Camping Air Mattress | Foot Pump Sleeping Mat | Inflatable Camping Mat With Pillow

It is a single-size inflatable camping air mattress with a built-in foot pump and an integrated pillow. Inflated it measures 195 x 68 x 10 cm, so it sits a full 10 cm off the ground. It is designed to go inside a tent, a swag, a car, or anywhere you need a portable sleeping surface.

There is a pump panel built into the mat that you press with your foot. Pedalling it for roughly 30 to 60 seconds pushes air through the valve and fills the mat. You do not need a separate hand pump, an electric pump or your own lungs.

Opening the valve releases the air in about a second. From there you fold and roll the mat to squeeze out the last of it. That quick dump is useful when you are breaking camp in the rain and want everything packed fast.

The mat is 10 cm thick when fully inflated. That is thicker than a standard closed-cell foam roll and is enough to keep most people clear of small stones and roots. It is one of the main reasons people choose it over a thin pad.

It is a single, 195 cm long and 68 cm wide. That suits most adults up to roughly 185 cm comfortably, and the extra width gives a bit more room to roll over than narrow mummy-shaped pads. Taller sleepers may prefer to use a small bag under the feet.

The listed maximum weight capacity is 250 lb. That figure is for one sleeper on one mat. If two people want to share, join two mats with the side buttons rather than doubling up on one.

No, there is an integrated cushion at the head end that works as a pillow. For many people that is enough, and it saves bulk in the pack. If you like a very tall pillow you can still add a soft jacket or a small inflatable on top.

The cover and top surface are nylon, and the fill is air. The record lists a memory foam comfort layer and a single-layer air cell construction. Nylon is a common choice for outdoor gear because it is light and wipes clean easily.

It is listed as waterproof, so a wet tent floor or a spilled drink will not soak into the mat. You should still dry it off before rolling it away so moisture does not sit in the storage bag. A quick wipe with a cloth is all it takes.

Yes, firmness is described as customisable. Fill it fully for a firmer bed, or let a little air out through the valve for a softer feel. Side sleepers usually prefer it slightly softer so the shoulder and hip can settle in.

Yes. There are buttons along the sides so two mats can be connected into a double sleeping surface. That removes the annoying cold gap you get when two separate pads slide apart during the night.

It packs down small and inflates without extra gear, which are the two things that matter most on foot. Whether it is the right pick depends on how much pack space you have and how thick you like your mat. For car camping and short hikes it is an easy choice.

The 10 cm thickness and air cell structure help bridge small bumps, stones and roots. It is still worth clearing the worst debris before you pitch, both for comfort and to protect the fabric. Avoid setting it down on sharp sticks or thorns.

Air between you and the ground reduces direct contact with cold earth, which helps compared with sleeping flat on a tent floor. The record does not give an R-value, so for genuinely cold nights pair it with a warm sleeping bag or add a foam mat underneath. In mild weather most people find it fine on its own.

It rolls into the included storage bag and is designed to be compact enough for a backpack. The exact packed dimensions are not specified in this record. Rolling from the foot end with the valve open gives the smallest result.

You get the sleeping mat, a storage bag, a packaging bag and a user manual. Note that the manual may not be in English. The inflation steps are simple enough that most people work it out in a minute.

Green. It is a single colourway, so there is no choice to make at checkout. The darker shade also hides dirt better than a pale fabric would.

Spot clean marks and wipe the whole surface with a damp cloth and mild soap. Do not put it in a washing machine or dryer. Let it dry completely before rolling it up for storage.

Store it clean, dry and either loosely rolled or laid flat with the valve open. That stops moisture being trapped inside and keeps the fabric from creasing in one spot. A cupboard shelf is better than a hot car trunk.

Yes, plenty of people keep one for unexpected visitors. At 195 x 68 cm it is a single sleeping surface and the foot pump means you can set it up in under a minute. Two joined together make a reasonable spare double.

The listed target audience is adult, but a child can sleep on a single mat comfortably given the size. Joining two mats is a good way for a parent to sleep right beside a younger camper. Supervise little ones around the valve and any loose packaging.

Small punctures in air mats are usually repairable with a standard patch kit for nylon outdoor gear. A repair kit is not listed among the included components, so pack one separately if you are heading somewhere remote. Prevention is easier, use a groundsheet and clear the site first.

Yes, as long as the space is at least 195 x 68 cm it will drop straight in. The flat rectangular shape suits swags better than a tapered mat does. Check your own dimensions before buying.

It is, because the foot pump means you can set it up in the dark without hunting for a pump. It also packs small enough to carry in with the rest of your gear. Festival ground is usually uneven, which is where the 10 cm thickness earns its keep.

The product is described as using an improved vent valve design. As with any air mat, make sure the valve is fully closed after inflating and check it if the mat feels softer in the morning. A small drop in pressure overnight is normal as the air inside cools.

A foam roll is cheaper and cannot puncture, but it is thin, bulky to carry and far less comfortable. An inflatable camping mat like this packs smaller and gives you 10 cm of cushioning. Some people carry both in very cold conditions.

It suits anyone who camps, hikes, travels or hosts guests, and it is a practical present rather than clutter. It arrives in its own packaging and storage bag, so it presents well without extra wrapping. Pair it with a sleeping bag for a complete kit.

Your order is picked and shipped after it is placed, and delivery time depends on your address. You will get tracking as soon as the parcel moves. Check the shipping information at checkout for the current estimate to your area.

Yes, you can return it within the stated returns window as long as it is unused and in its original packaging. Keep the storage bag and packaging until you are sure you are keeping it. Contact our team and we will walk you through the steps.

Unroll it, inflate it and try it on the floor at home before you take it camping. If the size, firmness or feel is not what you wanted, get in touch and we will sort out a return or exchange under our returns policy. We would rather you end up with the right mat than keep one you do not use.