Sleeping Pad 4.7" Extra Thick, Upgraded Reinforced Support Structure with Built-in Foot Pump and Pillows Portable Camping Air Mattress Bed for Tent Backpacking Hiking

Too old to sleep on the ground when camping. Foot pump is slow but much nicer than having to blow up by mouth. The mattress is nice and held air through the night just fine once I had the valve sealed all the way.

First Impressions of MAMBAKOTR Sleeping Pad 4.7" Ultra Thick, Reinforced Support Structure with Built-in Foot Pump and Pillows Portable Camping Air Mattress Bed for Tent Backpacking Hiking★★★★★Even though this is not my favorite inflatable sleeping pad, I am rating it 5-stars - reasonable price, sleeping comfort, built-in pillow, built-in foot pump, easy setup and storage, compact.As a Vine Voice reviewer, I ordered this sleeping pad mattress to compare to other air mattresses/sleeping pads I previously ordered. Pulling this product out of the box and its storage bag, what I noticed is that when deflated, this sleeping pad is very thin and compact (although seemed bigger than the average air sleeping pad). While this is good for transport, I wonder how durable this mattress would be, in a camping environment – how much do I have to protect this mattress from sharp punctures? The mat includes a patch kit for punctures. The fact that the mattress seems so thin and that a patch kit is included does make me worry about how rough the ground can be before this mattress experiences a puncture. Hopefully, I will never have to deal with an air leak.Once unrolled, there is an air box foot pump on one end, with an intake valve centered on the box. After making sure the pillow valves are closed. I was able to inflate the mattress in under 2 minutes, a blazing, 1 min 43 seconds to be exact.This mattress is above average thick and kept me off the ground. The pillow was minimal and slight, but yet still helpful when sleeping on my back. Generally, as a taller (6’1”) and 250-ish lbs with wide shoulders, I wanted more support under my head, especially when laying on my side. When getting on top of the mattress, I did not bottom out or feel the ground. I felt super comfy with all my natural pressure points well supported. For me, the ribbed quilty texture on this pad didn’t quite do it for me. With that said, I would rather have this pad over my old army foam pad, and over my yesteryears camping pads and over nothing - every day and twice on Sunday. The sleep experience was similar to a pool raft but much more firm.This sleeping pad is also shorter than all the other sleeping pads I’ve tried. My feet and head were close to the edges of both ends of the pad. For someone taller than me, their feet would begin to hang off the end. Having a shorter pad is advantageous if it still fits, because the pad is compact and easier to move and manipulate.Putting away the mattress was nearly as quick as inflating the mattress. The air is easily squeezed out during the rolling process. Open the 2-way release valve (there are two stages - inflate only or fully open for deflate), roll the mattress, then fold the mattress in half and roll the mattress flat again, then after when all the air is emptied, roll the mattress in thirds to fit very compactly into the included bag. Strangely, after I rolled up the mattress, the mattress was considerably smaller than how it came from the factory.As a Vine reviewer, I’ve tested and reviewed over a dozen inflatable sleeping pads. I think this is a great product and value overall - just not perfect for me. I only dock points for material shortcomings not for personal preferences.

You can inflate this mattress two ways; you can use the built in foot pump, or you can use an electric inflator (not included) at the port at the back side of the pillow. I added photos of both. The one with the port in the corner is the one on the back side of the pillow. The built-in pillow is very low, which is great when I'm on my back. When I'm on my side it's too low, so I use another pillow on top of it.It is sturdy and there are six snap buttons on each side so you can connect multiple mattresses together. Great for camping, or even in situations where somebody needs to sleep over and you don't have a spare bed. I have had it inflated for a few days now and it doesn't seem to have lost any air.

My son has been in scouts for about 6 years now and we are quickly amassing a collection of camping gear through trial and error mostly as I had almost no camping experience prior. Most gear we purchase is either way too bulky and heavy or just completely useless. The other three sleeping pads we own fall into these two categories. The most expensive one costing 3x what the MAMBAKOTR pad cost is just way too bulky for the little padding it provides. Same goes for #2 that we have. #3 is just too thin and doesn't feel like you are laying on anything except the ground. The MAMBAKOTR pad is completely different. It is in a small nylon storage bad and isn't overly heavy or bulky when stored. The built in pump is genius and while it takes a couple hundred steps to inflate fully it works very well and my son can inflate this without passing out from having to blow it up. You can also use an electric pump if available. I love how they added the snaps so you can link two of these together, what a great idea. It also deflated super easy and I was able to fold and roll it up to easily get it back in it's storage bag. I would have no hesitation to recommend this to others and will do so. Padding thickness is perfect when inflated and it is comfortable to lay on. It seems thick/sturdy enough that I don't think it will burst or get a hole in it easily.

This camping mattress is everything I need it to be. It is super easy to pump up - close the plug tightly at the pillow end, and step on the pump at the foot end. I had it blown up in about a minute. It is comfortable - the pillow part isn't much higher than the rest of the mattress. I prefer this, since we have another one that has a higher pillow and it gives me a neck ache. It is also thick enough where you don't sink to the ground, even for my 5'9" over 200lb frame. It is super easy to fold up. One tip - leave the pump valve closed and only open the pillow-end valve. Then roll it up from the pump end to get the air out, unroll, fold in thirds the long way, then roll up again from the pump end. This will get every last bit of air out and it will perfectly fit in the carrying bag.Overall this is exactly what I needed for camping - ease of use, comfort, and doesn't take much space. It would also make a good mattress for a guest if needed. Highly recommended!

I ordered this MAMBAKOTR sleeping pad for my occasional camping trips and for the kids and teens of visitors to our house. The pad is super compact and inflates in a couple of minutes with the integrated foot pump. I can also use my electric pump if I want to. I inflated the pad (with the foot pump) and laid down on it to test the firmness. I don't think my upper body sank even an inch into the very tall pad. Wow! I'm 6'1” and this pad also has plenty of length for me. If I had one complaint it would be that I would like it a little wider, nevertheless, it's a camping pad so I can live with that. It does come with a set of snaps so two (or more) can be linked side-to-side. I felt the material was plenty strong but I'm also not planning on camping at “Bed of Nails National Park”. At $35 this is a great deal. Five stars.

I got this mainly for lazing in the sun, whether I'm at home in the garden or on holiday on the beach, but also for home, when relatives come to stay. I am so impressed with it, it arrived all compact in its own carry/storage bag, it is really excellent quality, it has a built in foot pump to inflate it easily and it's easy to deflate as well, and if you wanted to use as a double, it has press stud fastenings down the side to secure another bed to it. The air bed is a great size at 78.7" long, 26" wide and 4.7" thick, and folded up in it's storage bag it only weighs just over 2lbs. I've tried it out, it in inflated so easily with the foot pump in less than 3 minutes, lying on it is ever so comfortable because of it being near 5" thick, and it is ample long enough and wide enough for me. The material is strong and durable, even my cat decided to climb on and roll about on it as soon as my back was turned, and nothing bad happened, no naughty little claw punctures. More than happy and impressed with it, I can't wait for summer to come to use it, and I'll be using it such a lot.

I was very surprised with how compact this air bed was when it arrived and also that it came in its own bag, that I could fit it back into once inflated and let down again! With the built in pump it really did inflate very quickly, I'd even go as far to say less than two minutes. It also deflated the quickest I have come across for an air bed.It was comfy to lay on and certainly long enough for my 5ft 5 frame. At no point when testing it out did I find I could feel the floor through it and it didn't lose any firmness after being left blown up (but not slept on) overnight. The dog (Golden Retriever) has even walked across it and left no marks, nor punctured it.Overall I am very pleased with this and will happily roll it out (no pun intended) for guests as we don't have a spare room and it's better than sleeping on the sofa.

Easy to inflate and comfortable too.Much better quality than some of the thinner self inflating mattresses that are available.Recommended for a good night's sleep.

Acquired item to review. Being an avid outdoors person I already have a good collection of inflatable beds.This single is a good size for most people, and thickness (depth). I do have an issue with the placing of the both valves. Ideally both should have been on the rear. As shown in the advertising literature they expect you to lay on the side that has the integrated foot pump. Meaning you'll have that value which does protrude at your feet! Annoying?? Now if you turn the mattress over to avoid this annoyance, you'll then have the other value on upwards side of your pillow?The mattress has some metal poppers so you can join two singles together which is great apart from, 1. Having the metal poppers along the edge of the "sharp" seam joint. Plus these poppers if they get wet may rust and start to discolour which will then mark the mattress? I appreciate I'm being a little negative but there's a good reason why you don't use metal studs on an inflatable mattress and have valves that these days will press into the mattress to make a flush fit. I will say this design is very common on Amazon, but there's also many others that don't follow this design style.For the price it's a nice mattress, for using as most people do, infrequently, they'll be fine. It's also very light but doesn't compact down small due to that inbuilt foot pump.The price at the time of this review, £35.99 exc. 10% voucher on checkout. Price is competitive versus other similar models on Amazon.4/5

pros-I never thought this will be perfect air bed because it is lightweight, comfact for travel , in addition it has its own inbuilt foot pump so no worry about carrying another device and no need to carry pillow as well.I liked this green color as it blends with nature and looks cool for outdoor usage,cons-nothing yet , i hope it last longer.