Coleman Inflatable Sleeping Pad Soft & Comfortable with Brushed Knit Surface, Easy Inflatation, Lightweight, Green

The first pad I obtained had a very slow leak during the night without my laying on it which I exchanged for another pad which I used on a camping trip and turned out to be the best inflatable pad I've sleep on.

I took a camping and it was perfect

Wish I could give this 0 stars. I ordered a sleeping pad for each of my kids, ages 6 and 8. Both mattresses stopped holding air by our third camping trip. Total waste of money. Poor quality.

I’ve used a lot of sleeping pads over the years, and this one strikes a really nice balance between comfort, packability, and durability. The first thing I noticed was the brushed fabric surface. Unlike many inflatable pads that feel slick, noisy, or plastic-like, this one is soft to the touch and much quieter when moving around at night. It’s also thicker and more supportive than I expected, which makes a noticeable difference for side sleeping and for keeping pressure points off the ground. Once inflated, it feels stable and comfortable, holds air well, and provides enough insulation for cool spring and fall camping conditions. The included inflation sack is a clever design that eliminates the need for a separate pump, and the whole setup packs down reasonably small for transport. Whether I’m car camping, sleeping in the back of an SUV, or spending a weekend at a campsite, it has provided a much better night’s sleep than basic foam pads or inexpensive air mattresses. The biggest complaint I have is the inflation process. While the included pump sack works and saves carrying extra gear, it takes some practice and can be slower than expected. Several users found themselves wishing for an electric pump or manual inflator, especially the first few times they used it. It’s also a little heavier than ultralight backpacking pads, so I see it as being best suited for car camping, overlanding, scout camps, hunting camps, and shorter backpacking trips rather than long-distance hikes where every ounce matters. Overall, though, the comfort, quiet sleeping surface, solid construction, and reliable insulation make this a sleeping pad I’d happily bring on future camping trips. It feels like a quality Coleman product that prioritizes a good night’s sleep over shaving every last ounce of weight.

Coleman doesn't disappoint and this mat is no exception. It's got a really nice thickness to it that makes a genuine difference in sleep quality — not that thin, barely-there situation you get with budget pads. The brushed knit surface feels soft and comfortable against a sleeping bag, and the R-value 3+ insulation kept things warm without any cold sneaking up from the ground. The quiet factor is real too — no crinkling or rustling every time you shift positions, which is a bigger deal than people realize until they've spent a night on a noisy pad in a shared tent. Inflation is quick and intuitive, and at 2.6 lbs it's light enough to bring along without any guilt. TLDR: Thick, comfortable, quiet, and warm — exactly what you want from a camp sleep mat. Coleman delivers again.

The Good: -Lightweight -Compact -Don’t need a pump -Comfortable once pumped up The Bad: -Took awhile to pump up The Bottom Line: I like the concept of this Coleman inflatable sleeping bag since it is lightweight and has its own pump. It is a cool concept that the bag that covers the sleeping pad can pump up the pad. You basically take the bag and attach it to the pad and then you blow air into the bag and then you roll it really quickly to get the air into the mattress. The issue is that it takes awhile to get air in there. Overall, if you have time to inflate the sleeping pad and need something lightweight, then this is worth a look.

This inflatable sleeping pad uses the storage bag as an inflation bag also. The inflation bag attaches to a standard fill and release port that can also work with an electric pump. It takes approximately 23+ pumps of the inflation bag to completely inflate the pad. I found that punching-in the end of the inflation bag is easier than hugging the bag. Once inflated, the pad provides a lot of support, and it could feel very hard if it is overinflated. The pad surface is comfortable, and it does decrease the sound of the sleeping bag moving against it. The 24” width allows me to fit two pads in the back of my van which is 48” wide. This is already a good pad, and will be even better if it had a built-in pillow, or maybe the storage bag/inflation bag can be redesigned to also function as a pillow.

This pad is thicker than I expected and has a very plush outer surface which does a good job of keeping your sleeping bag from sliding off of it when turning over during the night. Rolls and unrolls easily and is also easy to clean off with a hose if necessary. Inflates quickly and efficiently. Very easy to use and quite comfortable (I use this to camp in my SUV so having the pad up against one edge of the interior wall adds some stability. All in all a inflatable pad worthy of the Coleman name.