POWERLIX Sleeping Pad - Ultralight Inflatable Sleeping Mat, Ultimate for Camping, Backpacking, Hiking - Airpad, Inflating Bag, Carry Bag, Repair Kit - Compact & Lightweight Air Mattress

The media could not be loaded. Took it 4 days camping and it was great. It really compact and lightweight. Comes completely flat then you use the bag to blow it up with. Really straight forward and efficient.It would be comfy enough to use directly on the floor if your just camping a couple of nights. I used as extra comfort on top of a not-so-comfy camp bed and it was just like sleeping on a normal bed.It's long, maybe 6.5ft and fairly narrow but the average person that isn't massively overweight would be fine.Kept blown up all night and wasn't wobbly like the big blow up airbeds can be.Would highly recommend.

Surprisingly comfortable considering the thickness. Managed a respectable nights sleep on this on a wooden van floor. I’m no lightweight (trust me) so if you’re normal weight you should be fine.

Bought this to use as a mattress topper on my travels to various offshore installations around the globe (sometimes mattresses have seen better day). First thing that grabs you is how light it is, a big plus when travelling & trying to trim luggage weights down. Ease of inflation with supplied bag was not just easy but bit of a magic trick as well, as you trap some air in supplied bag & squeeze it into mattress, in no time it's fully inflated. Can't comment on its singular comfort, but placed on top of some unhealthily lumpy mattresses it certain does the trick & aids in giving a comfortable nights sleep, it is narrower than a cabin bunk but by no means is this a negative & sure that the width a positive to campers for fitting into a tent. Mattress stayed inflated & firm for a good week before needing a small top up. Another big plus, on deflation was able to pack it neatly back into its carry bag like it had never been out, how many other things fit back into their original bags so well? All in all very pleased with this, would say it's more versatile then just for camping & give it a high recommendation.

thought this was good money for value alot of reviews stated it was a great product , first use was great very comfy and wide enough , held the air well , that given 2nd camping trip was laid reading my book when i started to feel the floor on my hips and became uncomfortable try to find a puncture but turns out was the seams themselves that were leaking was no fix , tried to contact amazon for replacement had no response from seller would of given a better review had it been replaced

Works well, inflated easy and is relatively compact and light. Included dry bag is good and usefull for other things if needed!

Quite thin..but easy to inflate.pretty uncomfortable.no repair patches supplied.but the killer was that it's impossible to deflate properly to get back in its bag.takes a lot of effort trying..my bike packing space is limited so no way I'm lugging a half deflated mat about with me..I promptly returned and am still looking for"the one"

I am yet to use this in anger so here are my First Impressions!First Impressions:I picked up the POWERLIX Sleeping Pad for moto-camping and was impressed with how compact it is when packed. It’s lightweight and comes in a small carry bag, making it easy to throw into a backpack or pannier without taking up too much space. Right away, it felt like a well-designed, portable solution for outdoor sleeping.Design and Build Quality:The material feels durable and well-made, with a water-resistant coating that should handle different weather conditions. The hexagonal air cell design provides decent support and comfort without adding bulk. The pad inflates quickly using the included pump sack, which is a huge plus—no huffing and puffing required. Once inflated, it feels sturdy, and the thickness provides a nice cushion against the ground.

Surprisingly good for this type of mat. Was comfortable and fair warm in late summer to early autumn