Leewadee - Foldable Floor Mattress - Japanese Roll Up Futon -Trifold Tatami Mat- Guest Floor Bed - Camping Mattress - Thai Massage Mat, Kapok Filled, 75 x 28 inches, Blue White

This mat is incredible! As someone who's a sidesleeper and has had chronic neck and back pain for many years, I love this mat! No odor, very firm and thick. I haven't had any neck or back pain since I started using it. I am able to sleep through the night without pain. Highly recommend!!!

As foam can take as long as 1,000 years to completely decompose, I was looking for a biodegradable mattress made of natural materials, without chemicals or wool (to which I am allergic). I was delighted to find this kapok-filled pad, having heard of kapok as a common pillow filling in the U.S. in the first half of the 20th century. I liked the color choices, and when my mattress arrived, it was as pictured.I prefer firmness, and expected it from the reviews, but it's a little firmer than I thought. I still haven't quite decided how I feel about that. The firmness gives enough that you don't get that butt-on-the-hard-floor feeling of a deflated foam pad, and I have not had trouble sleeping on it, but I do miss the resiliency of foam a little. Also, though the joined-tubes surface is fine for my torso, my heels have a hard time finding a supported position if I'm lying on my back. Not a big deal, but different from a flat surface.Somewhat unexpectedly, my standard twin mattress is lengthening after a month of sleeping on it, which may be something to consider for those debating whether to order an XL twin. Note that my weight is considerable, so possibly it wouldn't stretch as much with a lighter sleeper. I have it on a platform of wooden slats which can expand, but if it was a tight fit on a platform with headboard and footboard, there could eventually be some buckling up as it stretched beyond the space, or hanging off the end in the absence of a footboard.Breathability seems good, though it's a little early in the year to assess how it will be in really hot weather. However, it's already a substantial improvement over the pleather-covered trifold foam mattress it is replacing, which could get quite damp. So far, I have not detected any moisture, even on warm nights. I let it air every morning, and flip it so both sides air, before I roll it up. It is very lightweight and easy to carry when rolled up.I cover with a sheet if I am sleeping in shorts and/or short sleeves. I don't have twin sheets so I've been using a full-sized flat sheet, which works OK, but I'm hoping a fitted twin sheet will fit well enough to be quicker to put on and take off.Given the stretching, I am wondering about the longevity of the mattress. The tubes except at the very ends have spread and flattened out a little, though they don't seem to be loosing height compared to the tubes that retain their original compactness. One effect of this is that the surface is closer to flat, since the tubes surfaces are less rounded.With foam, I have had the problem that it compresses in the middle. So far I haven't seen that with this mattress, but I'll be watching out to see how it compares.

This has improved my sleep quality when camping and I like that it is made out of all natural fibers. I got the elephant print and it adds a nice aesthetic.

I weigh 200lbs. The first night I slept on it while camping was uncomfortable, however, it broke in quickly. My niece is 125lbs and finds it comfortable in any sleeping position. There is a thicker mattress available that I'm sure is better suited to my weight. The fabric seems durable but is soft enough not to need a sheet, and stitching quality is very good. I don't foresee any issues under normal use. The mattress rolls up easily and has a strong fabric belt for securing it while being stored. DO NOT use this for yoga. The individually stuffed rolls are sewn together and will pull apart, for example in downward dog. It is excellent for massage, sleeping and pain relief as it is very supportive. Only time will tell if I give that 5th star. I am happy with it and have no regrets with this purchase.

This bed is perfect, I love it. Very comfortable and the pattern is beautiful. Now the kids are demanding we get rid of their beds so they can have one of these instead.

I LOVE how the roll design seems to fit my curves in all the right places. Even my ankles feel supported. Plus it is long enough to roll the top down as a pillow, even for my 6 foot husband. Each little roll by itself is soft, and I can squish them. As a whole, it is a firm mattress for sure. My back (scoliosis) doesn't feel "tired" after I wake up on this matress. A big plus to me. My husband says it is a little too firm for him so for now, I use it on top of my other mattress, so I can't say how it would be every night on the floor, but for the last week and a half I have had only one tossy-turny night from back pain on this mattress, and that was after digging a very large hole in my yard.I feel the mattress will be easy to hang out to air out if needed, or even spot clean and line dry when necessary. It is a smooth, soft material. Colors and design in the one I got ( burgundy and grey, I think) are beautiful.Thank you Leewadee for using sustainable, natural materials.

I LOVE this thing. I've been sleeping on it for about a month now. It's firm, for people that want a firm mattress, and it gives unbelievable support. The kapok stuffing seems dense and supportive but also soft and comfortable (kind of like one of those stress balls that you squish in your hand, but less squishy). I've never experienced any stuffing like this before and I'm hooked. The mattress is very versatile, as it can be partly rolled up and used as a chair/loveseat/lounge. My cats love it too. To keep it in good shape, you need to knead and fluff it like you would a pillow. This process is actually pleasurable and relaxing, so I don't mind that at all. If you always lay in the middle and never refluff the stuffing, then the stuffing will gradually shift to the edges, etc., but the stuffing is so dense that it doesn't shift that much. Just a little kneading/fluffing every day will keep it in good shape. Even though the bedroll cannot be machine washed, it can be kept clean. The unthinkable has already happened, about two weeks after I got this, my cat peed on it. I used Martha Stewart's odor-neutralizing spray, baking soda, white vinegar, and a steam cleaner to spot-clean it. Laid it out in the direct sun to dry. It seems fine! So that was the ultimate test, now I know I'll have this thing for a long time and will probably buy another one someday. I've recommended this mattress to everyone I know.

Great design and quality mat!