POPCHOSE Camping Sleeping Pad, Ultra-Lightweight Air Mattress with Built-in Pump, 75x25 Inch

I purchased the Popchose inflatable air mattress sleeping pad for my most recent solo camping trip to the Texas Hill Country. Frankly, I was quite impressed with this inflatable sleeping pad for the price.Coming in at under $25, it's so much better than the traditional roll-out type of sleeping pad. At 75 "x25" and 27 oz., it's lightweight and very comfortable. Rolled up and in its pouch, it doesn't take up much space; it's about as tall as a 16 oz bottle of soda.The ball pumping mechanism inflates the sleeping pad in about 60-90 seconds.I suggest using your foot and not pumping by hand; I found it easier to inflate that way. Plus, it comes with two shoe covers to protect the nylon fabric when pumping with your foot. And deflation only takes seconds after pulling the deflate plug.Another excellent feature is the ability to combine multiple sleeping pads into one large mattress. There are snaps on either side and easy to clasp together.It also comes with a lifetime replaceable guarantee, which is essential when I consider purchasing camping gear. I like to know the company stands behind its products.My only criticisms and by no means are any of these a deal-breaker:1: I wish it were a bit wider in width. I'm a petite 5'2," and the width is sufficient if I'm lying directly on the ground; the design of 'Z' shaped air pipes work great at keeping me comfortable. But when I used the air mattress sleeping pad in conjunction with my cot, the nylon fabric caused it to slide out from under me when I rolled while sleeping. I'll have to bring an extra sleeping bag liner to put the air sleeping pad into to keep it from sliding when I use my cot.2: The attached pillow didn't inflate so firmly. When inflated, it was a bit too firm for my liking, and for my size, it had my head and neck resting at an uncomfortable angle. Since I'm small, I slid down a bit and used my memory foam camping pillow instead of the attached pillow.3: The inflate/deflate valves were marked more clearly. Although the valves are labeled, they are difficult to read if you need bifocals, as I do, and in low light. To quickly identify between the two valves, I used a black sharpie and marked the deflate value.Overall, I'm still giving it a 5-star rating. I found this inflatable air mattress sleeping pad easy to use. I liked that it's compact and lightweight. And at under $25, the price point is excellent. I definitely recommend picking up a Popchose Inflatable Air Mattress Sleeping Pad for your next outdoor adventure.

Bought before going to the desert for a month. Slept directly on this on sand and rocks. It lasted the month and didn't develop a leak. Critiques are minimal and very "first world". Having the pump in the foot areas was not helpful. I found it took so long to use the foot pump that I ended up opening the "inflate" plug and blowing it up that way instead. The inflator area doesn't seem to take up much space but I frequently found myself repositioning due to the inflator bulb pushing against my leg. Since I didn't use the bulb I would have preferred a mat that had a valve somewhere else to be blown up by mouth as that is what I ended up doing anyway. Also, one night I woke up with the pad deflated as I had kicked the "deflate" valve open. In order to have the mattress inflated firmly enough to do its job made the pillow so hard it wasn't comfortable to use. -Brian-

This may is awesome it keeps you off the rocks and anything that you would feel through the tent floor. It pumps up easy and deflates easy. I love it. Recommend !!!

This is a great little mat that is comfortable and easy to inflate. It has a pillow section built in that is really nice to sleep on, even if you don't bring camping pillows. The whole mat is really comfortable and makes sleeping in a tent much nicer. I've slept on it 5 nights already and I have no complaints. If you're thinking about camping, definitely get one of these because it will make your nights in a sleeping bag a lot better.It's easy to inflate with the foot pump and it's also really easy to fold up for storage. Ours haven't leaked at all, but they came with patch kits just in case.We bought two of these to use together under a queen-sized sleeping bag for two. They have buttons on the sides that snap together to keep the two mats in place, which I didn't even think about when I bought it, but I'm glad it has this feature.Overall, I don't really have any complaints. The mats are light and comfortable, and they're very simple to inflate, deflate, and pack. It's a great price given how much they'll improve your camping experience.

It’s extremely easy to inflate. But it is not comfortable at all. I bought it for my family and used it on the wood floor and on the firm bed. After 2 weeks of try, none of the family wants it (me included). The high head part is good. But maybe because of the bumps(?), my back and entire body became stiff after a few hours. Might be better on a camping ground to rest after day-long hiking. But not good for leisure rest.

Just returned from a solo camping trip. I brought this pad and an inflatable mattress. This pad fits perfectly in my small tent for late noon napping, meditation and also sleeping on it over night. I forgot to bring camping pillow, so the "pillow" part of this pad saved my trip! I slept on it for over 9 hours at night, and felt like it is the best sleep I had in months.I was also amazed how easy it is to inflate the pad, and I did it alone in less than 2 minutes without any exhaustion. No need to bring air pump or anything extra. While it took me half an hour to deflate the mattress, it only took me 1 minute to deflate this pad by rolling it up.I bought this a month ago before actually using it. When I checked back for the review, I was actually surprised I only paid this price for the pad! It is a high quality product, with very reasonable price. Highly recommended!