Hikenture Camping Mattress for 2 Persons

Perfect fit on a 3/4 rock and roll bed.Quick to inflate with a mini rechargeable pump and really comfy - keep letting a bit of air out until it's at your comfort level.Used it for approx 30 nights so far and still like new.

Lightweight, very comfortable, no sinking. Great product!

UPDATE June 2021: used the used the mat now and I am still fairly impressed for the money. Fitted sheet was a life saver as the material is quite slippery! Stayed perfectly inflated for 2 nights. Not bad, hope it lasts.ORIGINAL REVIEW:First time I've left an amazon review but I figure we will have a few more campers getting out than usual in 2021 so I may have some insights to help people! I will split my review up into comfort, weight, the minor niggles.Comfort: First off this is an BLOW UP mattress which means you have complete control over the firmness! Ive seen some reviewers commenting on firmness, in particular, it being too hard... Just don't blow it up as hard? This isn't going to be as comfortable as your bed at home, its only about 10cm thick. In terms of materials the top and bottom are the same thick plastic/nylon material. There is no flock coating that you find on larger blow up mattresses. I imagine this is to make it lighter and less bulky. I would HIGHLY recommend picking up a "Small double" or 4ft fitted bed sheet (I have the 120cm version) to use with this for some extra comfort. Fully synthetic or polycotton sheets are very lightweight and won’t add much weight or bulk (mine rolls up inside the mattres and still fits in the bag). They are also fast drying compared to cotton.Size/weight/ease of use:In terms of weight and size mine comes in at 1.7kg on the kitchen scales (120cm pump sack version). There are lighter (more expensive) mattresses available but at 850g per person, not bad, not great. Size is bang on the manufactures spec, which means it should fill the floor of most 2 person tents if that's something your looking for. My tent for reference is a MSR Elixir 2 and this is a perfect fit!Pack size is quite impressive, I would say its a little bit bigger than a 2L drinks bottle. I wouldn't really have any issues taking this anywhere as its about the size of a one person self inflating mattress.I have the pump sack version. Simply because I have to inflate this inside the tent which means accessing the foot pump would be difficult (also not fun to have to stand out in the rain). I was impressed how easy the pump sack was to use. For anyone that hasn't used a pump sack before it is quite tedious but gets the job done within a few minutes, just keep at it. It does have the option to connect an electric pump if you have the correct size nozzle.Niggles:There are a couple of minor annoyances I have with this however there is one BIG thing you will need to consider when using this! This mattress has NO insulation, there's only air in there! What that means is "realistically" in the UK this can be used in summer and potentially early autumn or late spring. This will depend on the overnight temperature. Due to the lack of insulation once the temperature starts to get down, you are going to loose a lot of heat through the bottom of your bag and you might struggle to stay warm.Other things... the pump sack has a dry-bag style roll top buckle, which seems great but the valve means it cant actually be used as a dry bag, so all it does is add bulk! Also the deflating value is MASSIVE! When you roll it up you have a huge bulbus lump sticking out the side which is just waiting to catch on stuff in your bag! For what is generally a neat and compact unit, I don't understand why this huge valve was attached.Overall:Pretty impressed for the price to be honest! Reasonably comfortable, good pack size and weight. Lost marks due to the lack of any insulation. A feature I and I know many others would pay for. And some other odd design choices.

Tried a couple of airbeds from different makes that deflated in use.This airbed comes in a smallish pack and I opted for the air bag rather than the foot pump to inflate. I inflate airbeds using a FlextailGear mini pump which gets the job done in a few minutes and use the airbag for the last few pumps to bring up to the full inflation.The bed had two valves. A single valve to which you attach the air bag and a larger valve at the opposite end for an air pump and to release the air for storage. While this is a large valve it is well designed. It has two screw caps, the smaller opening to allow a pump and the larger to release air. It is right in the corner and does not intrude whether placed facing the top or bottom of the sleep position. It is too big to be underneath the bed and would be pressing down hard on your tent floor.For reference this air bed fills the floor area of a MSR Elixir 2V2 and Naturehike's Cloud Peak 2, neatly with a little room to spare top and bottom.This bed stayed inflated over four days. It is most comfortable for me at just slightly less than full pressure. I use a large throw over it and that cuts the small amount of noise from the fabric and insulates well. My sleep bag is the Coleman Hampton 220, which is a large bag. The combination proved for a very comfortable, warm sleep.While a double I'm using it for one person with room to stretch. For two people it would be snug.In terms of size and weight,Iwhile it packs quite small I'd say its best used for car camping or canoe camping.A very good sleeping mat for the money. Well designed and comfortable. Best of all it stay inflated.

I'm so happy with this purchase, bought because of a bad back and wanted something to make camping more enjoyable. Absolutely fantastic, really supports your back does not sag, or deflate. You do not roll, and even with two people sleeping on it the mattress does not give. Was like sleeping on a good quality mattress. 10 out of 10.

I've not used this in anger yet but it arrived and I pumped it up in a few minutes with a Flextailgear pump, put it on the wooden floor, threw a pillow on to just check it out and promptly fell asleep so it must be comfortable. I left it up for a day and it didn't seem to go down at all and this includes 4 year old granddaughter running across it. I never pump airbeds to the max (it should go down to the floor if you sit on it) but this supported me well including hips off the floor when side-sleeping.The material rustles slightly but not excessively. The screw in valves worked well to inflate/deflate. I probably won't use the pump-sack but will carry it as back up plus it just fits round the rolled airbed so acts as a tie. The stuff sack is big enough for the mattress, a flextailgear pump and a couple of trekology pillows so sleeping stuff in one small sack. This looks as if it could be as good as an aerobed that I had (and loved) for 6 years.Pic is of airbed, pump and pillows in sack.

Product has worked well after one weeks continual use. Feels substantial and has stayed inflated.The weight if the item is quite a bit heavier than stated on the description and inflation with the pump bag becomes quicker and easier with use.

This is a really nice air bed. Comfy and nice material. Much better than I had expected.

Esta muy cómodo, bonito, ligero y fácil de transportar pero no de inflar con la bolsa que incluye. Es preferible inflarlo con una bomba eléctrica o a pulmón. Y si eres de los que se despierta con el menor ruido, el material del colchón si hace ruido al moverse, necesitas cubrirlo con el sleeping bag o una frazada.

I'm glad I found this mattress and it has made backcountry camping much more enjoyable! I have another air mattresses (Klimit) that, unfortunately, isn't all that comfortable for a side-sleeper like me. I thought it was just as good as I could expect from an air mattress:(.My wife wanted a wider mattress for her and our toddler and we found hikenture mattress. As soon as I tested it out, I knew it would be better than anything else I've tried. The mattress is a bit more 'lofty' than others, produces less noise when shuffling around, and feels much more comfortable for side-sleeping. ...So, I bought two so that all of us could sleep on this. After a few camping trips, I'm very satisfied with the comfort of these mattresses. A better night's sleep makes a hug difference!The packing size of this double mattress is proportionally bigger than most single mattresses, but still acceptably compact for our backpack.Inflating the mattress is easy, ...once you figure out how to do it;). It seems it takes just a bit of practice to figure out how to inflate the bag and squeeze the air into the mattress. I find that rolling the bag tires out my wrists pretty quickly and now I squeeze the bag with my thighs to quickly and easily push the air into the mattress. I can now inflate the mattress within a minute (or so).Customer service has also been excellent. On our last canoe trip of the season, we unfortunately had a slow leak in one of our mattresses:(. When I returned home, I noticed that Hiketure had a 'trouble free lifetime replacement' policy. I reached out to Hikenture and they got back to me quickly and asked me to confirm the leak with video footage. As soon as I sent them the video (I found a pin-hole leak on one of the ends), they initiated a replacement of the mattress through amazon and I got it next day! Wow. That's great service and I'm now even happier with our decision to go with this mattress.

I love this product! First let me say I’m an avid backpacker... let me also say I’m going to be 51 this year and honestly the 1.5” thermarest sleeping pad I’ve been using for the last 20+ years is not doing the job for me anymore after 12-16 mile days!So I’m experienced- a lover of hiking gear- and this product rocks.Pros: lightweight! (Same size thermarest will run you over 9 lbs, this is under 4... it’s also almost one inch thicker!) which were my main concerns comfort and weight. Great for couples that don’t want a ridge between you. I love the flexibility of using its own air inflating bag (which brilliantly it stores/packs in!) or using a battery/electric/or plug in inflater which in my opinion is worth a little extra weight... and if car camping who cares about weight! Also it fits my 2 person North Face Stormbreak 2 perfect and will fit most 2 person tents awesome as well. The thickness is almost 4” and I’m 5’9 160#, my guy 6’ 215# and neither of us hit the ground either together or separately! The price was excellent in my opinion. You can use this in your tent, kids sleepover, it’s very comfortable. It packs up quite small.Potential Cons: I’ll have to see how it holds up to frequent use... thermarest really does make an amazing product and I’ve had the best luck with them- they last forever. I’m hard on my equipment and this material will need to prove itself- it looks like it just might! Using the bag... it is 20- 25 bags or air and takes some time (8-10min) but a great option... as for me if I have the room and don’t mind the weight I’ll use my inflator.I think Hikeventure has a great product here and I’m very likely to check out what else they have/come up with! I’ll give it 4.5 stars for now and will re-review after a year of beating it up or it gives out- whichever comes first!

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Un producto fabuloso. Se hincha fácilmente en minutos. Se guarda igual de fácil. No ocupa sitio y es súper cómodo para dormir. Lo recomiendo.Fabulous product! Takes minutes to set up and is just as easy to put away. It takes up very little space and is very comfortable to sleep on. We are thrilled with the purchase and recommend the product.