KEPLUG Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Camping, Ultralight Waterproof Sleeping Mat w/Pillow, Foot Pump Quick Inflation & Deflation, Thick Air Mattress w/Carrying Bag for Backpacking Hiking Tent Travel

Picked this up for camping. Sleeping on the hard ground with just a sleeping bag was fine when I was younger but I'm getting older and the technology on these has come a long way.Important factors- light weight for what it is and folds back down into its bag. Which for most camping products isn't the case at least not easily - think tents and sleeping bags.Size- small enough to fit in or be attached to a hiking bag and for the reduced wear on your body is more than worth it. Especially for multi day hikes.Easy to inflate- I found using two hands on the built in pump worked best and had this inflated in about a minute without much work.Comfort & built in pillow- It's not going to feel like sleeping on your mattress at home. It's what I'd call camping comfy & that's just fine by me. The built in pillow is nice. I have members of my group who don't and have had to buy separate inflatable pillows. Which just added to their packs.Stayed inflated pretty well.Overall I can currently say I'm very happy with my purchase especially for the cost.

I haven't slept on it yet, and I'm keeping it inflated overnight to make sure it doesn't leak, but seems good after a few hours. Putting some weight on it overnight to wear in the stretch if there is any. I will update if any problems.Very well-made, folds up compactly. Totally comfortable sleeping on my back. Side-sleeping is better than expected, but I don't have big hips, but I can't see this design being any better.Built-in pump - I didn't even realize when purchased. I also didn't read instructions and went pumping by hand - got to like 75 quick-pumps before realizing there's like memory foam in the pump or something, and if I just press it for longer it keeps filling more. Instructions say to use foot. This should take very little effort, just step and hold for a couple secs, repeat. Slow steps. Pretty nifty.The pillow is great. There's a little dip in it that keeps your head from rolling. I'm glad I didn't have to buy a separate inflatable pillow, and it's better than a hoodie stuffed into a sleeping bag sack.I like that it's self-contained. I've never slept on anything like this design on cold ground, so I have to see what the insulation will be like with the dimples but it might actually trap warm air better.I'm 6' and my feet don't reach the pump with my head on the pillow. Other than the 1" release valve I don't think there would be discomfort if they did. Even then I doubt you would feel the valve too much, it's pretty flush, just you know harder plastic. But also it's nota bad location if you're on your back (centered) and side sleeping your legs probably aren't straight down the middle so you should be fine if you're super tall.Snaps on both edges for connecting multiple together. Nice little feature. Would be a dip in-between, maybe 1/4-1/2 inch max. Decent enough.Well-made overall, I look forward to trying it out. Will update if I have any more thoughts after that.

Very light but seems the material is very thin and may not last long, I don't want to make any harsh judgments yet because it is very light and easy to pump, once you figure out all the steps to start pumping.I'm keeping this one for indoor areas, I won't be using it for backpacking as a feel a blowout is inevitable and that's the thing I want. Very good replacement for air mattress for traveling but I wouldn't put it near rocks despite what the ad claims.The price is fair, way better than a sleeping pad, and probably just as lightweight as some pads. But I can't stress enough that it's not really made for the rough outdoors

This was the most user friendly sleeping pad I’ve tried. I would inflate it CPR style, and it would take right around a minute. It was easy to pack away and deflate as well. It also fits into the bag super easily, and doesn’t take up much space. Unfortunately, my dog enjoyed it as much as I did and chewed off the plugs, so it now will not stay inflated, but I enjoyed it while it lasted. This is wonderful for tall people, as it is around 6ft long.

Amazing product, and I'm a dumb customer. I tried this out as soon as it came and slept on the floor until I woke up with it totally deflated and went to bed. I sort of forgot about it and thought that maybe it was a fluke. I just took it out recently to sleep in the back of my vehicle and it is so neat and easy to inflate and very comfortable, but then I woke up in the middle of the night with it totally deflated. I'm curious to know how long it would even last even if it wasn't defective. Anybody use this thing more than 10 times before it actually started to leak like this? Mine leaked from the start, but these things are quite flimsy and I wonder if even the good ones last....It's a really neat invention, but I would love to find a high quality one of these kinds of mattresses that I could repeatedly use.

I was looking for a lightweight mattress for my kids for when we travel. After a lot of research I decided to go with the keplug inflatable sleeping pad & I'm glad I did. I bought 2 pads, in blue & green & my kids love it.Its extremely easy to inflate. It took me less than a minute using the inbuilt foot pump.Its lightweight so very convenient to carry which makes it easy when traveling.Finally, my kids said its very comfortable & they liked sleeping on it during our last trip.All in all, its great value for money & I wouldn't hesitate recommending it to others. The only slight complaint I have is that the width of the pad is a little on the smaller side. I would have preferred it to be slightly wider.

Easy to pack, unfold and inflate. Very comfortable to sleep on. Well made and easy to pack up when done. Highly recommended purchase.