HiiPeak Sleeping Pad - Ultralight Inflatable Sleeping Mat with Built-in Foot Pump, Durable Compact Waterproof Camping Air Mattress for Camping, Backpacking, Hiking, Tent Trap Traveling

Awesome little air mattress. Doesn’t add a huge cushion, but it’s certainly does put in some work. No pump/power needed is a huge plus. Quietly and easily blown up and retains air without issue for several days. Nice to pack for trips without the extra bulk or reliance on pumps/batteries. At 300+ lbs, it held up to me very well, and made sleeping much more comfortable than just a sleeping bag.

Love this stupid thing. You get to look like a fool pumping it up but genuinely it’s not hard at all and if you’re in a good mood it’s actually kind of fun to do. The deflate is comically simple. I HATE AIR MATTRESSES but this thing is nothing like anything I’ve ever experienced. So comfortable. So warm. So light. The one and only caveat is - you have to teach yourself how to roll it the correct way so it fits back in the bag. The first time I used it I didn’t do it right and it stuck out of the bag about 2 inches. The next time i figured it out and it fit perfectly. Myself and my fiancé are 5’8 & 6’0 respectively and 430lbs collectively and we both fit perfectly and it held up for multiple nights without needing to be pumped up. Game changer for tent camping and floor sleeping.

The mattress is nice and thick. It seems to be well made, but only time will tell. I've slept on it a total of 7 nights so far on three different outings.- You need to leave it just a little underinflated to give it room to spread your weight. If inflated tight, it pushes up very strangely.- The pump works well but is VERY slow. It's easier to open the outlet and blow it up most of the way with your lungs (although that introduces a lot of bacteria and humidity). To blow it up with the foot pump takes 5+ minutes of pressing both feet into it - rocking back and forth. It's not HARD to do, but takes coordination. The pump IS very convenient, though. Haven't had a problem with it yet.The pillow is a good size. It's not perfect, but any larger and it might be too big. A small pillow on top of the integral one ends up being perfect.- It is NOISY! If you roll at night or move around, the material is very noisy. Not really a big deal, but just be aware. If you are sleeping with others around, you WILL wake them up. ;) If you make a slip-cover, or wrap in a sheet, it might be much better.After the first one, we bought a second so we can snap them together and use them as a double. Once you learn the "proper" inflation pressure, they are comfortable, even for a side-sleeper.

The built-in foot pump is a game changer — no need for extra tools or blowing it up manually. It inflates in under a minute and stays firm all night. I was surprised by how comfortable it was, even on rocky ground!

10/10 it was able to hold my big ass! I weigh 240 and I slept good!! And my husband weighs 180 and it was enough room for both of us to sleep comfortable! Does not come with the small machine to inflate to make sure you buy that separate!! I wouldn’t recommend trying ti blow it up yourself it’s just 2 much. The folding took like less than 5min!

Very comfortable lightweight sleeping pad. Easy to set up and deflates quickly and folds right up to fit in its storage bag. Would highly recommend for camping or extra mattress at home for young guests.

Easy enough to inflate and good support if you’re laying flat but bottoms out if you are using it for sitting. It states it’s quiet but it’s squeaky when you move. It deflates and rolls up easily. Definitely doesn’t feel like foam as the description says. The squeakiness would definitely wake you up if you moved on it in the night.

This is a neat little mattress and its best features are the easy inflating and deflating, and the relatively wider mat (I'm small but I don't like rolling off to the ground, let alone if a bigger person than me needs to use it!). The 'valleys' in the mattress aren't too noticeable until you try to turn over, and then you WILL feel the ground underneath you. So, it will work best for grass or dirt ground, but if you're planning on using it on rocks or floor, a thicker mat will probably work better. That said, this is easy to carry, so it is always a balancing act of weight/heft versus comfort. Overall, I like it, but it is not quite as thick as it seems, and I can imagine will be less so for someone of average or above adult weight (I'm small and I felt the floor every time I rolled over).