New inflatable mattress, double sleeping pad

it was very good and super compact just a bit hard to put back into the small bag it came with. overall very useful. would buy again.

Very Comfortable. They used to be lighter and good for backpacking but not anymore. Good for moto or car camping.

We have 3 of these. They're perfect for camping. We can fit 2 people per air mattress. It takes a little bit of time to inflate them using the sponge, but they hold the air well for at least two nights. They store well and hold the weight of a 200 lb person well. I like that these have a flatter inflation as opposed to larger mattresses that have a lot of grooves in the top. It makes it more comfortable and provides even back support.These have lasted well as the first two we got are now over 3 years old and have lasted about 6 camping trips and a few children jumping on them.

This is a really cool design, get ready to stomp to inflate it!!! If you move your foot around you can find a good spot and it is actually easy. Takes a bit of time, but I love having the option of not needing an air compressor. Because of the way you fill it, 1/2 the air doesn't escape when you try to put the cap on!!! You can get it VERY firm if that is what you prefer. It also seems to hold air better than ANY air mattress I have ever used. Our company was sleeping on it (we use it as a topper on a crappy camper bed) for 4 nights and we never had to re-inflate it at all. Would have been easy, just a few foot stomps, but still impressed that it didn't lose air. I am so impressed with this. Would give it 6 stars if I could!! Price point was very reasonable as well for the options out there.

Hey, if you are a side sleeper this is the pad for you. I wanted one that I could use in my car. Deflate, inflate fast, light so I could use it hiking and not take up much room. One that was comfortable and not to expensive. This one takes the cake. It is so comfortable that I am using it in my house and sleeping on the floor. Now I have to get another one for my car. I did notice that it made some noise when I first get on it but nothing that will bother your sleep. This did deflate a little but pumped a little more into it and I have not had to pump it up since. (10 days now) I have not used it outside camping yet. I do not know how it would hold up in cold weather or if it will feel cold. As soon as I get my car fixed I will try spending a night out camping in my car in the cold. One more thing I am about 180 lbs. 5 ft 6 if you are around 6 ft 1 or 2 it might test the length. At 180 it is plenty wide enough not good if you sleep on stomach because of the pillow. Back and side a dream. This is written by a person not aI, just so you know. I live in the Midwest. :)

I don't think I have ever slept so well in my tent before buying this pad. It does take some time to pump up, but you can do that with your foot. It does deflate easily too. The level of comfort is amazing. I like a relatively firm sleeping surface, but you can clearly adjust the firmness by simply not inflating too much. The pad is super durable, and I see no concerns for leaks over time. It holds air through the night without any issues. This pad rolls up very quickly and easily fits into the supplied carrying bag. No cramming or stuffing required at all. It is lightweight and easily transports anywhere you need it. Excellent pad at a great price, I had to buy 2!

After reading instructions to foot pump the mat up with air it pump in no time. Taking it over to share with my nephew. He’s gonna love it too.

I used to use a thermarest scout for ultralight camping and backpacking. More for insulating than comfort. Switched to a klymit static v for years but the last time I went out i just couldn't get a good night's rest on it so now I'm going with more comfort and I gave this pad a try. First of all I slept like a baby through the night and didn't wake up once. It's very comfortable it's basically a small full on air mattress. It packs twice the size and almost double the weight of the klymit static v but very doable still for shorter trips. The built in pump works fine and only takes a few minutes to pump up. But it has a one way valve so you can blow it up with an electric pump as well. The built in pillow provides a nice foundation for a small backpacking pillow to be very comfortable. I'm a bigger guy and it held it's pressure just fine all night. I'm glad I bought this product. Would recommend.

She's thicccc and I ordered thiccc.226 lbs, and the bed does fine. I Inflatabled the bed to about 85% to 90 % for best operational Management and to ensure that I did not pop it damage the bed. When getting up to go to the bathroom I put (one) my knee into the bed and this worked to get up yet must remember to (under) inflate ~ 85%Put a yoga mat under the bed will increase the benfits of the bed. Such as.Improvement of speed getting in and out of the bed with a knee placement into the inflated mattress.As I write this the yoga mat being placed first on the ground then the air mattress on top-in this arrangement befitting (helps) to insulate the air inside the air mattress which then I was warmer overall this summer/ fall when it got colder for any reason environmentally speaking such as rain or use this arrangement on concrete.I ordered thiccc but I got more then I ordered for, I was giving thicccc.Cons and improvement:where are the tiedown places on the mat? This thing is so light in weight like a paper bag with new paper that I had to weight this down so as to not to have the wind blow this away.About 8 tiedown places for 3cm to 7cm hole thickness for rope 🪢 to be used.I would say in the factory that if I was making a new model for this bed, I would tell the workers to make the materials thickness 2 times thicker.I'm a big guy, I was a little unsure if I moved too much if I poke a hole in my air mattress bed. I want to be certified certain with double wall thickness that it can hold my weight, my motion and and small rock with pointy edgea that may get under my air mattress bed.The bag itself needs 6 points of loops so I can have tie down options for my hiking backpack 🎒.Diversion 2.0 can literally have subtle changes but major impacts whilst on a budget of under 50 USD.I bought mine for 35-40 USD on America Amazon.The new 2.0 version can cost 5 USD more and be still worth it.One more thing, ad 2 non skid pads or strips on the bottom foe the new 2.0 version.At this moment this looks like a perfect bed for version 2.0.Version one which is what I bought here in this review is worth the money still.

I took this backpacking in Colorado, I slept great on it. It's super comfortable and the perfect size for a one-person tent. It is somewhat narrow, so if you are a large person you might want a wider pad. It's not ultra-light but I definitely think the comfort level is worth the tiny bit of extra weight. It's still more lightweight than camping pads that aren't meant for backpacking. It does take a few minutes to inflate if you are only using the foot pump, but it's nice that you don't have to pack a blower. The built in pillow is nice but not very elevated so I brought a camping pillow as well because I'm a side sleeper. You can make it as firm or soft as you want it, I like a softer mattress so I under inflated it slightly so I could sink into it more. I can't stress enough how comfortable it was

We needed an extra bed for my 8 yr. old daughter while we rented a tiny home. She fits nicely on it! I tried it out and it's pretty supportive. I didn't even need the extra comfort of my sleeping bag. I just grabbed a sheet and throw blanket and slept just fine. I'm hoping it lasts a long time. Comes with one repair patch.

I purchased this sleeping pad 3 years ago now and have brought it on many camping trips. It is very comfortable, durable, and compact. I would recommend it 100%.