GAIALOOP 3 Inch Memory Foam Camping Mattress, Dual Layer Thick Sleeping Camp Pad for Car Tent Cot, Roll-Up Portable Glamping Floor Bed for Guests Sleepover

I love this sleeping pad! Great weight, quality, comfort, folds out easy, rolls up easy with a slight struggle to get it back in the bag which may get easier as I use it more. I can just fold it in half and put it in the corner of the fire lookout tower I’m sleeping in to keep it out of the way during the day on fire watch. I got the 3” inch blue one and it’s plenty thick for me and a really nice color. Pretty nice that it comes with a small portable pillow and a really nice bag. I’m looking forward to throwing it the back of my truck for impromptu use, as well as using it in my tent! I like camping gear A Lot and I have to say I’m quite thrilled with this purchase at a reasonable price! I definitely wanted to keep it small and portable so the length and width are perfect for me. (I’m 5’6”, 140 lbs.). It’s nice it comes in different sizes for larger folks also!

I brought this camping mattress with me while working on staff at camp, and it was honestly the best decision! It was so comfortable, and everyone kept asking me about it and commenting on how nice it looked. The memory foam makes a huge difference, and it held up really well the entire time. It feels like great quality, and I can tell it’s going to last for years.

Slept on this two nights in a row so far. Just crawled in for night #3. This mat is perfect. I couldn't sleep on my mother's new mattress in her guest room because it was way too soft. So I slept on the floor. Awful. Saw this mat could be delivered next day so I gave it a try... AMAZING. And it comes with a storage bag and a travel pillow as well. I figured it would be a wash and I would get rid of it when I head back to michigan. But, nope. I'm cramming this into my suitcase to take back home!!

I tend to like minimalist bed setups, like tatami mats or very simple bedframe/mattress combos. This pad served me well while I was staying at a friend’s house for a few months while work was being done at my place. The color that was on sale when I got it was the ehhh green, I would have preferred a different one but that’s not super consequential to how it performed. It kept its shape and firmness even though me, as a bigger bodied person, slept on it every night for quite a while. It is pretty narrow as it’s made to be a backpacking mat, but it did the job. Overall it was easy to use and seemed to hold up pretty well.

I bought this mattress as an alternative to an air mattress. Air mattresses can get noisy moving around on them and sometimes deflate a little. Not this thing! When I go out on fire assignment for 2 weeks and have to camp out (and I'm NOT a camper; I love my home Purple mattress!), this helps me sleep great! It rolls up and compacts nicely to fit in my big duffel bag with my other camping gear and doesn't take too long to decompress once I lay it out. It feels like I'm sleeping on a bed on the ground as I don't feel any of the bumps underneath. It doesn't make me hot laying on it and I sleep so good outside! 100 % recommend!

Great little mattress. Once unrolled it's hard to roll back up but if you can put it in a spot and leave it up it doesn't take up too much space. Pretty soft given the thickness and am able to sleep comfortably. The green isn't too nice too look at but a durable travel sheet will help fit any style you like. Doesn't have a factory smell and is does it's job great.

Love Love love this bedroll. In fact, it was so comfortable we bought another one. We use them for: camping, guests, travel and when we just want to sleep in a different room of the house. Very comfortable cushion, and a good thickness. Easy to roll up, and the storage/carry case does a fine job. Highly recommend if you're trying to find an affordable guest bed option, or for camping.

I love the size. And it's super comfortable. But there are two big negatives people need to be aware of: (1) It's bulky. Full stop. I wish there were a two-inch thick version -- or even a one-inch thick version in otherwise the same size. I'd gladly trade some comfort for reduced bulk. (2) Relatedly, it's somewhat difficult to roll up for storage/transportation, and even more difficult (bordering on extremely difficult for us) to get the "darn" thing into the storage bag. There's probably a "trick" for (2), but I'm not a dog. I don't do tricks. Design your product correctly the first time. Alternatively, I wish it could be folded instead of rolled up. A bit more bulky for storage, etc., purposes, but at least even I -- not the sharpest tool in the shed -- could do it. If you've considered the above and still think those issues are OK for your you, I'd say get it. Can't speak to waterproofness, and value for money, frankly, is in the eye of the beholder.