Amazon BasicsCamping Sleeping Pad with Quick-Inflate Foot Pump, Water Resistant, Ultralight, Olive Green

I recently purchased the Amazon Basics Ultralight Sleeping Pad for backpacking and hiking, and it has truly exceeded my expectations. This inflatable portable air mattress is a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts. Its ultralight design makes it incredibly easy to carry, perfect for backpacking where every ounce matters. The folding feature adds an extra layer of convenience, allowing it to fit seamlessly into my backpack without taking up much space. Inflation is a breeze, and the mattress provides a comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. I appreciate the durability of the materials, which have proven resilient to the rough and varied terrains of my outdoor adventures. The Amazon Basics Ultralight Sleeping Pad is a reliable companion for any backpacking or hiking trip, and its affordable price makes it an excellent value for the quality it offers. I highly recommend this product to fellow outdoor enthusiasts seeking a lightweight, compact, and comfortable sleeping solution. Five stars all the way!

Great product for price. Easy and fast inflation. Comfortable.

I was bummed at first bc the built in pump did not work at all. No amount of stepping on, squeezing, pressing etc. was ever going to get this sleep pad pumped up. HOWEVER, it was relatively easy to blow up like a pool float, and really only took a few puffs. And then, at its actual job of softening the various sleep surfaces, it excelled. It’s narrow enough to stay put and turn a night on an uncomfortable couch into a solid 7 hours of sleep. It stays inflated all night on a deck, on a forest floor, in a hammock—all the places I’ve tried it. It deflates beautifully fast, and packs down into its carrying bag with only a little wrangling. I think it’s worth it, as long as you don’t count on the built in pump.

I have a small window less storage closet where I sleep during hurricanes. My trifold foam exercise mat is too firm to be comfortable so I bought this to lay on top of the exercise mat. I was looking for something extra narrow so that it would fit in my space and this is quite narrow. It seems to me the only way to make the pumping action work is if you can cover the fill hole during the push then uncover to allow air to enter. The way to do this in my case was to pump with the palm of my hand rather than with my foot. I've known for years that this sort of air mat, with the squiggly air pockets, makes an excellent sleeping surface and this one is nicer than the vinyl ones for flotation. The material of this air mat feels better.

About as comfortable as a rock. Pure junk.

I tested this pad against three others at around the same price point, and ultimately went with the Yuzonc Camping Sleeping Pad. What I like about the Amazon pad: The inflation system is quick and efficient. I like the built in head rest/pillow (not all pads have this). The light weight is great. It was just slightly cheaper than the other competitors- couple of bucks.What I didn't like: I don't find the waffle air chamber pattern as comfortable as horizontal pattern. You feel bumps and depressions in the support which does not feel even. It also does not inflate as high as other competitors, so you can feel the ground if sitting, even if fully inflated. Other pads with more height offer better support and probably will limit heat transfer better. Overall this is not a bad pad but for a couple of dollars more you can get a better pad. At the end of the day it comes down to comfort and support in my book.

This is perfect for my 10 year old son who is a Scout. He was excited about the foot pump and once he figured it out, he was good to go. This is lightweight and when inflated provides just enough support to make the ground or a hard cot more comfortable. It was easy to deflate and get back into its original stuff sack. We haven’t had it long, but no problems with air loss so far.

Super ligthweight. Easy to inflate with the integrated foot pump. Decent comfort even for a side sleeper. Not much insulation, so it's definitely a summer sleeping pad if you're in the backcountry. Great price for an ultralight matress for beginner backpackers.