TREKOLOGY UL Camping Mat, Sleeping Pad, Camping Mattress - UL80 Inflatable Airbed Roll Mat Lightweight Camp Mats, Ultralight Single Inflating Bed for a Good Night Sleep

Morning all 😁Little reviewRecently I gifted myself with a Trekology mat and I thought I will share /compare my experience so far. I'm a side sleeper and on top of that I have damaged shoulder so finding a comfortable mat was a bit challenging. Nevertheless, I had one night sleep on that mat, in the tent, on some grass/stone soil (so not too perfect but perfect for a trail) and I can honestly say it was one on the best nights sleep I had in the tent. There is few pointers :1. Is not self-inflating but it only takes 2 min to do it (or less if you have good lungs). It has that blocking system (no clue how you call it, have a look on the pictures) so is really easy to do the job.2. Stayed up all night3. Nice and high, I slept on my side and didn't touched the ground4. The sided are slightly higher. Absolutely brilliant!! Finally I stopped rolling of the mat. That thing really worked!!5. Nice good length6. Folds really fast and easy7. Small and light8. The only "negative" (if someone could be bothered with that): mat is a bit noisy. But tbh once you gone, doesn't matter.I ordered mine on Amazon for £40 and I'm very happy with my product.I added few photos and compared with Thermarest Prolite.Trekology is aboug 120g lighter and a lot smaller.Hope somebody can find this helpful 😊

I am outdoor education teacher and recommend this mat to my students, I have had a few mats over the years and the Trekology UL mat is probably the best I have used for comfort, in the past I have woken up finding I have slid off other mats in my sleep, but always wake up on this mat. It is a very lightweight mat and I am 6ft 4 tall and I fit on the mat well, it is comfortable and keeps me warm away from the cold ground as I have used the mat in all seasons.the R value says it is around 2.6 but I think more towards 4, the thickness of the mat fully inflated is around 10cm.I would suggest buying the air bag for inflating as it can take awhile blowing up using own lungs.The only downside I have had is more my lightweight tent than the mat, as I am tall and the height of the mat lifts me up a little more than my previous mat, it means my sleeping bag/quilt footbox is against the slope of the inner tent now. so something to bear in mind - so better with boxed tents - but a 9.9 out of 10 for me - Andy

I took this mat with me on my bike up to the lakes. Only used it for one night as a tester for my touring holiday next month. I found it supremely comfortable. It packs up very small and is very light. The slightly raised sides means i didn't roll off the mat. I will definately be taking it on my tour and it will be replacing my thermarest self inflating mattress. I also found it very quick to inflate, even without a pump. I suffer from back and hip problems, and this really worked for me. I would recommend it to anyone.

Purchased this sleeping pad two days ago. It arrived the next day and that evening I put the tent up and slept on it that night.Firstly let me say how brilliantly comfortable this pad is. It's depth meant that no part of my body was touching the ground. No bottoming out here I can assure you. I normally like to sleep on my side. But tried it laying on my back too. Both were very comfortable on this pad which is a first for me.I didn't hear much noise or crinkle and felt no cold from the floor either.... Though to be fair it was quite a warm night anyway.In the past 24 hours I've had this pad now I can only mark it down for two reasons. Firstly... It doesn't come with a pump sack. So unless you have one with the same fitting valve. Then your going to be blowing this up from your mouth which isn't ideal.Update: I did find a pumosack for this bed but it's quite expensive compared to this bed. Checkout the Exped Schnozzel.Secondly its quite narrow. So if you do lay on your back then your arms will be in the floor and not the pad. Though I did just zip the sleeping back up to the top. Slide my hands down so that the sleeping bag kept my arms aloft and off the ground. But it was quite a warm night. The sleeping bag wasn't really nessesary. So I slept on my side again. So yeah negative points are that's it is a little narrow and no pump sack... Which if one was included I'd have happily paid more for.On the plus points..... This is without question the most comfortable sleeping pads I have ever tried. It is incredibly comfortable. Hardly makes any noise and is worth it just for that. Yes I would buy another one despite the two negative points I mentioned earlier... The quality of sleep I got from this was worth it.It also packs down really small and the bag it comes in doesn't mean you have to squeeze every molecul of air out of it to get it in its bag. It also comes with an elasticated band to keep it compact too. Which isn't always the case with products like this.Overall I'm very happy with this product.Update: I've now spent more nights on this pad and using the Exped Schnozzel pump sack to inflate it is almost effortless.I still say that it's one of the best pads I have ever used and I prefer it to my other camping beds.This pad is worth it because finding one that is small, lightweight and comfortable is a gem.We have booked a family camping trip and whilst everyone else is using huge, possibly over sized camping beds. I will be using this. It just works and yes despite its lack of width is the most comfortable bed/pad I've tried.Just don't inflate it too much or you won't feel the benefits and will feel like you've slept on the bare floor anyway.

Very comfortable sleeping pad with really good height. Didnt touch the ground at all even when turning. This thing packs down very small too and is really light so I'm really pleased with it!