FreeLand Camping Mattress Self Inflating Sleeping Pad Comfort Plus Series Air Mat Green

Good for kids or if back packing. We had some issues with late delivery and amazon was great to work with. I found this better than sleeping on the ground for sure. Definitely kept you warmer. However it’s basically a thing foam mat so doesn’t offer a lot of comfort. Again still, a lot better than on the solid hard ground where every tiny rock would feel like a knife. I’d recommend it eapyif backpacking or for kids.

These pads (we bought three of them) were comfy and helped to insulate you from the ground. They inflate and pack away easily and fit well on a backpack. The added feature of being able to snap two or more together is also slick! Very good value for the price. We had with them in the Rockies for a multi-day hike and were very pleased with them.

The media could not be loaded.  This is the first time I ever bought a self-inflating sleeping pad so this is exciting to me. It was confusing to me at first, but after a few youtube video, I finally able to understand this. So hopefully, this review will help you if this is your first time buying one.So when you first unpacking this, it is wrapped in a nice bag folded tightly. Take the sleeping pad out and place it down in a way that allows it to automatically unrolling itself when you let the air in. Please watch the video for more information. Then, turn the cap to let the air in. Note: you won't be able to remove the cap completely. The whole purpose is to let the air in.After a while (roughly 2-3 minutes), the sleeping pad should already be finished unrolling itself and inflated. Turn the cap back tightly so no air can escape. Now you can lay down and relax!This sleeping pad specifically is very comfortable. I can definitely see myself sleeping all night on this.The cleaning up is easy. Just open the cap, then slowly rolling it back to what it was before. You should hear all the air escaping the sleeping pad.Overall, love this sleeping pad and am looking forward to use it on the next camping trip.5/5

First things first, this sleeping mat is quite long. I am over 6 foot and my feet don't touch the ground below it. That really impressed me. I popped the two little air hoses open and it almost instantly started to inflate. After a few minutes, it was noticeable filling up.Here's some help for anyone who hasn't used a product like this beforeIf it isn't filling up or it taking too long just close the tabs, roll it up, and that'll push what air it has further into the mat after that just unroll. After that pop open the tabs again and it should go back to inflating. You can rinse and repeat the process to speed it up the process, but overall it doesn't take more than a few minutes if it fills up properly.Comfort:No sleeping bag or cheap foam mat near this price range could compare. It actually has some mattress-like feel. I would highly recommend, and it sure beats sleeping on the ground. To increase comfort just slap a sleeping bag on top and it's like a portable comforter for your tent.

While it functioned OK in the beginning, this unit doesn't stay inflated anymore and I can't locate a leak site. I've ordered several similar pads from other makers, and this is about in the middle as far as comfort, reliability, and price go. I don't use it for hiking, so size and weight aren't a big factor for me. I just needed it to stay reliably inflated. Oh well.

Bought 2 of these for our tent camping trip. Was pleasantly surprised that you can snap them together! I opened them up right after receiving them to let them get to normal capacity. Very pleased with how thick, the size and comfy they are. They dont roll up as small as I would have liked tho

Bought two of these for camping in the Uintahs and they were surprisingly comfortable. Held up well to four days of camping. Just needed a little cleaning to be good as new.

We prefer the FreeLand Camping Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad to other competitors in the market. We've used/have other brands that are more expensive, and we found the FreeLand pad to be more comfortable. We'll see how they hold up long-term, but the FreeLand version seems to be made of a sturdier material compared to the other brands we own, and it has held up nicely to little kids using them (e.g., jumping on them) over multiple camping trips. I also love that you can connect the pads together. We actually have purchased two more to replace some of our older (and more expensive) pads.