ZOOOBELIVES Inflatable Camping Sleeping Pad, 4-Inch Thick Full Air Support, No Bottoming Out for Side Sleepers, Camping & Backpacking Mattress with Built-in Foot Pump, Durable & Compact – Airlive2000

These sleep pads are fantastic! My family of 5 took a 3-week trip to the Canadian Rockies in June/July and spent about 10 nights car camping. We are complete “newbies” so good equipment was essential! These pads are thick and heavy duty - my husband and I are side-sleepers and it was no problem being on the ground. The pads don’t lose air either; our average stay at the same campground was about 3 days and the pads held. They are easy to pump up with the built-in foot/hand pump (takes about 3 minutes and is not strenuous) and easily deflate and roll up into carrying bags (about 15” long and 6” in diameter). Relatively lightweight - we had all 5 of them in a large tote bag and it was easy to carry. Overall, these sleep pads were an excellent purchase for us and made our camping experience much, much better! Functionality: Easy and quick to pump up with built-in pump, pad is thick enough for side-sleepers, holds air for 3 days, made of sturdy material. Easy to deflate and rolls up small. Size: 3-4” thick when inflated.

Great quality, easy to pump with hand or foot, thick and comfortable. Lightweight and easy to pack.

I was pleasantly surprised by how warm it kept me. I’m a side sleeper and it held up well. I was glad to see it fit back in its original bag.

This camping mattress is fantastic! I’m 44 years old and don’t camp a lot, maybe once a year, and this is the best! It’s thick and very comfortable. I got a second mattress to snap together so my husband and I could lay our queen sized sleeping bag on top of the mattresses and not worry about them drifting apart underneath us. Pumping up the mattresses takes very little effort, a minute or two. Great pad!

I recently purchased the Extra Thickness Inflatable Sleeping Pad with Built-in Pump for a camping trip, and here are my thoughts after using it for a night. Comfort: This sleeping pad is exceptionally comfortable. The extra thickness provides great cushioning, making it feel almost like a real mattress. It does a fantastic job of insulating from the cold ground and provides ample support, which significantly improves sleep quality outdoors. Inflation and Deflation: The built-in pump is a convenient feature. It allows for easy and quick inflation without the need for an external pump. However, the deflation process can be a bit cumbersome, requiring some effort to get all the air out and roll it up tightly for packing. Portability: While the comfort level is high, the pad is quite heavy and bulky when packed. This extra weight can be a drawback for backpackers or those looking to minimize their load. It's more suited for car camping or short hikes where the weight isn't as much of an issue. Durability: The materials used feel durable and robust. The pad shows no signs of wear and tear after several uses. The seams are well-constructed, and the fabric feels sturdy enough to withstand rough outdoor conditions. Value for Money: The pad offers excellent comfort and durability, but its weight and bulkiness might be a dealbreaker for some. If portability is a priority, this may not be the best choice. However, for those who prioritize comfort over weight, it provides good value. Overall: The Extra Thickness Inflatable Sleeping Pad with Built-in Pump is a mixed bag. Its exceptional comfort and easy inflation are major advantages, but its heaviness and bulkiness are significant drawbacks.

Pros: It worked well for a few times. Has good thickness, cushion to it. Easy to pump air, and deflate, and roll it back for storage. On the down side, it is extremely narrow to sleep on. My two arms are on the floor on both ends. Barely covers chest width. I'm not a wide person. Also, the crevice/seam popped, and now one end is bloated like a huge balloon.

Super impressed so far. We bought this as a backup pad in case our fancy new expensive one (of a different brand) failed at some point during the camping trip. This one ended up being way lighter, more comfortable, and super easy to inflate as well as deflate (fits back in the small carrying bag without any struggle). This one ended up getting taken out into the woods and the expensive one stayed in the trunk. It's a little narrow, but so are most camping pads. You pop open the inflating valve and press it with your hand or foot to inflate the mattress. This took maybe... 100 presses to fill it.. roughly 5 minutes or less. I was pleasantly surprised by how thick it gets. As a side-sleeper, I appreciate a camping mattress having some give for my hips and shoulders. Because this packs down so small, only slightly larger than the height and width of a 40 oz Stanley mug (including the width of the handle), you could even keep this in your vehicle for impromptu camping or emergencies. You could easily carry it on a bike, fit it in a packback, etc. A rolled up standard size pillow stuffed into a bag was about 2x the size of this compact air mattress. If you are opting for a spendy mattress pad, and at all wary of even one 1-star review showing it having failed a customer, I'd get this one for backup. If you can hike back to your vehicle, you may as well have a cheap but very worthwhile backup accessible to you.

I bought two of these to use in a small camping tent. I tested them out in the backyard with my 4yo daughter one night and I was disappointed to say the least. First off they snap together to give you the idea you will get one bigger mat. The theory is at least. But the snaps are so weak and few that as soon as someone moved more to the middle, they just unsnap and move.. They are a huge pain to blow up with its hand/foot pump. I ended up just going in the garage and getting my air pump. If I tested them while camping I would have been pissed. And then once I did get them pumped up, they felt too stiff. They are nice and thick but Its hard to get the perfect amount of air in it to sleep well. They both held air for a few weeks. I just left them inflated and didn't notice any air difference. So they are at least made well. Overall I think its just ok. I wouldn't really suggest them to anyone because I didn't sleep well at all on them.

Buen producto, muy práctico. El sistema de inflado es muy efectivo, en 3-5 min lo inflas y mantiene bien el aire

Mattress usually stays inflated throughout the night. Important to note that deflation during the night is generally caused by elasticity of the fabric and change of air temperature: air expands when warm; air contracts when cool. If you have issues, you can place an eggshell foam matt (like a yoga matt) underneath this inflatable mattress and it will solve the problem. If that fails, light a campfire next to your bed and keep it going throughout the night. Overall, it rarely deflates unless under above specified conditions and it can be controlled under above stated conditions. This is by far the most if not only important factor with an inflatable mattress and this one holds up pretty well. Good quality for the money.

Very comfortable and warm.

It’s way shorter than advertised. Gets shorter and shorter when inflating. Also not exactly the advertised width but less obvious.

First I’ll get it out of the way and say that yes, without an electric pump it does take a little bit of work to inflate with the foot/hand pump. I usually use my hand and find that easiest for me. It probably takes me about 3 minutes to inflate, but I’ve never timed it. This mattress is super comfortable and everything has been very cleverly designed. The bag it packs in, the mattress itself with the pump and valves.. It may be a Chinese (some people treat it as a dirty word) company, but you wouldn’t know it from the quality of everything. I’ve had mine about a year now probably and my latest use prompted me to go back and write a review. Admittedly it wasn’t a camping trip that made me use it, but a move. I used it a few nights before my bed made it to my new place. It was left out for about a week and surprisingly was still completely inflated. That is quite unusual even for an expensive “American designed, but still Chinese made company”. I’ve used it a bunch now, but I do look after all my gear and don’t abuse it. No camping on sharp pointy rocks, no sandpaper sleeping bag... This mattress is so durable it will probably last me a lifetime. It is certainly built and designed to last that long.