Coleman Rest Easy Twin Bed and Twin Bath Camp Pad for Comfort and Support on the Go

C: This works exactly how it should. However it is VERY narrow. It's supposed to be for a twin sized sleeping bag,cot, air bed. It does not cover ! 6" on either side. Very disappointing.

United States on Jan 29, 2020

Dean Stewart: This pad was not comfortable at all, it was terrible in every way. The worst sleep possible!

Canada on Jun 04, 2019

Tom: cept for the local big buy store that had a pile of similar pads fer 5 bucks apiece this was a good buy fer a 200 lb 5foot 10 man. good camping pad. light. use it under a thermorest for protection for the xpensive pad and it provides xtra cushioning

United States on Dec 07, 2018

Malcolma: This is not the best camp bed in the world, neither is it the worst. It serves its purpose very well, and its great value for money. What else do you need?

Canada on Oct 26, 2018

Amazon Customer: Good qualiy just didnt fit in my pack

Canada on Jul 22, 2018

Andrew MetzAndrew Metz: Where to begin......this is packaging foam as other reviews have stated. I was disappointed upon opening the package and yet had to laugh at how desperate Coleman has become as a company needing to sell packaging foam as a sleeping pad. I can picture some bloke with a pair of shears sitting in a dingy warehouse and cutting up rolls of packaging foam and wrapping it in a label as a sleeping pad. I will never be able to poke fun at a Chinese company again since even they don't stoop this low to make a buck. I'm surprised they didn't just say they were being green and recycling this material to keep it out of landfills. At least then I could have felt I was doing the environment some good.....yeah, no. If you are in need of an inexpensive sleeping pad and want something that will keep you comfortable in varied conditions then look elsewhere. Maybe two or three of these adhered together would give some comfort but this is so thin that even as a kneeling pad it would be worthless. I suppose as packaging material it would work seeing as that's exactly what it is. I guess since the cost to return this stuff is more then what I paid I'm stuck with it. I'll find a use for...

United States on Apr 29, 2016

Terry: I was never uncomfortable, except when I was sweating buckets but that's no fault of the pad.

Canada on May 29, 2015

Hugh Jass: It gets you off the ground. THAT'S whats important. I strap this length wise across my ruck and use it to keep any jagged rocks, sticks, or anything i can't move by hand from poking into me while i'm sleeping in the bush.

Anyone who has slept in a hooch with nothing but their sleeping bag on the ground knows that even this small padding keeping all those waking toss and turns from interrupting your restful sleep in the outdoors, can make or break how you feel the next day.

Canada on Apr 05, 2015

carobearo: This wasn't exactly what I expected. First, I thought it would be opaque blue, as pictured, but instead it is a rather unsightly pale green and sort of translucent. It really looks a lot like professional packing material. Second, I assumed that it would be similar to the foam camping mats sold at REI, but it is much stiffer and less squishy than the REI ones. The two are about the same thickness, and about the same for providing soft comfort.

It is an exceptional insulator. I bought it to use in my freezing-cold kitchen to protect my feel from the frigid, hard tile. It works great. In fact, I can't tolerate standing on it in the summer because it reflects my body heat back to me so efficiently. It's better than the REI camping mats for this purpose because it is absolutely water-proof, whereas the REI mats will absorb water and eventually become saturated, and hence they can also stain if you drop tomato sauce on them (they take days to dry if you wash them!). This one doesn't accept water at all and everything easily wipes off dry or else can be removed with alcohol.

So, if you like to camp in the rain or snow, this is a good choice. You will...

United States on Feb 06, 2015

Herbert J. Ward: I don't use it for camping. But it would make a good camping pad.

It's impervious to moisture, light.

It's thin, but that's the name of the game.

United States on Jun 26, 2014