QPAU Camping Sleeping Pad, 2 Person Camping Mat, Enhanced Support for Healthy Comfort Sleep, with Built-in Foot Pump, 4.7 Inch Durable Sleeping Mattress, Hiking, Backpacking and Home - Green-1

I bought this because I was going to be sleeping on the floor in a hotel room at a convention, and I needed something affordable to raise me up off the floor. I didn't expect much when I ordered this, but I was very surprised by the quality and ease-of-use! The foot-inflation mechanism takes under two minutes, and I didn't have to re-inflate for the entire time I used it (4 nights). Deflating it was just as easy, you just unplug it on both sides and push the air out. Rolling it back up helps push any remaining air out, and I had no problems getting it back in its carry-bag. It fit very easily inside my backpack, and is not very heavy at all. This is definitely a great little mattress solution for travel, and I can definitely recommend it. For reference, I'm about 115 pounds or so--your mileage may vary.

I am 5’2”, 120 lbs and I have found this to be very comfortable. It is not quite as wide as a single mattress but not too narrow. It is very long. I have at least a foot of space at the bottom. Maybe a little more. It is easy to inflate and deflate. Do pay attention to the instructions as to how to blow it up. The foot pump use is pretty specific and like other reviewers, I found that if the mattress is not completely flat it won’t blow up. I had mine on a floor in a bedroom and there was an area rug under it on one side that was preventing it from blowing up so it doesn’t take much. It really needs to be completely flat. It only takes a minute or two to blow up and less time than that to deflate. Again, make sure to see the instructions about how to deflate. It’s very specific. Due to sleep issues I am in and out of bed all night, so as to not wake up my husband, and this worked well for me while I couldn’t stay in bed. I found it to be surprisingly comfortable and supportive. Would definitely recommend.

I've gone through so many intex queen size air mattresss, lol. So glad this new design has arrived. The foot pump eliminates those electric pumps that are either, not charged, broken, missing or somehow the wrong size, and leave you in a bind when it's time to fill up. Foot pump fills the mattress relatively quickly. I've seen faster but I think this mattress has a higher profile then the low honeycomb styles. I also like that the "pillow" is not too high, It seems it is more meant as a guard to keep you pillow from falling off, which is helpful. Only downside of me was the weight, while still far preferable to a traditional air mattress, it's a litlle on the heavy side for my taste. But certainly a great option for a camping trip that doesn't require a long walk to set up.

I used this for a three-night camp and after fully inflating it on the first night, I had no issues with it losing any amount of air the entire time. The pump works fine, but you must COMPLETELY seal/cover the hole when pumping down for it to inflate…I found using my palm worked better/quicker than using a foot. It is quite thick and comfortable for as lightweight as it is. The pillow portion is nice and adds a bit of extra padding to my camp pillow. It definitely keeps you off the cold ground. Like many/most pads, it is **incredibly** slick…it slides around in the tent and you slide around on it. It’s so slick that rubbing it down with Vaseline might make it stay put better. But really…I’m probably going to apply some silicone dots to the bottom of it at least, so it stays in one place in the tent. All said, this was absolutely worth $22! If for some reason I have issues in the future with it, I will 100% come back and edit my review; so no edit is good news.

Best camping mattress I have ever used!!! My man and I slept amazing on this pad on our camp trip this weekend. I aired it up with a pump and it held up for 2 nights with a considerable amount of activity. Def recommend this thing!! Wayyyy better than an air mattress!! It was also super easy to pack back up.

My big Agnes popped and I didn’t want to spend 200 on a new one. I was pleasantly surprised by this one, it’s definitely a good value for the money but it has some limits. -the built in inflation pump would take forever to use. It works , but slowwwly - it’s noisy - squeaky crunchy plastic sound when you toss n turn on it - you cannot regulate the deflation. It just dumps air from a nearly 1” hole, not good when you want to let just a bit out. But the pros: you can just inflate by blowing into the 1” hole. It has a one way valve you can blow into also, but I found it’s more restrictive and harder to blow through than other similar valves. So I only use it to fine tune - durable enough - it’s survived me so far and I’m rough on everything. - cheap- good value for the $ If I camped more often and was gentler on head I’d buy big a name brand again but for my purposes now I’ll stick with this one

It’s not an ultralight piece of gear by any means. That being said if you are car camping, sleeping on someone’s floor, or need a cheep air pad to abuse, this one is GREAT! It inflates so easy with the little foam pump thing so you don’t get light headed or spit inside your mat. Also it is very durable and hasn’t popped after a few camping trips this summer. I am careful to have a bucket floor and a ground sheet to minimize pricks and rocks getting to it. It adds so much insulation to your sleep system, and you can sleep on your side with great comfort. overall a GREAT budget sleeping pad.

This is the worst camping gear I’ve ever bought! First of all, it was impossible to inflate! The built-in foot pump took me the better part of 40 minutes to get it maybe 3/4 full. I thought I would try to use it after that. Bad move. When it got cold, the air was even less and I kept bottoming out. In the middle of the night, trying to pump it up inside a tent was impossible. 2. The thing is made of some cheap plastic material and every time you move it sounds like you’re laying on a bag of potato chips. 3. It has zero insulating properties. The weather was 40° outside and the air inside the pad was also 40 and it was like sleeping on an ice cube. Result was zero sleep, and I couldn’t return it fast enough. Save yourself A sleepless night and buy something of quality that has some insulating material.

Really good quality, the air stays for several days and no problem at all. Used in 1 week camping adventure and only had to fill it up with air ones. Recommended for sure.

Great sleep, almost air bed like quality. Good thermal isolation. Easy and quick to inflate. The raised 'pillow' under your head is very nice. Packs quickly, doesn't take up much space. It has a smooth surface, so if you sleep on a slope, and you turn you will slide down a bit, but I would expect that most of the mats like that to be similar. It took me a while to figure out how to inflate it, because I didn't notice the separate outlet.

👍 PROS: Very Thick & Comfy: Like a real mattress. Good for side sleepers. Easy to Inflate: Built-in foot pump. No blowing up by mouth. Tough Material: Hard to puncture on rough ground. Good for Many Uses: Car camping, guests, kids, backyard. 👎 CONS: Heavy & Bulky: NOT for backpacking. Best for car camping. Hard to Pack Away: Difficult to roll up small again. Could Get a Leak: It's an air mattress, so leaks are always possible. Not for Cold Weather: Not made to keep you warm in winter.

I bought this as I had always used two much deeper traditional inflatable mattresses, 15cm depth. My new tent was not as wide so I kept one double and needed a single. I bought this for me to use, expecting it to not be great. I left my son with the double deeper matress. Honestly amazed, very comfy, it doesn't do that collapsing thing if you tread on it or press on a small bit when you get up. The internal foot pump worked well and I did have to top the air up a couple of times, but it was only a couple of presses, which im guessing was it being new. I had to swap back to the big one for the last few days, the fact it is deeper means it can't not give alot in pressure points and now being in my 50s was not good. My son used this one and loved it. We hace gites our old air beds now and I'll be burying another one of these for next summer. So all in all, excellent, very comfy, inflates easily, packs down small, light and seems good quality. We used it for 14 nights.

Been on 6 camps with this now. Hasn't failed me yet. Comfy and reliable so far. Can't fault it.