WELLAX UltraThick FlexFoam Sleeping Pad - Self-Inflating 3 Inches Camping Mat for Traveling, Hiking and Camping - 3inch Thickness for Better Stability & Support

As part of my preparations for a four-night trip I bought this Because of a leak in my old mat, I had to spend the night in my car. In spite of my size (6' 5", 260 pounds), I prefer sleeping on my side, and this is the only sleeping pad that I have found comfortable to use while sleeping on the side in the past. All of the other items have been too thin or leak slowly during I have been on hundreds of camping trips, both backpacking and car camping, and this is the most comfortable sleeping pad I have ever used. The firmness of the mattress is hard to predict, with several factors to consider. If you like super soft mattresses, this might not be the right match. Though it is soft, it is fairly firm when compared to an air mattress, but not as firm as an ultra-firm mattress This sleeping pad is made from a basic foam sheet. place it in the middle of these two options. A backpacker's guide A backpacking trip would not be suitable for this. A rolled up camp chair is about the same size and weight as a compressed and rolled up hammock. In that case, I would prefer to use an ultralight pad. The pros are I like the thick, sturdy exterior. The self inflation feature works well after a few uses. The two vents let the user quickly inflate or deflate if necessary. The length and width are suitable for most people. The exterior material feels nice. • The pad is big, heavy, but that's a sacrifice you make for comfort. • The included bag is too small, it is hard to roll the pad tight enough to fit into the bag again (it does come with fabric bands to keep the pad rolled up, though) Unroll the roll and inflate it very well only the first couple of times. If you get it, I would recommend that you leave it inflated for a few days to assist

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Kyro Blankenship

| Dec 31, 2020

There is no better purchase I have made than this one. For the last month, all I've thought about is my next camping trip since the rest of the world seems to be self-isolating. Car camping is my absolute favorite activity, and I am always looking for new gear to enhance my experience. Although I am not a backpacker, it is something I would love to do in the future, I saw this pad was on sale and jumped on it as soon as I saw it. As things are, next-day prime delivery isn't happening and I was told my package would take a week to reach me. But I was pleasantly surprised to find that it had arrived three days earlier than expected. As a result, the shipping review gets a 5 star rating. The pad I purchased is to replace the thin “pad” that came with my Coleman sleeping cot, which, don't get me wrong, I do like, but it is flimsy padding and only about an inch thick. Nothing of the sort can be found on this pad. There's nothing like a soft and comfortable sweater. As directed, I let it inflate over night - actually more like half a day - and laid it on my cot while it was inflating to see if it would fit, and it did. As a result, this just adds another layer of comfort, and I am immensely looking forward to getting back out there and camping with it. At the moment, I guess it will have to be backyard camping for me. Due to an error, the Amazon app is not allowing me to upload photos, but I will upload some as soon as I figure out the issue.

Saylor Hubbard

| Jul 01, 2021

conducted a lot of research before I decided to purchase and I read all the reviews of the Wellax Sleeping Pad before I made my purchase. In this case, I bought the pad not to go camping, but for camping trips with a cot on my fishing trips. I often stay in cabins or houses with my friends on our trips and there are times when the beds are not particularly The Wellax Pad wasn't only comfortable, but also paired well with the Cabela's You won't find a better cot mattress than this one, if you're looking for a comfortable place to sleep. Despite its advertised use for outdoor use, I have yet to use it while camping outside. The best way to improve your self-confidence is to do something like this One of the most comfortable inflatable pads I've ever had. We unscrewed the 2 caps and waited for 45 minutes for the balloon to inflate without needing to breathe. Using the Wellax Pad on a cot is the next best thing to using it on a bed. A pad on my cot is just as comfortable as my own bed. It's fantastic. A problem with deflation does not exist. Then fold it in half, leaving the valves open and sit it Fold in half again (repeat) and sit down. Once the valves are closed, turn them off. The remaining air can be let out by opening the valves once you start to roll. Using this process, the ball deflates and gets placed back into the storage bag in a matter of minutes. It would be my first and only choice when buying a new tablet.

Lyra NICHOLLS

| Apr 28, 2021

Although my side slept, I still often felt the ground as I turned in my sleep as I tossed and turned during the night. The air mattress was noisy and difficult to set up. Therefore, I have been sleeping on a thick rubber yoga mat under my sleeping bag and resigning myself to a less than ideal night's rest. Earlier this year, all that changed. I will never camp like that again after I have used this sleeping pad for 8 nights in the mountains! Even though I had a couple of nights in hotels during this trip, I found myself sleeping better in my tent. As you can see, this sleeping pad is mostly foam with a small air chamber in the middle. In other words, it stands on its own A balloon inflates in under a minute and takes 2 or 3 minutes to deflate A 3 minute walk from the base to the top is required. In order to fully inflate the pad, you may have to blow a few extra breaths, though the instructions advise you not to blow too hard The inflation rate is Count to 5 in five Compared with my Manduka yoga mat, which is about the same height, not as thick, but feels heavier, this mat is very comfortable, lightweight, and compact. It's compact and will fit easily in the trunk of a car, but is no good for backpackers due to its size. It will be appropriate for drive-in tent campers or people who need an extra bed for guests at their home or dorm. Having a 6'2" and 195 pound frame, my weight is 225 pounds. Having the extra width and length of this sleeping pad is a huge plus for me, and I am glad I chose it over a compact, less-padded option.

Viviana Hansen

| Jan 20, 2021