TIEVOLI Camping Sleeping Pad - Mat, (Large), Ultralight, Best Sleeping Pads for Backpacking, Hiking Air Mattress - Lightweight, Inflatable & Compact, Camp Sleep Pad

Great mat. Packs down small; lightweight; easily inflated and very comfortable.For reference I am 6’1 and 13 stone and this mat is more than long enough and easily supports my weight without bottoming out even when I lie on my side. I like it so much I’ll be buying another one for my partner

It is very lightwight (imo) and inflates very quickly. If like me you weigh 13.5 stone you need to fill it with as much air as you can so you don't feel the floor when sleeping on your side as l did. I thought l had it sorted when l did a little test on the bedroom floor but when it came down to it in the tent, its slippy and noisy when l moved in the night which woke me up. Maybe l used it wrong... Tent ground sheet, then the mat, then sleeping bag. l used it for 3 nights. lt would of been 5 stars if it wasn't for the slipping and noise which isn't that loud but l noticed it so... Its handy for a spare. Thanks for reading.

Bought this for kids’ camping trip. Packs up to size of a pillowcase! Hard to believe it will provide any comfort, but it surprisingly soft. Will be buying another to replace the self inflating one which is more the size of a sleeping bag but no more comfortable! Great but.

Unfortunately it leaked air from the valve, on first use. The valve cover isn't air tight either no way of stopping it from deflating. So very disappointed, given the other positive reviews.

Used for a few nights now, and it's been brilliant. No trouble with the valve or deflation like you'll see in reviews of other products of the same style, although it did come with a card that said in rare cases this may happen and they'd happily replace it.This being 20D Nylon is slightly lighter than many of the alternatives, which tend to be 40D Nylon, possibly at the slight sacrifice of durability? It depends what your priority is though, and I'm quite happy that the durability of this should be fine, so I'll take the weight saving. This was part of the reason I chose this one.One thing I would like to see in a mat like this however, is a three quarter size option. This, and every other mat like this i've found, is longer than I am fully extended. I tend to sleep with bent knees, but also don't need matting under my feet etc, so a three quarter size option would pack down smaller and lighter, as well as being easier to inflate.

Great mat.. used it during lockdown in back garden...tent was up for 10 days and mat never lost any air... very comfortable.. and value for money... small (pint glass size)compact.... handy for the mountains...

Nice colour forest green and very lightweight, the bag it comes in conceals a built in mini bag (approx 9cm square) which you can roll the larger bag into to save precious space. Comes with a mini instruction sheet showing inflation/deflation/repair. Reasonably comfortable to lay on but a few niggles remove stars for me.No lip to put your mouth round whilst inflating so you have to handhold it to your mouth which is a bit of a niggle compared to clamping your teeth over a rim between blows.No blowback valve just a thin flap in its place that works more or less the same but because it is so flimsy unsure of it's longevity especially when you have to pull it backwards out of the valve to deflate quicker.Once inflated the 'valve end' of the sleeping bag is approx 40cm wide but the other end a more comfortable 54cm which makes it far too slender for me comfort wise.

Easy to inflate and comfortable to sleep on. Cons...takes a long time to deflate and get rid of all the air to be able to fold up enough to pack in to the sack.Slides around on tent floor a lot