Double size air mattress (Size: 73"x54"x7.5")

Below, I leave my initial favourable review, which I made having only tested the mattress for about 30 minutes. Now that we have been on the camping trip, I have a few updates to make. I would like to precursor this by saying that my boyfriend and I are in no way what you would call "heavy," the ground we camped on was perfectly smooth, and there were no sharp objects in the bag with the mattress which could have punctured it. Despite taking our utmost care in packing the mattress, it leaked. For the first hour, we were fine. We didn't really notice the air leakage, and when we did notice, we put it down to the material stretching a little. We went to sleep at about midnight, but woke up an hour later with a distinct dip in the mattress. After this, we woke up every couple of hours, as our bodies gradually approached the ground. By 6AM, the mattress was little more than a glorified pillow which forced our feet into the air. We gave up with sleep and made breakfast. Now admittedly being up at that time in the morning did have the perk of getting some STUNNING photos of the mist rising from the lake, but that's not REALLY what an air mattress is supposed to be for. Later in the day, we did pump up the mattress again, in case it had been our fault for not plugging the valve correctly, but it leaked air even faster this time. We spent the rest of the trip sleeping on the entirely deflated mattress. It wasn't too bad, as the ground was smooth, but then we had to lug 6lbs of entirely useless plastic back for 2 miles, just because we intend to ask for a refund.Here's my original review:----We bought a pair of these mattresses because, side by side, they will perfectly cover the floor of our 4-man tent. We've only inflated one so far as a test, because it's only going to be the two of us on this first trip, but it seemed sturdy and comfortable. Is it insane for a couple of newbies to add 6lbs worth of plastic to the 2-mile hike it takes to get to the campsite? Probably, but my boyfriend has a bad back left over from an injury and it seems like a worthwhile addition. I will update if anything catastrophic goes wrong on the trip, but this product doesn't have many reviews so I thought I'd write with my findings so far. We lay on this airbed for a good 1/2 an hour, and during that time we found it comfortable and supportive. If we hadn't had other tasks to get on with, we'd probably have lain there until we fell asleep! The price is extremely reasonable, and the quality is very good. We didn't hear any suspicious hissing sounds, and the bed was perfectly supportive. The valves seem durable and air-tight, and they fit the hand-pump we bought really well. The only slightly odd thing was that the inlet valve made the loudest and most hilarious squeaking noise while we were pumping it up! To be fair, I can't be COMPLETELY sure that wasn't the pump's fault, but the sound was definitely coming from the valve. Fortunately, my boyfriend and I don't mind such things, but if you're self-conscious and intend to use this mattress in a crowded campground, you might want to use an electric pump so the constant airflow doesn't make it squeak. For us, however, if we ever use the mattress around civilisation, we'll just pump it up early enough that it won't disturb anyone's rest, and assume that the laughter coming from our tent will assure people that we're not slaughtering a robotic calf in there.

This was purchased for a back up bed in our camper, the second time we used it it leaked and has 1/8 “ hole in it. The patch they sent with it doesn’t stick, did not hold. Very poor quality but I guess you get what you pay for. Will be throwing in the garbage and will never buy another product by Zaltana.

I only need this when my grandkids spend the night. It’s just fine!

This is actually a really comfortable air mattress for me. The light non-skid material is a little like velvet, which I like. I did not run into the air leak problem that other people had. Perhaps I was gentle with my unit. It did deflate once when I did not secure the outlet valve. I sat down a bit hard and that was enough to pop it open and let some air out. I pushed the valve back in (tightly this time), re-inflated the mattress and I was fine the rest of the weekend.Note that if you don't have a pump, you can blow up the mattress by mouth with 200 full breaths and about 10 to 15 minutes. After you're extremely light headed, you can then lay down on your nice new air mattress and pass out for a while

This air mattress isn't as comfortable as my Intex was (which I would still be using had it not sprang an invisible leak after a few months use, which I never could find). Anyhow, this air mattress needs aired up some every single use. The Intex did not. But on the other hand, this one doesn't slip and slide around as bad as the Intex. So I guess there's pros & cons of both.

Good air mattress. My grandkids love sleeping on it for sleepovers.

Not a lot of options for a double size mattress so I got this one. Two complaints but I feel like a diva for the first one:Doesn’t fit back In the box. I know, these type of things never do, but a girl can dream.Next, weird but it was loud every time you moved a muscle. If you rolled over fast it would make almost a farting sound. So I barely moved around even if I was uncomfortable.

The entire transaction went smoothly and effortlessly. Product is perfect for my needs. Was only camping for 2 nights but the mattress held air for the whole trip.

Bought 3 of these for kids to sleep on while waiting for furniture arrival from moving company. Day one all flat by morning, tried another night and then tossed in garbage and bought 3 at Walmart, no issues with Walmart air mattress. I would buy local next time as it cost me almost 100$ to get this garbage!!

Measurements are not accurate. Item is much smaller. Directions in the box say it comes with multiple valves to fit different pumps but there aren’t any. Patch kit is literally a sticker. Do not waste your time and money

Was annoying to inflate because it’s manual and doesn’t have a pump. Plus the plug is really difficult to maneuver. It doesn’t stay plugged.

Took this on a two night camping trip in the Fall season without any problems at Algonquin. Kept the firmness and didn't lose any air. Comfortable and fits two average adults easily.

Loved this product. It is exactly what I was looking for!