Sleeping Pad for 2 Person for Camping, 50D Double Inflating Camping Pad with Pillow Built-in Foot Pump Portable Camping Sleeping Mat for Backpacking, Hiking, Traveling, Tent

Very comfortable. Jury is out on durability, but seems very similar to the name brand versions I've had. You really got to pump it with high pressure though!

super recomendadisimo ! facil de inflar y de desinflar y poder guradar !parece como si no sera muy uril por lo delgado pero vale la pena ! y tiene tipo almohadas incluidas

I like the design of this mattress. Having a foot pump is great for when you are camping without electricity. It's cool that it has 2 air pillows built in. My only constructive criticism for this item would be I wish it didn't take as long to pump up, but I think that's to be expected when you aren't using an electric pump.

I ordered this item 2 times and every time it came cut up !! So frustrating. The box it cames in it was fine but the inside was all cut up like someone used a knife!! TWICE

Thanks! Like the details

The media could not be loaded. I recently got this double sleeping pad for my wife and I to use on our camping trips.This is the first double pad I’ve had and used solo pads previously. I appreciate the size of this one and is spacious for the two of us. It does have built-in pillows, which I thought would be a nice feature however they are not separate from the rest of the sleeping pad therefore, the firmness cannot be adjusted. When the sleeping pad is inflated completely, the pillows are extremely firm without any give, too firm for my liking. The pillows are also high enough you can’t use your own pillow which is a downside.Inflating is quite simple with the built in foot pump however does take several minutes to fully inflate. Would be easier to use an electric inflater. Deflating is quick in several seconds.The pad rolls up easily and compacts to a small size for storage. It is fairly lightweight as well but too heavy for backpacking.It is not overly noisy when moving around but not silent.The main concern is the design of ridges and valleys on the pad. I think it is supposed to provide extra comfort but when you press down on the valleys you touch the ground. Thus if you move around on the pad on your knees, elbows, butt, or hands (any part that creates pressure) the pad sinks to the ground. If you are laying flat it isn’t an issue though, but just an odd design and may not work for some.Overall this is a decent sleeping pad at the price point, but overall I am not super impressed.

Pumps up quick, deflates even quicker and compacts into its carrying sleeve. Holds air well. Better than sleeping on a yoga mat. Easy to pack for travel.

Took a while to stuff it in the bag