Comfort Deluxe SI Mat - Regular

Quick to inflate most of the way It's not fully self inflating (that's true of most "self inflating" pads). It contains foam that expands to pull in air. It's bulky and heavy, but that's fine for car camping.

I'm testing out 3 mattresses for car camping, sleeping both in the car and in a tent. This Sea to Summit mat, megamat and megamat max. This will be going back. I really thought it would be the one based on how much people loved it but there are too many things I don't love: - when inflated the sides are less firm and I could see myself rolling off easily and repeatedly. This was not true of Megamat - deflation was super challenging and impossible to get it down to the size needed to repackage for return (so if you get a mat and the cardboard ring is not on closed, don't worry, it is new. the cardboard literally exploded as I tried to get the mat back in it. mat was tested on very clean floor in pet free house with a sheet on top) - They market one valve as a positive feature -- it is not. It took a while to figure out from the small pictures what they meant by twist (to me it is really a flip from inflate side out to the opposite side out) to get it set for deflation. Also there is an extremely small lip on the deflation side (see pic) that is difficult to insert. Then the deflation itself was me physically forcing air out as I rolled it up. I did it once, sealed it, unrolled it, then opened deflate valve again and did it all over again to get more air out. Megamat, in contrast, has two valves so no confusing figuring out how to inflate/deflate. With Megamat the best part is that even when lying on the mattress you can reach up, open the inflate valve cover, push the tiny valve and let out small amounts of air to adjust. Don't know any easy way to accomplish this with the Sea to Summitt. - I had trouble finding the sweet spot between too firm and making sure my hip didn't hit the ground when laying on my side. This was true of both megamat and StoS (hoping megamat max solves this) - Megamat comes with a handy little donut looking "pump" that worked great to top off the mattress. It even has a spot in the sack to store it--StoS doesn't come with any pump so you have to blow it up. There are pros to StoS mattress - the minute I opened it, it began inflating and went pretty far on it's own. impressive since from what I read it takes more time to self inflate mattresses like this when new. In contrast, Megamat barely inflated 2 inches in 2 hours but this may improve and the pump easily topped it up - was comfy - came in a bag with straps to help compress it so it packed snugly One of the big differences was due to user error on my part. When picking up the megamat at a brick and mortar store I didn't notice I'd gotten wide/long. Since I got it and tested it first it made the StoS seem very small. I hadn't thought I needed wide or long (I'm 4'10") but now that I tried it the narrower mattress just won't do. This is not a flaw of the StoS as I had intentionally ordered the smaller size but boy those 4.5 inches in width made a difference,. Currently waiting for the Megamat Max to arrive to test it. I suspect it will be the winner allowing me to fill less so not too firm and still keep me from touching the ground

Air Retention 10/10. Quality 10/10. Thickness 10/10. Not sure how I ever slept ina tent before this mattress!

I'm really happy I found this pad. I'm planning to do a long distance bicycle trek with my son next summer and we plan to camp a lot. I'm older now and a regular pad just don't work because I wake up many times with hip and back pain. This pad is extremely comfortable, almost as good as my bed at home, and it's still reasonably light weight. I'm sure it would also be great for snow camping too. I'm sure I'll have a great trip next summer. Thanks

Super cozy and comfy! I actually got used one first and it was sliced opened and I had to patch it and it was still great. (Amazon problem that gave me a used one) they eventually sent me a new one. Anyway this felt so good on my back and I had sciatica and it healed it during my camping trip. Super easy to inflate/deflate. Honestly way more comfortable than my actual bed. Able to sustain a lot of weight too

I used this for a total of 10 days before it started leaking from the valve. Now it doesn't hold air and I wake up on the ground. Supremely disappointed since I bought this hoping it would solve the same issue I was having with a similar mat from UST. No bueno.

Its well made and comfortable but it really doesn't self inflate and you will almost pass out blowing air into it.

These mats are worth the money. I've never been so comfortable while camping. Quick and easy to set up, and stay inflated all night. The only downside is needing enough space to store them flat at home.

Diese selbstaufblasende Campingmatratze ist so bequem, daß man auch zu Hause ohne Bedenken seine Gäste darauf schlafen lassen kann. In Kombination mit dem ebenfalls sehr guten Wildfox Feldbett XXL schlafen selbst über 100 kg schwere Leute mit Rückenproblemen ohne Beschwerden darauf. Die Matratze füllt sich binnen ca. 10 Minuten selbsttätig zu 95%, den Rest kann man durch 1-2 Minuten Pumpen mit dem Handblasebalg ( z.B. Jet Stream Pump Sack derselben Firma) auffüllen. Dank des gut steuerbaren Ventils am Kopfende kann man die Härte auch später noch nachregulieren. Nachfüllen ist selbst bei täglicher Verwendung erst nach etwa 2 Wochen nötig. Zusammenpacken geht ebenso leicht und schnell. Der Packsack ist allerdings etwas eng. Die Matratze ist wegen ihres Packformats und ihres Gewichts für Trekking ungeeignet, aber für Autocamping und als Gästebett ideal.

車中泊で大活躍。

Pues eso pagas 200€ por una colchoneta usada

What a great product, worth every penny! It feels like you are sleeping in a normal single bed rather than an inflatable mattress.

I love this matress. I gotthe double and now bought the single for my son!