Ultimate Comfort On-The-Go: Forceatt'S Highly Elastic, Waterproof Sleeping Pad For Camping, Hiking, And Backpacking! Review

This is a great mat for backpacking! It is comfortable for side sleeping and I like that it is wider than most mats!I looked at many mats before going with this one, some very expensive ones. I'm glad I got this one :)

Seems fairly comfortable. Easy to blow up and very easy to let the air out. We used it for a night on the floor between moving from our old house to our new house. As others have said probably wouldn’t be ideal for hiking because it is fairly large when rolled up and very difficult to get back in it’s bag.

The product is light-weighted, comfortable, and was easy to use for my last camping trip. This sleeping pad kept me well insulated from the ground. Requires some 20 full breaths to inflate but overall a great lightweight product that can serve well for 2 season camping. It's also comfortable to sleep on and relax.

Up front, I like a firm mattress. My wife and I tried two different $80 2' thick air mattresses. They failed. Both slowly lost air over the course of a few hours which had me waking up with a sore. EVERYTHING around 4 am.This sleeping pad holds air and is comfortable. How much air? Well I toped it off about 2 weeks ago and it is still comfortable after sleeping on it every night for a month! How comfortable? I feel no pressure spots while sleeping and I weigh 280 lbs.I only feel the ground when

New to camping, but knew I wanted a sleeping pad. Read many reviews for many products, settled on this one.Slept on it the first time last night and found it to be extremely comfortable. You should note that this pad, likely those made in a honeycomb pattern, won’t give much cushioning if you kneel or sit, air goes elsewhere and you are essentially on the ground. But when you lay on it the pad provides excellent cushioning as your body weight distributes the air more evenly in the pad.It also…

I like the product very much. In the future I see myself buying more products like this one. It is comfortable and very easy to use and put away.

Got two different brands. Blowing up by mouth wasn't as bad as I thought it would be because it actually has padding - foam perhaps? That made it LOADS more comfortable than the other brand. Cons are that it isn't as easy to put back by yourself as other pads, it's bulkier, and there was also a pinhole near the foot right out of the bag. Deal breaker for me, but given how comfortable it was, you may be willing to risk it. I don't know how long it would last.

Went camping last weekend & finally got to use this! It was easy to set up & very comfortable. Fit nicely in the tent vs a twin air mattress. Deflated & rolled back up nicely after use. It was larger & heavier rolled up than I expected but not bad for regular camping.

We bought 3 of these. They are easy to pop when inflated. The 1st one popped the second time I layed on it. The 2nd one popped when we were rolling it up.They are comfortable though and I do reccomend. Be careful how much air you put into them. I did get a replacement for the 1st one. I did not on the 2nd one.

Great for kids or younger adults. It was good for me but not enough support for my hips, but my bed at home is the same… Camping & Hiking.