Double Sleeping Pad for Camping, Ultralight Camping Mattress with Pillow, Built-in Foot Pump, Thick Self-Inflatable 2-Person Portable Mat for Backpacking Hiking Car Traveling Beach Tent

When you're camping, backpacking, or just enjoying the great outdoors, a good night's sleep can make or break your entire trip. After using the Double Sleeping Pad for Camping, I can say this: I didn’t just survive the outdoors — I slept like a queen under the stars! This 2-person inflatable sleeping pad was everything I didn’t know I needed. Whether you're headed to the beach, setting up in a tent, car camping, or hiking into the woods — this thing is built for comfort, portability, and durability. 🌟 What I Loved: ✅ Double Comfort, Without Double Bulk It's designed for two, but folds up small. Great for couples, parents with a toddler, or even solo sleepers who like to sprawl. ✅ Built-In Foot Pump = Game Changer No batteries. No blowing until you're dizzy. Just a few foot pumps and it inflates in minutes. ✅ Pillow Included Built-in pillows make it one less thing to pack — and yes, they're actually comfortable! ✅ Thick & Supportive It’s not one of those thin, disappointing pads. It kept me off the cold, uneven ground and didn’t deflate halfway through the night. ✅ Ultralight + Compact for Travel It’s surprisingly light for how big and comfy it is. Fits easily in my camping tote. 🧳 Perfect For: Weekend Camping Trips Beach Day Lounging Car Camping Kids Sleepovers Festivals or Outdoor Events Emergency Sleeping Gear 🙋‍♀️ A Couple Things to Know: Works best on flat ground or inside a tent. It’s not noisy or slippery like some pads — which I really appreciated. Great investment for under $100 — especially compared to higher-end gear! 💡 Final Thoughts: If you’re building your camping gear list or prepping for your next outdoor adventure, this double sleeping pad is a must-have. It’s comfortable, portable, and thoughtfully designed. You’ll thank yourself when you're waking up refreshed in the middle of the forest, not stiff and grumpy.

My wife and I are all about compact and ease of use when it comes to camping. This is comfortable, cheap, and durable.

Se termina saliendo el aire por la parte en dónde se infla con el pie...

Great sleeping pad for camping so easy to blow it up with just your foot you don’t need no pump. Love how it’s not bulky you don’t need a huge mattress to take with you. It’s very compact also when you deflate it.

If I could give it less stars, I would. I rarely write negative or displeased reviews, but here we are. The short of it, the price point I shouldn't be surprised. The ONLY positive thing was ease of inflation. Otherwise, complete garbage. Picked up for a small camping trip. Half of it was spent in the back of a Crosstrek due to weather. The other half was spent in a tent which was legit one night. It just could stay inflated. We tried to duct tape all point of where it could possibly leak, nothing. I'd checked it for leaks with water, etc... no leaks. Long story short, it ended up in the dumpster before leaving the camp. I hope someone has a better experience.

We got a few uses before it started losing air somewhere. Otherwise it’s very lightweight and comfortable.

Very impressed with it. It gives good support, the pump is very convenient because the air doesn't come out when you pump it since there is a separate area for pumping vs releasing area. It is a good size. Built in pillows, nice material Took a bit to pump because we didn't realize we needed to put our foot length wise and parallel to the end. So a little learning curve but once we figured it out it just took 3 minutes. Only takes one person. Pumped up really nicely. They can see it as seeing their main go to Usually they don't like air mattresses because you can feel the movement but this is sectioned off in a way where it's more comfortable. Let the air out in 2 places when deflating, fold it in quarters When you fold it lengthwise don't fold it all the way to the edge because the pump is there. Roll it up towards the nozzles and not towards the pump. It fit back in the bag. Queen sized, and has a repair kit. There are printed instructions that helped we just overlooked them at first.

We take an annual trip to a ski in cabin in the UP of Michigan. The cabin has foam pads to sleep on but they are so thin it felt like you were sleeling on the floor. We got one of these inflatable double matresses to take with us year and the difference was amazing! We carry all our gear to the cabin on pulk sleds that attach to our waist belts so the weight is not a big concern. Its too heavy for back packing any distance so this would not be my choice for the AT. Once to the cabin my wife had it air up with the built in foot pump and the bed all made by the time I got back with another load. She said it was easy and no real issues. It does take a few minutes of stepping on the pump to inflate it but better than huffing and puffing it full. As far as sleeping on it goes, we have slept amazingly well. As you get in bed you can push down to the bottom if you concentrate your weight in one area but once you lay down on it you get great support. It does make some noise as you move around on it but not enough to bug us. After xc skiing all day its so nice to come in and be comfortable at night. Its so comfortable we have taken afternoon naps and gone to bed early just to enjoy stretching out on it. This was our 3rd night sleeping on it and it by far was the best 30 bucks spent on the trip!