating at all). Instructions say pump it for about a minutes but I've been pumping it for more than a few minutes with no progress. Going to try again tomorrow before my trip and if it doesn't work, will get an air pump to pump it but at that expense, I would have just gone to my local supermarket to get an air bed. Also, on that note, I'd rate this sleeping mattress even lower then (most likely won't come back to say whether I was able to pump it without buying a pump though, but here's where you can read other reviews and decide for yourself).Edit: I figured it out. Instructions are not 100% clear. You have to pump it (with your feet or whatever you are using to inflate it besides an inflator). The method is to lift your feet off the inflate hole so it's not touching, then press your feet on the hole so that your feet is over the hole with minimal pressure (so the air that is getting pushed down from your feet is going into and staying in the mattress) and repeat the process - the instructions are not clear with that, though it may be common sense, you never know what "technology" these days require and I did try different methods before I finally figured it out. It's comfortable for the most part. It's low to the ground so don't expect a full on air mattress but it's definitely better than the ground (I tested on my carpeted cement basement floor). Throw a sleeping bag on top and it should have enough cushion for a decent night sleep. If you're picky, add more layers if you really want a cloud but if space and weight is an issue, then you may want to reconsider. Spacious for an average single person though and lightweight, packable into most backpacks and easy plus quick to repack when done using it.

Easy to inflate, deflate and lightweight. The kids were able to inflate and use. Great for indoor and outdoor tent camping. I’m 5’7 and 130lbs My pad started to lose air around 3 am. I woke up cold and had to re-inflate bothering my tent mates. NOT for side sleepers as I could feel the hard ground under the air mat.

I've now had a few inflatable pads of this type and usually go for the ones that are more expensive. I can't speak for how long this one will last on daily use, being packed and unpacked and all temperatures. What I can speak for is design-the form and function.Its great that it has the pump and pillow baked right in. The pump works perfectly and in not needing to breath into it, the pump might be what makes this pad last much longer. Very easy to use. I've seen pillow in other products but never had one and always carried a seperate pillow. This one works great, and even as a side sleeper with wide shoulders it can be sufficient. It seems like when the weight is distributed across the mat, the pillow rises a bit.I give it over 5 stars because it seems well made and I know its well-designed. The affordability is actually an extra from all that.Edit: still using this everyday, many months later. I go camping often and after all the packing and unpacking into the bike, there's been no loss of integrity. I use it atop my mattress at home because I find these types of mats help with back pain. I've used this overtop a foam mat for winter camping and it suffered no damage. I feel like breathing straight in might have damaged the mat from the inside, especially in cold temps. If I have to buy another mat, I'd look for this or anything similar.

This was great for camping!!! I was very comfy all night on my side and it's plenty long. I couldn't figure out how to inflate it using the foot pump, though probably didn't help that the first and only try was at the campsite in the dark. It was easy and quick. to inflate by mouth. I plan to buy another for my family. The best of the four we used on the trip.

See update below-Although I have not used this sleeping pad yet, the quality of construction and materials used was evident right out of the box. It seems this pad will hold up for a long time. It may have taken a bit longer than 60 seconds to inflate, but after getting the hang of the pumping method, it went pretty smoothly. And the fact that there's a back-up inflation method, all be it manually, was one of the features considered. Also important in my decision was the attached pillow, which is the perfect height for those of us who sleep on our back, yet when on your side, the pillow has just the right thickness on the outer edge so your head won't slide off. The entire pad is also wider than some, which will add to the overall comfort. I purchased two of these pads and they stayed inflated with no air loss for several days. So far I'm very happy with my choice.UPDATE - I'm still waiting on my $30 Amazon gift card