FUN PAC Camping Sleeping Pad, Ultralight Camping Mat with Pillow, Built-in Foot Pump Inflatable Sleeping Pads Compact for Camping Backpacking Hiking Traveling Tent,Single,Green

I was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable and easy to use this sleeping pad is! The built-in foot pump inflates it quickly, and the attached pillow adds extra comfort without needing to pack more gear. It’s lightweight, compact, and perfect for camping or backpacking trips. Slept great and stayed off the cold, hard ground all night. Excellent value for the price!

Used this on a camping trip this past weekend. It stayed inflated the whole weekend. The air mattress that we packed for our trip kept deflating so we put these on top of the air mattress (Queen Size) and it was very comfy to sleep on. We didn't have to reinflate these at all. We had to reinflate the air mattress both nights. I would totally recommend these as they stayed inflated and worked great. We inflated them using a electric pump and then used the foot pump to finish filling them with air to make them nice and plump. I really like how small and compact that are so they fit great into our tote with our other camping gear.

The value to price ratio on this is excellent. It's compact, lightweight, and packs down small which is perfect for backpacking. The foot air pump is pretty handy and takes me 1-2 minutes, no biggy. It has held up well over quite a few trips, my dog has stepped and laid on it and it holds up great. It's comfy for the price, although not the comfiest (hip touches the ground when side sleeping), but hey, can't complain for the price.

I've only used this one time, but it was super easy to inflate, and stayed at the same inflated level the entire night. I'm used to sleeping on "blow up" air mattresses, where you have to bring a battery powered or car adapter pump, and this was far superior. No sag in the middle, hips didnt hurt when I woke up. Wasn't the warmest, but better than the "blow up" ones. I would give it 4.5 if I could, but i'm a big guy, and I wish it was just a little wider and a little warmer. Will definitely be throwing out the old cheap ones that require a pump and switching to these types of mattresses. Takes up way less space and doesn't require other gadgets to use.

I own 2 Klymit pads. I needed another for a trip with the family and decided to give this a try since it's about 40% cheaper and this might only be needed once or twice. I ended up sleeping on it and this is like bringing a serta pillow top the the outdoors. I end up on my side a lot and usually dip through my klymit pads which leaves my hip and shoulder sore, no matter how full I fill them. This pad is thicker and stayed inflated the entire night, I put about two additional pumps of air in the next night and it stayed nice and firm all night long. It is about the same size as my insulated klymit pad. If you want to sleep comfortably and you aren't over analyzing the weight, get this and sleep good in the backcountry.

Just took this pad on a 3 day backpacking trip. I found it light enough to pack, very easy to inflate (even inside a one man tent), and super simple to deflate and repack for the trip out. This air-pad was surprisingly nice to sleep on as well. I really enjoyed the small built in pillow, definitely a plus. I would certainly recommend it to others as a way to help our aging bodies cope with camping.

I’m a side/back sleeper. I used this in a bind camping at the dunes in Michigan when I couldn’t find my regular Helix pad. The pad was a pain to inflate with the foot pump on the soft sand (nay, impossible) & I had to eventually inflate it by mouth after three different people couldn’t get it inflated. The “pillow” is nice in theory, but an actual camping pillow is light years beyond this one since there is next to no give on it. It wasn’t uncomfortable per se, but it most certainly wasn’t the best sleep I’ve had on a sleeping pad either. I also found it to be very bulky because the integrated foot pump *literally* makes it impossible to fold/roll small. It serves its purpose & is as listed: incredibly easy to inflate (on harder ground) & you’re not sleeping on the ground. That said, it’s twice the weight of other ones on the market & you’re guesstimating an R rating which can be dicey. I most def wouldn’t try to use this outside of summer just for that fact alone, but it’s prob fine as a 2 season pad as is or 3 season with a foam pad underneath. Overall, if you’re not camping a lot or you’re not on soft sand, this one is totally fine. But there are much nicer ones on the market that are half the weight, come with an inflating bag, hole patches, and have a tested R rating. A good sleep system is worth “splurging” on and at the end of the day I think this is a “you get what you pay for”, situation. I’m glad I found my other sleeping pad.

Traps body heat! So if you need to use this in the summer and you naturally run hot, beware. also if you're a bigger person get the wider version because although it is long, it is also very narrow. other than that very easy to set up and deflate for storage. super light and easy to compact.

Très bon choix

Filling it with air was easy. It took me maybe less than 3 minutes. I tried sleeping on it, and it was fine. I will using it in the outdoors, like camping and we'll see how it functions

I used it four times and it is very comfortable to sleep on. Get yourself a same size bed sheet or make one and it would improve your experience. However, make sure when you inflate it that the release valve is tightly locked.

It is perfectly made for those who travel more and carry anywhere with them. And good according its price.

المرتبه سهله النفخ . شاهدت فيديو ف يوتيوب قبل شراءه وعندما وصلني اكتشفت انه اسهل من ذلك بكثير . كل المطلوب منك فرد المرتبه و الضغط بالقدم مرات متتاليه ، عند النفخ تاكد من إغلاق الصمام الاخر تحت( الوساده). وعند التفريغ العكس افتح الصمام .