About this item
A self-inflating sleeping pad built from 26D high-density memory foam - denser than the typical 19D pad - with a built-in pillow. 3.15 inches of ultra-thick cushion between you and the ground.
Materials & Construction
| Core | 26D high-density memory foam |
| Top Fabric | 50D stretch knit |
| Base Layer | Waterproof TPU |
Care & Storage
| Cleaning | Wipe clean with a damp cloth |
| Deflation | Dual-use valve - open first layer only to deflate |
Key Features & Specs
| Foam Density | 26D (vs. typical 19D) |
| Thickness | 3.15 inches |
| Weight Capacity | 800 lbs |
| Inflation Time | ~20 seconds |
Dimensions & Weight
| Length x Width x Thickness | 77" x 27" x 3.15" |
| Product Weight | 8.1 lbs |
What's in the Box
| Sleeping Pad | 1 |
| Carry Bag | 1 |
| Manual | 1 |
4 Reasons You Need The Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad with Pillow
1. Denser Foam, Real Support
Most pads bottom out under your hips - this one doesn't.
2. 3.15 Inches of Actual Cushion
This isn't a mat with a marketing name - it's genuinely thick.
3. Self-Inflates, You Just Top It Off
No pump, no lightheadedness, no fighting it at dusk.
4. Pillow Built Right In
One less thing to pack, lose, or forget.More Camping Products
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
Now we ready to go camping with my new self inflating sleeping pad
I love the color and the quality of the material feel so good and strong now is the second sleeping pad at home and I love because feel soft and comfortable as well as in my bed
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This sleeping pad is comfortable, easy to inflate, and provides excellent support for a restful night’s sleep while camping. The material feels durable, it’s lightweight, packs down compactly, and is easy to carry. A great choice for anyone looking for comfort and convenience on outdoor adventures.
I bought two of these sleeping mats after buying other more expensive ones for my husband and me - my teen boys won’t sleep on the old thin mats we have for them now that they know there are better choices out there. I don’t blame them, who wants to sleep poorly while camping? Not me!
These are actually pretty great, maybe better than the more expensive ones I bought from the outdoor gear co-op. They do self-inflate, it takes a good 20-30 minutes. I let one re-aerate for a few hours after opening the vacuum sealed package, and the foam was plenty soft enough to support me (200#, 5’11”). I didn’t feel like I needed to add any more air to the mat; I was comfortable on my back, side, or stomach. I had plenty of room, even as a larger sized human. The thicker pillowed end is nice; it’s not as much as a real pillow would be, but it’s better than nothing. Picture shows one that had been left out for a few days next to one I had just opened for the first time. I laid on one with the vents open, and it was still pretty comfy, so even if you had a tear or a seam failure mid trip, you wouldn’t be lying on the hard ground.
Rolling them up is a real chore, however - I was gasping by the end. I had the best luck rolling it once and squeezing out as much air as I could by kneeling on it, and then re-rolling it a second time, also kneeling. It got much smaller the second time I pushed air out (third photo). I was then able to easily fit the roll back into the stuff sacks. The stuff sacks are very generous, but I couldn’t get the mat in after only one round of deflating.
These rolls are pretty big. This is car camping equipment, folks - you’re not backpacking with this.
5 stars - probably better than the ones I paid twice as much for and have to be inflated (and are just as big and heavy). Just realize you’re getting a very bulky camping pad.
This is the best for me because I do hikings all the time and i sleep better thanks to this, And I can even use it for any time I need to sleep somewhere else, it's very nice to sleep on it.
Very hard to roll up but very comfortable.