RikkiTikki Premium Lightweight Inflatable Sleeping Pad - Compact Camping Mat for Sleeping - Best Air Camping Mattress Pad for Backpacking, Camping, Hiking

I ordered two different kinds of sleeping mats and this was mine and my daughters favorite one. It is really light (however that doesnt matter to us because we are using it for car camping) it is rectangle (not mummy shaped) and when you lay down on it, it distributes the air perfectly. I dont like sleeping on traditional air matresses because of the way that the air pushes on your body but this seems to distribute the air so it is more comfortable to me than a 6" air matress. great price great product.

This Sleepingo pad is amazing! I purchased this sleeping pad for our hiking trip to Arizona!!! I inflated it and slept in our tent in our back yard.. I had the best night.. the pad is so comfortable and light weight!! I loved it.. I can’t wait to take it to my trip!!PROS:-Lightweight-Easy to inflate-Comfortable-Easy to store-Durable-PriceCONS:-None

I have felt that I needed more padding on the cot I sleep on. I may have to inflate it more, but for a few nights so far, I have slept better because of the added comfort. I bought the very nice grey color; it goes with the pad that came with the cot. It seems very well made and that much thought went into the design. It takes some time and lung power to inflate as one would expect it to. I am resting and supported by your product and my own breath. Thank you.

I have a compact sleeping bag and was looking for something extra in case I'm on the floor or on a cot for my upcoming deployment. This thing is perfect. I was skeptical about how much lung capacity would be needed to inflate it but it literally takes 30 seconds with average breaths (maybe 10-12). I tested it on my tile floor and when filled to full capacity...I could not feel anything but air. This thing can be rolled down to the size of a 24 ounce soda can. This is a must have for camping/military deployment.

I purchased this for a trip to Joshua Tree with friends last minute and it arrived in time! This was one of the less expensive sleeping pads I could find and was also the color I was looking for.The pad was easy to inflate by my guy friend (via mouth roughly 5-6 deep breaths). I could not figure out a good way to go about it since my mouth is small (haha), but with help this was really fast and easy. The opening is a bit larger (4x) than say an inflatable float, so maybe if I pinched it, it would have been easier. Deflating was a breeze!!! It packs up pretty small, and isn't very heavy. It fits back into the original bag with ease. It comes with two patches in case there are any tears or punctures, although hopefully we won't have to use them!I am looking forward to many more trips with this and highly recommend this product!

I haven’t used it yet for a trip but I’ve had a few pads I went through before trying it. First I like that it’s rectangular, not mummy shaped. I have a Sleepingo that I like as well except the shape, it packs down smaller but they’re close enough. This has a thicker 2” loft which is noticeably more comfortable. The sleeping fabric has more of a rip stop weave where this is a uniform stitch but no idea if it has any durability implications. The pillow is great as well, much better than expected. The package for the price is hard to beat.

PROS: Very comfortable when fully inflated. Really lightweight. Packs down small. Not noisy. Protects well from little rocks and stones on the ground. Seems durable. I used it also to sit on the ground outside the tent and it kept me warmer and more comfortable and I wasn't afraid of it tearing.CONS: I could still feel the cold from the ground at night. But my partner couldn't. (I'm sensitive to cold.) I'd wanted a pad with an R value of 3+, but this was the closest I found at 2.4. Nights were something like 40 degrees F, and I had to put a towel on top of the pad, below my sleeping bag, to get comfortable sleep. Again, this is 2.4 R value, and my bag wasn't the best, so there were some issues with my sleep system overall.It blows up quickly with the lungs, but wish it came with a pumpsack. I've heard a lot about this type of pad's potential for mildew and would like to avoid that completely. Tried to handmake a pumpsack, but couldn't get something to work with the valve. Not sure if it works with a standard pumpsack.All in all, for the price it's a pretty good little pad and I like it very much, just had a few issues for my own situation.

Takes about 12-15 breaths to fill. I'm 6'1", 220lbs. I had a pad that was 2in think before this one and am a side sleeper. I always bottomed out. HOWEVER, the extra 1/2 in (2.5 total) made a world of difference. I hike in the Uinta Mountains and the first I used this pad I had the best sleep while camping ever. I move a lot, but the 25in wide pad ensured I stayed on top,.The 1 thing I wish was better, the valve. It is a standard valve on a lot of inflatable products these days with sort of 2 caps inside of 1. If I over inflate and want a softer feel, it is hard to just allow a little air out. There are other, slimline valves out there that I like much better. But this pad does a great job.