InYourPrime Ultralight Double Sleeping Pad - Made in USA w/Multi-use Pump, Paracord, Carabiner & Carry Bag - Quick Inflatable Wide 2 Person Mat pad for Camping Backpacking Hiking air Mattress

I recently purchased this double sleeping pad for our camping trip to Yosemite and man did we love it. I’m a big guy at 6’6 300lbs and wife at 140 and it gave us plenty of cushion while staying fully inflated our entire 5 day trip. We used ours under a double sleeping bag in our tent for that extra cushion and warmth. Most other pads I’ve used are twice as expensive, are too heavy/bulky and take too long to inflate and deflate. This In Your Prime double pad solves that problem for us weighing in at around 36 ounces while still providing enough cushion to get us off the ground. The TPU waterproof film that I haven’t seen on any others pads seems to help contribute to it’s ability to keep us warm. One night it was down around 30 degrees or so and didn’t feel the cold. Super easy inflation with the included pump bag. 4 full bags of air and we were inflated in under a minute. Undo the small two layer valve and almost instantly deflated. We also saw in this listing it could be used as the water station by putting in a gallon or so of water. Really creative. I’d say it also makes a great pack/dry bag which I’ll have to try out on my next trip. It comes with a survival paracord handle which I attached to my pack for our hike. Never know when I may come across a grizzley and this whistle should do the trick. I don’t believe I’ll ever need to make a fire with flint starter but with the compass, fire starter, whistle and paracord Id say I’m ready for the apocalypse! All that being said we couldn’t be happier with our purchase and would say this is a must have for every camping or backpacking trip. With its high quality material and accessories I’d put it well past the $100 mark.

I'm really impressed with this sleeping pad...it rolls up small, is lightweight and feels sturdy and comfortable. It was easy to inflate and can be completed in a couple of minutes once you get the hang of it. I tested it on top of a sheet on my slate floors, it had just enough cushion when fully inflated to keep me comfortable on top of the hard surface. Unfortunately my dog (who is my #1 camping companion and bed mate) will NOT step or lay on top of it. It totally freaks him out, even with a blanket on top. Not sure if it is the sound it makes (it has a bit of a wooshy sound when you move around) or if it is the uneven texture of the surface but either way it's a no go for him. I'm a car camper so I'll probably end up with something less compact like a thai mattress or thin futon but if space is a big consideration or top priority, this sleeping pad is for you!

Unlike most of the buyers, I don't use this air pad for camping. I use it to make my mattress at home more 'hip' friendly. Yes, that's right, I use it to stop my hips from hurting as a side sleeper. It has really been effective in hip pain reduction. It is doing a good job of holding air. It compacts well for travel with a suitcase, (as I need to make sure I can get a good night's sleep when traveling). I wish they made a twin size version as it would fit better as a mattress topper when sleeping with a partner on a king mattress. But until they do, this is worth the investment in personal comfort.

This is the perfect sleeping pad for me. Inflating it was a breeze 1-2-3 and it was blown up and ready for sleeping. No more moisture going into the pad like my old one, that I had to blow up by mouth. I tested it out before camping, and I had a great night sleep on it. It was way more comfortable than I expected. Packing it up and back into the bag was a cinch. It's ultra light and compact which can fit in my backpack or just great for car camping. I also love the quality and the great green color!

It's alright. Slightly heavy. A little hard to inflate but better than having to blow it up with an extra device while backpacking or with your lungs. Fairly comfortable. Basically you are getting what you pay for. Save weight by scrapping the outer bag. And the bag doesn't double as a pillow so don't plan on that.

I bought 2 of these last year and only used once. I actually really liked these, very comparable to memory foam I have. I have used other air mattresses before and this is actually really comfortable. We just got back from camping and one of them kept deflating. This was our second time using it. Never used it since last year. We put air in but it just keep getting flat. For $67 air mattress, it should last longer than just one time use? My other one worked fine but this gray one just won’t stay inflated. Very disappointed.

This sleeping pad was perfect for our recent tent camping trip. We have a family of 4...with our kids both under 6. This pad was the perfect fit for our family sized sleeping bag. It is amazing how easy it was to inflate with the inuded bag process... Just takes a little patience. The best part was how easy it was to deflate and put away. It was extremely easy getting it bag into the stuff sack (which is pretty small) with room to spare... The inflation bag fits easily in there as well. The stuff sac also came with a really cool multi tool that detaches and becomes a survival bracelet. I'm hoping I never need it, but for someone who needs to pack light, this is well worth the money.

I bought this camping pad for a backpacking trip in late 2020 and it was perfect! It’s super lightweight, takes less than 5 minutes to inflate, and stays inflated well—we only had to top it off maybe once or twice on our 4 day trip. It’s a great size for two people and kept us comfortably warm and off the ground on 30-40 degree nights. I also love the versatility of the paracord handle and inflation bag; having emergency utilities on the handle and a spare bag/pillow/shower was awesome.

We tested this for several nights and are happy with the purchase. We can't wait to use it camping! It was easy to pump (maybe 3 "bags" of air). We like the multi-use function of being able to carry water in the bag though we probably won't use it in order to not keep moisture out (unless it's an emergency). I like the extra design details of a compass and paracord handle. The only pet peeve is the air valve which does sometimes get accidently knocked out.