WELLAX Self-Inflating Camping Mat: UltraThick FlexFoam Sleeping Pad with 3 Inches of Comfort

Martin: This was honestly extremely comfortable so it's worth keeping, my only gripe with it is that it is waaayyy to big to take backpacking. Camping, sure. I still give it 5 stars because it is very comfortable and easy to inflate, just not easy to carry around on your back. Other than that if you needed this just to use at home it'll work great.

United States on Sep 12, 2023

alex: While camping in the winter, this pad provides plenty of insolation from the cold ground. I was surprised with how comfortable this was to sleep on. Only for one person. Always was inflated in the morning when I woke up, until my cat found it stored under my bed one day...

Canada on Jul 28, 2023

Dave: I had my doubts but honestly this mattress was well worth the money. It doesn't really self inflate as advertised, but a dozen or so blows from your mouth will inflate it just fine.

Canada on Feb 17, 2023

Vincent Ruel: Très confortable recommande

Canada on Nov 04, 2022

The Breeze: This does the job, true to description and well thought. Ah and TOUGH!

Canada on Aug 08, 2022

Yanick Girouard: I'm 5' 5" and used this sleeping pad on my last camping trips. It's very comfortable, warm and I could even sleep on my side without problems. The extra thickness means you can deflate it slightly if you like it softer, and you still won't touch the ground. The integrated pillow is a bit small, but it's a nice addition as long as you have a thin pillow to go over it or that you are not sleeping on your side.

Canada on Sep 03, 2021

Shelly SchrockShelly Schrock: When I first got this I thought it was huge but when I took it out of the box it wasn’t that big, Amazon left like 1 foot of room in the box, no wonder why it looked so big!

Comfort:
I slept on it inside because right now it is winter, and it was comfortable, it kept me nice and warm and Cozy!

Inflation:
When you first get it wellax recommended to leave the inflation valves open for 24 hours! But I was like what? I only did it for about 6 hours and it was not too firm or too soft!

Weight:
I knew it wasn’t going to be light but I don’t mind it being more soft and cozy than the weight! If you want to use this for backpacking I wouldn’t recommend it for that!

Durability:
Unlike a traditional air mattress it doesn’t loose any air! It kept the same amount of air I wanted it to! Your probably like air?! Well it needs air to help keep the memory foam from sinking! It also keeps it rolled up!

Pros: Cons:
-Durable. -hard to roll-up
-comfortable
-easy to inflate

Thanks for reading my review I hope it helped answer your questions!

United States on Jan 30, 2021

Lance Stegemann: Okay, here's my first impression after receiving this product and inspecting it thoroughly. Keep in mind, I have not used it out in the field or camping yet. I will give that review at a later date. I spend a lot of time in the back country, and I'm not exactly as young as I used to be, so having a little more comfort when roughing it ( sort of speak ) is pretty important in my book.

I will break down the pros and cons as I see them. It is a little difficult to rate how many stars without some time spent in the field with this product, however, here is my initial thoughts;

Pro - very compact and light weight; inflates at a comparable rate to some other brands and only requires a few breaths if you want to speed things up a little; it felt comfortable enough once inflated, but the true test will be overnight for several days out in the field. The price is decent if it can stand the test of time under normal conditions. There is an extra valve and patch kit included along with two elastic straps to contain the mattress once it's deflated and rolled up; It appears the company would like to insure satisfaction with this product and asks for honest feedback which helps...

United States on Jul 17, 2020

Bethany Crist: I was originally angry because I couldn't figure out how to deflate this mattress. It turns out that it shouldn't be deflated or rolled up for storage. Simply slide the mattress under a bed or in back of a couch. I'm a person who owns more than ten camp mattresses, and this one is my favorite for many reasons. 1.) It's more reliable than a double high air bed, as it won't lose air as easily. 2.) It's more compact than a tri folding foam mattress. My luxury tri-folding by Milliard is quite comfortable but remains super large when folded down. It takes up too much space in the back of my SUV. 3.) It's far more comfortable than my compact Klymit air mattress, which I use for hiking. 4.) It's comparable to a Mondo King, but the price is much more affordable. You can't go wrong with this mattress. It feels like sleeping on a bed, even if you're a large person like my husband, who weighs 315 pounds. 5.) To transport, simply slide the inflated mattress on top of your other stuff in a fully packed SUV. It's simple and brilliant. There's no inflating at camp. Just take it out of the car and set it on the tent floor. If you prefer to be elevated form the floor, this mattress works well with...

United States on Jan 17, 2020