TOBTOSDouble Sleeping Pad for Camping, Extra Thick 6" Camping Mattress 2 Person with Pillow Built-in Foot Pump, Inflatable Sleeping Mat for Camping, Backpacking, Hiking, Traveling

Pleasantly surprised by this full size pad. I was debating between an air mattress and this pad for a multi day camping trip where we moved locations several times and I’m so glad I chose this pad instead. I’ve set up and broken this down 10+ times now and I’m fully satisfied. Compared to an air mattress it is:- Lightweight (~ 9 lbs)- Easy to inflate with the foot pad if you don’t have batteries or a power source- Firm & comfortable, not noisy if you tend to move around in your sleep- Much easier to deflate and roll back up into the cover (like how you roll up a sleeping bag)- Good overall value for the priceSome guidance around setup/breakdown:- I inflated it at home at first to “stretch it” before taking it in the road and it performed very well with the weight of 2 adults (~ 320 lbs). You may need to reinflate a bit if you’re sleeping >2 nights.- If you do inflate during the day and it cools significantly at night you may need to reinflate a bit.- Be aware of where you’re placing your foot if you’re using the foot inflation press. I found it best to place my foot on a slight angle horizontally across the press using a rhythmic pressing motion, ensuring the hole on the press is opening and closing and you hear air going through inflating the pad- Be sure to close the plug at the top of the pad, where the pillow portion will inflate, and open it when you want to deflate, along with the plug on the foot press. Be sure they are both completely closed to ensure no leaks.- You can use the plug at the top of the pad to speed up inflation/deflation with a battery powered inflation device- Ensure all air is out of the pad when breaking down. Fold up the pad in fourths, then in half and roll firmly starting from the pillow to the foot pad, like you would a sleeping bag. The included elastic band helps keep the pad rolled up while you shift it into the bag.

This is wonderful for what it is but not what I expected. It’s more like a glorified air mattress than a sleeping pad. It is much better than an air mattress but not what I had expected.

Bought this for camping. It inflated easily and held air for 3 days without issue. It was plenty to keep my wife and I up off of the hard ground (combined weight around 275lbs). I also took it on a trip to let the kids sleep on in a single bed AirBNB (with the owner's permission). Worked great for that and we saved a ton of money over having to find a place with multiple beds. It packs up compact and is pretty lightweight. Only part that isn't great is the case. It could be a bit bigger and it doesn't help that it has a weird rubberized texture on the inside that makes it difficult to slide the mattress in.

Overall pleased with air mattress. It is light, compact & comfortable. My only grip is it takes forever to hand pump it up. So I bought a blower pump for initial inflation of air mattress and finished up with the built-in hand pump in the mattress. I put 2 of these air mattresses together for 5 people. (Me+wife on one; and 3 small kids on the other) in a 8.5'x10' tent. We used these air mattresses on a10 day camping trip with NO setup or pickup issues from camp ground to camp ground.

Have used it twice so far for short camping trips (1 and 3 nights) and the built in foot pump makes it easier to inflate and doesn’t take forever to inflate fully. When its fully inflated it’s very firm which is what I prefer but I’d personally recommend using a fitted sheet and extra pillows with this it’s comfier for me and feels nicer than just the pad. The air actually stays in the pad when you seal it correctly and deflating it doesn’t take long either it just takes a bit of effort folding and stuffing it back in the storage bag.