Hyke & Byke Appalachian 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. The first time I used the pad, I was unable to figure out how to use the bag to inflate the pad. Directions were unclear, and I used an electric pump and it worked fine. The second time, of course, the pump had a dead battery and I had to figure out how to use the bag to inflate it. There are two valves, and one has two openings. The one with one is for adjusting the inflation by letting out some air. Absolutely do not use it for inflation. The smaller one on the other valve is for inflation. Mine was kind of stuck shut and it didn’t work the first time because the valve that kept the air from escaping was also keeping it from getting in. I had to sort of push it open gently and then I could use it to inflate the pad with the bag. It was pretty fast once it was working correctly. I also used the inflation bag as a vacuum compression bag for a memory foam pillow and it worked pretty good. 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.

Kept deflating on my trip. But fun part/ not fun part, our flight was delayed 30 hours and I was able to pull this out of my suitcase, blow up and sleep on it in the airport. Earned stars for this back save, improvedcomfort, and made the other stranded travelers jealous as they lay on the cement floor. Lucky win for me.

Awesome for the price!! Large, and feels durable. I especially love that for the price it comes with a pump sack (take notes Trekology) If the price of this pad stays the same I may even buy another as a back up or for large camping trips with more people.

Bought two for a very good price. Very light to pack it's functional for what it is I had no complaints while sleeping durability very sturdy once you laying down. I actually had a moving blanket under it and it worked fine for me. Comfort pass yes camping ability easy to inflate but it makes take just a couple minutes or fill up with hand pump which took just a few seconds.

I bought 5 of these mats for a boy scout camping trip. As many have mentioned, filling the bags is a task. I thought of using a foot pump to inflate these but the fill opening is to big, so the bag method was it. It took a bit to get a good method to get enough air into the bag but once we got a system down it went smoothly. I give 4 stars for the hassle with filling the bag as it's more time consuming than I would have hoped for especially trying to fill 5 mats before it got dark.

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?

Shockingly comfy. A bit narrow but not bad. Perfect under a sleeping bag. Easy to inflate with a portable pump but the air bag was a pain

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.