Hyke & BykeAppalachian Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Camping and Backpacking - WR 70 D Ripstop Nylon Fabric - 76 x 24 in - Long - Gray Green

I’m using it right now, actually. It’s held up fine for two days now and it’s only lost some volume, but I think it’s because I inflated it when it was 80 degrees and it’s 30 degrees now, so that’s just the temperature difference in volume. I did buy it partially for the bag you use to inflate it. Unfortunately the bag didn’t fit in the larger valve, just the smaller one that is for adjusting the volume. Unfortunately that means that the air is forced through a valve. So it didn’t just flow in. I took 30 minutes to inflate it with the bag. So I got an electric pump and it took 30 seconds. It definitely doesn’t make you much warmer when you lay on it. I put it on one of those foam pads to keep it from deflating from a rock or something and I could feel the foam pad reflected heat and if the air pad was off the foam pad it didn’t feel as warm. So it would be cool if you were sleeping in hot weather but for cold you would want another layer under it like I did. It does make a crinkle sound when you move but it’s not bad. Mostly I enjoy having a soft layer that didn’t cost me a whole paycheck.

The media could not be loaded. I liked the width and that it doesn’t have a built in pump. Am using it for car camping and have a pump I use. There’s an included bladder for inflating that could maybe also be used for a pillow. It’s a little long for my Kia but works if you tilt the seat forward a bit. Overall, recommended.

When I first got the package, I was surprised at how small it was! I was sure that the mattress would be small and not very durable. l got it out, put air in it quickly and easily, and took it camping that weekend. It is narrow, so it probably wouldn't work for a larger person, but it worked great for me. I am a side sleeper and I spent two nights on this. I never touched the ground and it never lost air. I was extremely impressed! This would be perfect for the avid backpacker or mountain biker that needs to pack light, or the casual camper looking to save space.

I bought it because of the bag so I can inflate it without using a electric inflator. But dang it is so hard to inflate it, am I the only one having a hard time or what?

This is a very nice air pad. Its super easy to set up, either with its integrated air-pump or by blowing in it. The material looks resistant to the usual stuff one finds in the outdoors floor (twigs, small rocks, etc.). One the aspects I really appreciate is the fact that the pad is actually 4 inches thick (!) FOUR INCHES. This is the difference between not being able to sleep and doing it like a log in any campsite. It is like sleeping in my own bed. No more sleepless camping nights! I’m glad I decided to buy one. I think I’ll buy some more for my hiking friends.

This is a comfortable and light sleeping pad for backpackers which inflates and deflates quite easily. However, it does not insulate you against the cold at all. This should only be used in warm weather camping otherwise you will feel the cold all night long. I took for a summer ascent on Mt. Whitney (August 16-17) and despite it only getting into the high 40's at night, I was cold in my bag in my tent all night long.

This pad was amazing!!! It is so comfortable and lightweight. I slept like a baby all four nights of my trip.

Super compact and light sleeping pad, with exceptional comfort and pad thickness. Just wide enough to give you comfort after a day on the trail. The attached Pac-tite roll fastener is a great added bonus which allows you to leave the stuff sack at home. Quick and easy deflation makes packing up easy.The micro-valve adjustment is a nice perk. Great sleeping pad that saves weight and space in your pack!