OutdoorsmanLab Ultralight Sleeping Pad with Built-in Pillow and Air Pump For Camping Backpacking, Travel

Tldr - it's a great sleeping pad that rolls up very small. Great for backpackers but a little on the heavier side (thicker material than others).So I came home drunk one evening and saw that a package was at my door. Seeing that it was for me I took it inside. Much to my surprise it was the sleeping pad I had ordered. Now being that I'm four sheets in the wind, I began the process of opening the plastic bag. With fumbling fingers I got it all flattened out on the floor. Puzzled, I looked for instructions to inflate the pad. There were instructions but couldn't read them, too blurry. Checking the pad I see a pictogram of how to inflate, now this is more of my speed! Inflated super fast with the foot pump system within the pad. I was asleep no time. If a bumble drunk person as I was could do it anyone can. Thick material and no smells from plastics. The pump when rolling back up needs to be decompressed but it very easy to get the pad back into the tiny bag it came in. Over all very happy!

I do Yoganidras five or six times a year and I get very uncomfortable lying on just a yoga mat for an hour. I start going numb. I bought this to see if I could find a little more comfort. I really like this product. It's very easy to inflate and provides the support I need (it even has a built-in pillow). It's light weight, but seems to be sturdy of structure. I am hoping I will be able to use it for many years to come.It is easy to deflate and comes with a storage bag.My only complaint is the width of the pad. Just two more inches on either side would have been ideal. The narrowness doesn't allow for a whole lot of shifting, but it will do what I need it to do.It's a great option, too, for kids' tents. Beats lying on the cold, hard ground :)

Kind of hard to blow up but it was comfortable.

Purchased four of these sleeping pads. I have successfully used one for one night. The others were purchased for family members and still in original package. Have been stored with my camping gear in an inside closet for over a year (in their original package from the factory). We recently went camping and pulled them out to make sure they would work. The foot pump is worthless. One of the three had a small tear from the factory and that one stayed home. Now we are down to three, at the campsite, two more pads lost air through the night and would not stay inflated. Mind you, we were camping on grass covered ground, with ground cover and tent. The seams on two of these pads just gave out and had several air leaks and blowing the matt every fifteen minutes would not keep air in the sleeping pad. So out of four pads, I am down to one that does not lose all the air through the night. This is a 25% success rated and three mad campers is not success.I would not purchase these unless you are wanting to play a joke on your fellow camper or tent mate.

As cheap as the price

I used my OutdoorsmanLab Ultralight sleeping pad camping across South Dakota and Montana. I was very happy with the comfort of this pad. Although the built-in foot pump takes a bit of time, it's well worth it's 23 ounces of weight. I was impressed enough with the performance and comfort (loved the pillow feature) that I purchased a second OutdoorsmanLab Ultralight sleep pad for my best friend before we began to hike the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon.

Light weight and compact. Easy to inflate and roll back up.

Although I was really excited about this product it was a bit of a let down. The dimensions are spot on but I expected a bit more regarding distance to the ground. It felt as if I was sleeping straight on the ground anyways. It moves around a lot. Can't tell you how many times I rolled off of it. It rooms up super small which is great even what they are calling a foot pump rolled up. Really my only issues is that is isn't all the comfortable. Other than that this product was good.