Compact And Portable Inflatable Camping Mattress With Built-In Pillow - ZOOOBELIVES Ultralight Sleeping Pad For Backpacking, Traveling, And Hiking Review

every one of these things had people claiming theirs went flat after a short time . mine actually blew up in 45 sec for the bed and 10 seconds for the pillow and did NOT go flat overnight. It is TRUE that the design (there is space between the air sacks and the air moves around . so if you put your knee or elbow on it . that will be FLAT ON THE FLOOR . because the air moves . but it does that as soon as you blew it up . when you LAY flat on it the cushion effect is fine. If you need MORE…

One of the best things about this mattress is it folds up and repacks in the same bag it came in. It's very comfortable for me after I fill it up completely the let out a bit of air it's not to firm. The length is goodd and I'm 6'2" bit the width not so much. I roll a lot while sleeping and there is no extra room for that at all. It is just barely wide enough for my body. If you are a sleeper that doesn't move at all it would be good but that's not me.

Overall, super deflated with this purchase. I bought two for a hiking trip. Luckily, we tried them out prior to trip and found out the first night we tried them that one of them would not hold air. Attempted again with same result. Decided to take the one "good one” on hiking trip and pillow would not hold air either of the two nights I used it. Very sad and disappointed since the previous reviews I had read were great. The "body” section of the one "good one” was decently comfortable and I did

I just received this pad today. Took it out and blew it up. It was very easy to blow up. It took me about 10 or 11 breaths to blow up the body and 4 or 5 for the pillow. I laid on it briefly and it felt okay for what it is. I'm not expecting it to feel like a feather bed so, you need to know that you're getting what you pay for.I'm waiting on another cheap, foam pad to arrive and will be taking them camping in a few weeks and that will be the real test.For the few minutes I laid on the pad on…

I really like the design, it was comfortable, and lightweight. I used it not that long after initial purchase. I bought this because it had the inflatable pillow. I rolled it up and did not use it for another year, as we moved. I just used it a few weeks ago, and now it will not stay inflated. I was really sad, as I loved everything else about it.

Pretty cheap but thats to be expected fromt the price point. Outside of the return window unfortunately, blew it up for my camping trip before I left and didn’t even take it with me. Better off paying extra for a name brand.

. I have one huge requirement. That is, my hips cannot bottom out. If fully inflated (took 25 breaths), although firm, my requirement was met. Tried it out on a tile floor and slept comfortably all nite. Pass/Fail = Pass!good value for the $$. Oh, and no air leakage at all.

I used this pad twice so far with a Teton sports trailhead 20*F rated sleeping bag. In 50-55*F humid weather the combo was great except that the pad slid around a ton on the tent floor. This was fixed by using a 94 cent roll of shelf liner from walmart. In 30-40*F weather with little to no wind, I was cold even with the pad in my sleeping bag. Shivering for hours and getting little sleep made the 11.2 mile hike out of the woods much more difficult. The pad did not fit in my sleeping bag and I…

The good thing about this sleeping mat is it inflates easily and is generous with length (For you tall folks). Since it is a "Bubble" type design it isn't the most comfortable especially if you are a side sleeper. It is also pretty noisy when you move/shift around during the night. I went camping with two others who both had different type inflatable sleeping mats. Theirs were more comfortable likely because it was one blow up piece instead of the bubble design. (Similar to a pool floatie). It…

.makes it very difficult to shorten the pad (its REALLY long). I had to detach the pillow part, shorten from the top of the pad, and then seal it and sew the pillow back onto the pad, being careful to stitch along the sealed part. It came out great, and I eliminated about two feet of unnecessary material, significantly lessening the weight and bulk. The pad itself is really comfortable. Have yet to test it in cold conditions, but I don't roll off the edges of it like I do other pads. Overall…

I order this Ultralight Sleeping Pad with Built-in Pillow for Camping, but I was disappointed when I went to use the Built-in Inflatable pump and it didn't work. After manually blowing up the mattress and pillow it seemed ok, but it the morning the only thing that was still fully filled with air, was the pillow. But the mattress was not and had to have more air added.

My only gripe with this is it is too narrow. What kind of skinny midgit can fit on here? It was too expensive for the narrowness. I know I can look up dimensions but I really wanted basically a mattress pad and Revain pushed these camping pads. If you are on really hard ground, it is not enough cushion. I ended up getting another pad to go under it. I ended up giving it a 4 because the air cells are somewhat interesting and it does shrink to very small in case I need minimal space someday.

So I'm like you.there are always some naysayers with 1 ratings and I read those. So it appears that some leak down, so the first thing I did was blow it up (20 blows by mouth) for the main body and about 15 for the pillow). Then I laid on it. surprisingly comfortable! I've yet to sleep on it yet, but it's held air for over 2 days. So I got a good one! Rolls and packs down EZ & fits in provided bag. Nice and long for a 5' 9" guy. Potentially Nit-picky comment, I'd like to see the pillow…