Sleepingo Sleeping Pad for Camping, Green

This is an extremely small and lightweight sleeping pad. I just went on my first overnight hiking trip with this pad and it was amazingly comfortable despite the small size and weight. it only took about 10 or 15 breaths to fill. it did not deflate at all during the night easily keeping me off the ground and comfortable. even sitting on the end of the pad it kept me off the ground. which I was surprised with because of how thin it is. after pulling out the rubber tab in the mouthpiece I was easily able to rolled it up and it deflated itself. One of the people I went with brought a sleeping pad that was inflatable. but it was half the size of my torso deflated and I’m a pretty big guy. So I recommended one of these to her. because of the amazing difference in size and weight between the products and the difference in how easy it is to deflate. she spent like 10 minutes trying to squeeze all the air out of her sleeping pad to get it back in her bag. where it took me all of 20 seconds to roll it back up and put it in my bag. I am extremely impressed with this product and I’m going to recommend it to all of my friends who hike. because it’s smaller and more comfortable than any of the pads that they brought and that an extremely reasonable price. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to bring a sleeping pad on any Trip you would bring one on especially if you have to carry it. it’s significantly better than any other one I found. A few of my friends brought yoga mats as their ground pad this product is smaller lighter and way more comfortable than any yoga mat that I have ever seen or heard of. Anyone who hikes knows it’s a lot about the weight and the space you have. but this product allows you to carry with less weight and space without sacrificing comfort. which is important if you don’t get a good nights sleep in the woods you won’t be feeling very good the next day. Which will affect how enjoyable the experience is. there’s a lot of opportunity to have fun in the woods. but after a long day of hiking bush crafting hunting fishing or whatever you’re doing. A good nights sleep is essential. Which is why I would recommend this product to anyone asking. When paired with a good sleeping bag it makes for an extremely comfortable nights sleep. It even comes with a little patch kit in the pack in case you get a hole from a stick or a rock that you didn’t see on the ground. This is definitely a five-star all-around product. at least to me with the limited experience I’ve had with it. if you actually read all this thank you for valuing my opinion. Hopefully it will help you make an informed decision about this sleeping pad to have fun out in the woods and get a good nights sleep.

I bought 2 of these for a camping trip with my daughters school I was chaperoning. Was not disappointed. I have a bad back and I was planning on sleeping in my car. I was worried about what kind of shape I’d be in in the morning. These were a life saver! I actually slept quite comfortably in the back of my car and woke up with my back in pretty good shape. Not much worse than normal which was great. I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to move in the morning. My daughter actually used it on the ground of a tent and said she slept very well. Her camp mates who were in the same tent said that the ground was really uncomfortable and said they were jealous of my daughters sleeping pad. I should also mention that I am defiantly a plus size person and I had no problems with this mattress. Of course I always could use a bit more width, but this mattress worked just fine. This is super easy to inflate. Literally about 12-15 breaths. I have asthma and this was a piece of cake. My daughter, who also has asthma has no troubles either. Deflating is just as easy. Cory (the owner) sent an email after purchase with tips on deflating the mattress. Just pull the little rubber flap forward through the hole and the mattress begins to deflate instantly. I just rolled it from the bottom into a tube shape, folded into thirds and it fit right back into the carry case it comes with. Very compact and super light. I just stored inside the sleeping bags when we went. I was going to store with my camping gear. But realized they could be so useful in other situations. Like the beach, sitting at picnic tables or bleachers when I want a little more comfort. Even sitting in the back of my car. Also I have had some beds when traveling that have been horrible. These mattresses would have solved those problems. Wish I had them then. As I said before, super light and compact, so I wouldn’t mind traveling with them and adding them to my suitcase. Cory, the owner is very proactive in communication and making sure that is you have any concerns or questions, that he is readily available. I had none as he was so proactive that any questions I might have had were answered almost before I thought of them. I highly recommend this product. I don’t usually write reviews (mostly due to time), however, this product exceeded my expectations so much, that I wanted to let others know that this is money well spent. Hope this helps others when making a decision about purchasing an inflatable mattress.

Great choice if you want a very light and easy to inflate mat. I had a Klymit Static mat for many years until it broke. Seeing there are many choices of cheaper mats which weight around the same as the Klymit and are very compact as well, I gave it a try. I just spent my first camping night using this mat and these are my comments: - Inflating and deflating the mat is surprisingly easy and fast. The valve is much simpler than the Klymits but this simplicity makes it work very well. - The comfort is the same as the Klymits. If you are used to camping and sleeping on hard surfaces and without much cushioning, this mat is for you. I like to go on camping trips in which I have to carry everything for many hours, so weight beats comfort. However, if your priority is comfort, buy a thicker mat. - The mat did not loose any air throughout the night, so thumbs up for this! - I'm 5'10" and the sizing is perfect. I never during the night had any part of my body touching the floor. I used two of these mats inside a 2-person REI tent and still had a bit of room to fit my 7 year old son on between both mats. - The only negative point, and the reason I'm giving it 4 and not 5 stars, is that the plastic material seems cheaper than Klymits and this makes it very noisy when you move around at night. If you have a light sleep, this continuous plastic noise will ruin your night. Overall, a very nice mat, light, comfortable and for a very good price.

I’ve been tent camping since birth (yes, seriously;) and I consider myself a total camp addict. My husband and I are raising the next generation of tent campers and have gone through somewhat of an evolution from lightweight backpack camping...to car camping...and now transitioning back to more remote camping. Those with kids totally understand what I’m saying here ☺️ This camp pad fits the bill for ALL of those camp styles!!!!!!! This is my honest review and I’ll keep it short. This thing is TINY. Like, smaller and lighter than my kids water bottles. It unfolds easily, it blows up easily (15 breaths is all it takes), it deflated easily and it’s a breeze to pack up. It’s more comfortable than my Thermarests and those things are HUGE and a big pain in the butt, in most regards. I LOVE THIS CAMP PAD!!!!!! My kids and husband love it too. Here is my one and only “complaint” (if you can even call it that!). It makes a little noise when you roll over while sleeping on it. It didn’t detract from my sleep. I asked my sister sleeping in a nearby tent if she could hear it and she said yes HOWEVER, she sleeps on blow up mattresses and I could hear those when she and the kids moved!!!! So, if you are looking for a lightweight, packable, easy, comfy sleep pad, look no further!!!! And keep reading because this is SUPER IMPORTANT: A few weeks after receiving this product I received a handwritten note in the mail from the owner of the company. Talk about amazing customer service. He wanted to make sure that I was enjoying his product. I immediately came on here to give him a review because I believe in supporting small businesses and with customer service like this, I have no doubt that he will stand behind this product no matter what. Well done, Coy!! I’ll be ordering more—for my whole family. Thank you.

I have been backpacking since the mid 70s and have seen all sorts of gear come and go. I have always preferred air filled sleeping pads for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is comfort. I purchased two sleepingo air pads recently so I could do a trip with one of my daughters and was very happy with the product. If you are looking for a sleeping pad that punches above its weight class, or performs as well as something more expensive, then look no further. Sleepingo is what you are looking for. Looking at equipment recently, I have been appalled at the very high prices and the lack of correlation between quality and price. I tried foam pads to keep the cost down, but let's face it, the thermal insulation value isn't there and you can still feel every rock and twig underneath you. You are still basically sleeping on the hard ground, and that makes it difficult to sleep in different positions. You read earlier that I have been doing this a while, and if I can't sleep comfortably or wake up feeling too stiff and sore, then I will have to stop doing this sooner than later. Not an option. With Sleepingo I found I could sleep on my back and either side very comfortably. I got got great sleep on tough terrain along the Appalachian Trail in VA. I woke up with my shoulder joints and back in good shape, ready for another day on the trail. Setup and packing were very easy. It fits easily into my pack and the weight is just fine, especially for the performance value. I did not have to reinflate in the middle of the night. Equipment choices these days are tough. There are a lot of products out there to choose from. How to make the choice? I saw a review of this product on the Homemade Wanderlust Youtube channel and decided to try it. I am so glad I did. Some folks obsess over one trait, like weight, or R value, or whatever. I look at the overall picture and think this product stacks up quite well for a price you just can't beat. Most things don't matter as much as some people say (like an ounce or two on your sleep system) or can be dealt with in other ways (better R value through sleeping clothes, ground cloth under the tent, quilt vs bag, etc). Some do, like reliability, and Sleepingo shines here. My bottom line is that I am very happy with this product and recommend it to anyone.

For years I have been through many mattresses (even top of the line) and mattress toppers in a desperate search for hip and spinal relief. Recently, after sleeping in a recliner for nearly two years - back worsened leading to severe sciatic nerve compression on L4/L5 area - my docs placed an internal pain pump inside me, so now being able to walk and move again, I wanted so badly to be able to lay down. 2 years in a recliner is a long time to be sleeping in. Anyways, I knew mattress toppers weren’t going to work and did not want to throw more money down the drain. During my searches, and I would have never even thought of this, but camping air mattresses popped up. I thought no way especially after just buying an air mattress to lay down on and that didn’t work. There are so many camper ones out there that claim to relieve these pressure points that I felt a bit overwhelmed. Did a filter search based on reviews and this camping air mattress popped up with most reviews, so I bought it. I was thrilled when it arrived and couldn’t wait to try it out. Bedtime approached, placed a flat sheet over it, laid down on my side and watched TV until i fell asleep. NO PAIN on my hip side or spinal pain. Even had a pillow between my legs. It was mind blowing to be able to finally, and I mean FINALLY, be able to sleep through the night in my bed again, and it was the best sleep ever! Who would have thought, right? This camper air mattress did not let me down. Easy to blow up by mouth and fast, experienced no air loss yet and it’s been a few days now. It is very comfortable, doesn’t sleep cold as advertised, and shockingly the price was pretty great!! I bought another one for my ottoman that converts to a bed for guests. For anyone in desperate need of a possible solution for hip/spinal pain, and do not want to keep wasting money on new mattresses or toppers, for me, this was the answer to my prayers. Also, just to bring to your attention, while I was down for months unable to walk and such, and surgery was not an option due to heart function, sadly I put on weight. I noticed that there are air camper mattresses with max weight capacity, so please keep that in mind when searching. I highly recommend this camper air mattress. I will have to update in a few months. I realize it’s made for going camping or even to use in a car to sleep on for those occasions, not sure about every day usage, but for now, I am glad this concept was ever created.

I avoided any type of air mattress because on camping trips I sleep inside my vehicle with my dog. But after uncomfortable sleeping and a memory foam mat that takes up far too much room I decided to try this one. I love how small and compact it is. Very light weight too. I have only slept on it two nights, and its already made a positive impression when it comes to comfort. So those are all wins for me. The material is very thin, so that concerned me when it comes to how much weight it can support. I am a larger guy at 300lbs, but it held up fine. My second concern is my dog's nails, so I do deflate and pack it up right when I awake. Deflation is really easy, I leave the valve open and roll it up. Then I flip the valve back so its not deformed during storage. (I think some negative reviews come from leaving the valve deformed/open) To add to my comfort I do place a one inch yoga mat over the mattress (Amazon purchase). And then my sleeping bag. Sorta helps to spread out my body weight and reduce the springiness that air mattresses tend to have. For me this is a perfect working combo. No pressure point, no back pain, etc. And I no longer have to bring a large tote to store a memory foam pad. Time will tell how well it holds up, I know it will not last forever but if I get a few years out of it I will not hesitate to buy another. Update: May 2021 Took a trip out west, over a week of travel and nearly 3,000 miles. It is still holding up great! No issues, no leaks. Really happy with this inflatable pad. Money well spent. Update Jan 2023 Still holding up great! Kinda surprised at this point really. Certainly has paid for itself. Update Dec 2023 Yup, still holding up under my immense weight! LOL Seriously though, very happy with this one. No leaks and in 2023 I have used it numerous times. Considering buying a second at this time just to have a backup on hand. Update, June 2024 Well it finally failed after years of use. Had a hard time sleeping and was not sure why until the morning when I found that it has pretty much deflated. This was a one-night stay, but had it been longer I had fortunately bought a double-pack when it was on sale in Dec 23 and stowed a backup in the truck just incase this one finally gave out. When purchased it had a lifetime warranty, I will see what they say since I think they changed it to a year. Either way, I am pretty happy with how long it lasted given the abuse and price point (I paid $39 for this first one). Update, Sept 2024 Finally make it out camping on my own so I could use one of the two new Sleepingo I brought. I actually brought both incase I had a failure again. Both new ones did not want to fill at all! The ship them with the rubber valve sticking out, not pushed back in. The result is a very, very warped rubber valve flap that does not want to seal. Again, both were this way making either hard to fill. But I got one filled and managed to close the harder plastic cap to reduce air escaping. By morning the mat was low, but not totally flat. I can only hope the rubber flapper goes back to normal after they sit a while. The only one never had an issue with this. Will see if they improve now that the flappers are pushed back in and can maybe flatten out. last update: Nope, the way the new valve flap is installed sucks. Never an issue with the first one that lasted years, but these last two are horrible. I guess I see why some of the reviews are so bad now.

Relatively light. I am 79 and can blow it up easily. Not to noisy and you can inflate it as much as you want. Kinda slick though. On a slope I wound up at the side of the tent so the next night I just started out there. Used over a foam z-type pad for added protection from punctures. Good bang for the $$

Da es keine deutschen Rezensionen zu dieser Isomatte gibt, war ich anfangs ein wenig skeptisch. Überall im Internet findet man aber sonst extrem gute Bewertungen und das kann ich auf jeden Fall nur bestätigen. Sie benötigt nur 10 Atemzüge, um sie aufzublasen, heißt es. Ich habe es in 6 geschafft , aber das hängt sicherlich sehr stark vom Lungenvolumen ab. Das Packmaß ist echt unglaublich. Alle Bilder, die man dazu im Internet findet, stimmen. Die Matte ist dermaßen beeindruckend leicht, dass es kaum zu glauben ist. Wenn man sie ausrollt, wirkt sie extrem dünn, sodass ich eine Elefantenhaut oder eine sehr dünne und günstige Isomatte empfehlen würde. Der R-Wert liegt bei etwa 2.1 soweit ich weiß. Beim Liegen, ist mir auch aufgefallen, dass das Muster der Luftkammer ein extrem gutes Liegegefühl geben: Sowohl auf dem Rücken, als auch auf der Seite kann ich ohne Problem gut liegen und einschlafen ohne, dass ich den Boden berühre. Ein weiterer positiver Punkt ist die lebenslange Garantie. Auf der Matte steht, dass man einfach eine Nummer aus den USA anrufen soll. Wer das aber nicht machen möchte, kann einfach eine Mail an die Support-Adresse schicken, welche auf dem Sack aufgedruckt ist. Der Firmeninhaber, Coy West, hat mir in einer Mail geantwortet und meine Matte für die Garantie registriert (Amazon-Auftragnummer notwendig). Man merkt sofort, dass diese Matte hochwertig produziert wurde und das man sich auf den Hersteller verlassen kann. Damit ist diese Isomatte in der Preisklasse von unter 90€ sicherlich die beste Wahl, wenn man den maximalen R-Wert und das kleinste Packmaß zusammen mit dem geringsten Gewicht haben will. Einzig den Preis finde ich etwas happig von Amazon: Ich habe für meine Matte etwa 50€ bezahlt, obwohl sie in den USA nicht mal 40$ kostet. Dennoch bin ich mit dem Kauf absolut zufrieden und sie nur wärmstens für Wanderung, Bikepackingtouren oder Roadtrips empfehlen. Falls Sie diese Bewertung hilfreich fanden, wäre es schön, wenn Sie sie als "Nützlich" markieren. So wird diese Rezension oben angezeigt und hilft vielleicht auch anderen potentiellen Käufern.

For such a well priced, compact and light weight sleeping pad, i think this is a great product. I havent taken it camping yet but it was easy to inflate and deflate, easy to roll up and put back in its bag. It was comfortable to lie on on my wood floors. I dont know how great it would be on rocky terrain but, hey, two of these would probably weight less and take up less space in a backpack than a traditional sleeping mat. I havent tried that though. (and no, i dont work for the company!!!) That the mat is made of ripstop nylon means it should be pretty durable. Overall, i think this product is worth the reasonable price.

Size is so small and light. Good to carry around. Keep you warm and good support for a good night sleep.

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