KingCamp PREMIUM DOUBLE Self Inflating Sleeping Pad, 7.5 R-Value Air & Foam Camping Mattress 2 Person, 3" Thick Full Size Double Insulated Sleeping Pad with Pump Sack for Car Camp Tent, PVC Free, Grey

At first I was a little worried because it didn’t self inflate all the way despite us leaving it out for 24 hours but then we learned we can use the bag it came in to further help inflate it, which is useful in the situation you don’t have a pump to inflate! We used it for camping where it was 35 degrees F at night and it was perfect to keep us off the cold floor and kept us very warm and comfortable. I overall felt this was very good quality. Even our dog preferred this sleeping pad over his own bed!

Extremely comfortable + easy to use! I’m 265lb’s and 6’3” and this is the perfect pad for me. I let it air up about 75% and then blew the rest of the way up with my mouth. The bag does work but takes time. I do not feel any ground when laying on the pad. I have not camped with it yet, however I’m confident it will be perfect for my needs. I laid on the pad with mummy bag and got hot quickly.

Inflates quickly and hold firm all night. Very comfortable even on hard ground. Good tent camping mattress.

This mattress performed as advertised and is all around a good purchase. The foam is decently firm, and the mattress does self inflate most of the way once you turn the inflate valve the correct way. The stuff sack doubles as an inflation bag which is pretty cool. Only a few squeezes on that the the mattress firms right up. My girlfriend and i found the mattress to be a bit firm to sleep on, but compared to most inflatable camp pads, it's not bad at all. We'll see how long it holds up, but so far i'd recommend it, especially for the price.

Initial impressions are that this will be a very comfortable pad, in my particular case, for a cot and occasional ground use. Looking forward to trying it this winter and testing the R value. I own multiple Kingcamp products and they have all been a great value for the price!

After 3 months of use the thing no longer stays inflated. Zero stars. If i wanted to be disappointed i would not have spent $100+ and bought a $25 matress from Walmart....

So I got this to replace my REI Camp Dreamer XL pad. It lived in my rooftop tent, and I think the heat got to the glue of the valve and it died. So I decided, I don't want to spend that much money on a pad that will probably die again lol. I bought this instead. As for comfort, this thing feels okay. Pretty much feels like any insulated self-inflating pad of this type and thickness. I didn't mind it at all. I'm a big guy, about 250, and I don't have any issues laying on this. Infact, I had to let air out because it was holding me up too well. Build quality seems okay for the pad itself. Only time will tell. The material does feel a little thinner than my REI pad, but thinner/lighter does not always mean of less quality. The valve on this seems like a standard boston valve. Easy to use. My biggest gripe is with the carry bag. The bag is not oversized at all. When you receive it, it is already pretty tight. Just imagine trying to get all the air out of the mattress when camping to try and fit it back in the bag. It was impossible lol. I guess I could have used an inflator to remove the air from the mattress, but that just shouldn't be necessary. The bag also ripped when trying to remove the mattress at camp. I had tested the mattress at home and used a shop blower to suck ALL the air out that I possibly could so I could fit it back in the bag. I'm assuming that the change in elevation caused the mattress to puff up and get stuck. I was pulling from the pull strap on the bag to get the mattress out, and the strap just ripped off of the bag. The bag is now virtually useless. For the price, ain't that bad. But durability is questionable if the bag will be any indication.

PURCHASED AS A GIFT - THE INTENDED RECEIVER SPECIFIED THIS PARTICULAR ITEM. VERY QUICKLY SHIPPED.