OlarHike Camping Sleeping Pad for Backpacking, Ultralight & Compact Camping Pad with Pillow, Inflatable Sleeping Mat for Hiking, Travelling-Blue/Green/Orange

So, the return window closed two days ago, so I'm stuck with this thing. It's not that light, it's terribly uncomfortable, and it seems to deflate overnight no matter what. I found myself waking up (50 degree F nighttime temps) twice or three times each night and re-inflating it. My knees and hips touch the ground no matter what, and I'm a normal sized person with an average BMI.Added fun bonus: If you try to fold it in half to give yourself a bit more cushion, the valve will blow and the thing will totally deflate. The seal of the valve is tenuous at best.Also, it's terribly long and not wide enough for a normal person; again, I am height/weight proportional, so if you vary at all, like normal people do, watch out. It's incredibly slippery so that my pillow does not stay put, and they waste a bunch of material doing that clever "self-inflation" bag when blowing it up takes 5 minutes tops and could be done by anyone except for people with such severe asthma or COPD that they probably wouldn't want to be backpacking anyway.I'm terribly disappointed in this item. It seemed fine in the living room, but it absolutely isn't worth the money, and in my opinion, no one else should waste their money either. Unfortunately, it took an uncomfortable two nights in the wilderness to figure this out--just shy of the return date.All in all, I'm not buying any more of these off-brand knock-off products with weird names. They're not worth the trouble; too many of them are a total waste of money. The customer service is terrible or nonexistent, and they look great but perform exceedingly badly. For every one great product I get, I find myself saddled with three bad ones.Not worth it.

This is such a fun product! When camping I’m always suck in-between “do I sleep on the ground? Do I bring an air mattress? Is there even electric to blow up the mattress?!?!” and I’ve even resorted to bringing a pool float to stick under my sleeping bag for some comfort (those things take forever to inflate and deflate), BUT THIS! This sleeping pad literally took me less than 60 seconds to inflate and is super comfy. I was also actually able to fold it up and get it back into the bag (winning!), which is nearly impossible for everything else we bring on a camping trip.My only advice is to not over inflate. The first time I laid on it my big butt made the value pop open! The second time I put a little less air in and it was perfect.

This sleeping bag is my favorite sleeping bag because it performs well in all areas. Like other ultra-premium down bags, it offers an outstanding warmth-to-ratio in a bag that packs down extremely small. Unlike the other ultra-premium down bags I have tried before , it features spacious interior dimensions that supply superior comfort no matter you're sleeping style. For virtually any overnight backcountry application this is an excellent choice.The hood closure is slightly awkward, and its zipper is good. And it’s super affordable. It’s very travel friendly since you can roll it up and pack it into the travel bag that comes with the sleeping bag and the eye mask is an excellent goodie from the company. P.S the sleeping bag looks exactly like the sleeping bag pictures posted in the product description and the color is an exact match.

It was comfortable and easy to inflate. Just open, catch and squeeze the air in and fold the opening. I placed it under my sleeping bag and I slept quite comfortably. I would definitely recommend. It's light to carry. I can even use it in the park.I've only used it once. I'll update as necessary.

My son has been getting things together for a survival/camping/hiking pack so I thought this was perfect to add to that. It's compact which is definitely what he needs. It comes with a face mask and patches for repairs and all in a convenient carry case. We haven't blown it up yet but unrolling it it seems to be of great quality that will stand up to his ruggedness. There's no weird smell as can happen with things like this. It's also long so it will accommodate his long legs. He's excited to put it to use this summer and add to his collection.

I should've listened to the other reviews about the mattress NOT being able to hold air overnight, because that's exactly what happened to me. There was no leak, it just would lose all it's air in hour of two while on top of it. I'm pretty average ( 5' 10' 175lbs ), so it should've held the air with no issue.I'm assuming it slowly leaks out of the check valve that's in place to let air in by rolling the inflatable bag at the bottom of the mattress.

I wanted this to work. I needed this to work. It didn't make it through my first night. I had practiced (you need to) inflating this very awkward sleeping pad as soon as it came. I got it down pretty quickly and it seemed like it would be comfortable. However, I just took it on my first fall trip of the season, on a 30 mile overnight section hike of the Ozark Trail. After hiking 18 miles and setting up camp, I settled in to my sleeping bag, on top of this pad to get some rest. Within about a half hour, my butt was on the ground. I got up, flipped on my headlamp and inspected it. The valve was fully closed and I looked it over for holes but found nothing. I re-inflated it again. And then again. And then again. It never stayed inflated and I finally gave up around midnight and slept on the ground. What an awful experience and a tough night. I do not recommend. Didn't even make it through the first night and I learned my lesson. You get what you pay for apparently. Shame on me.

If I could return it I would, unfortunately by the time i got to try them the return window closed. These are not comfortable at all. First of all they are very VERY slippery. I keep sliding in my tent and have to wake up all the time to pull it back. Another big problem is that it is very narrow, not only it slides but I end up falling off of it and wake up again. It is easy to inflate but that's the only thing that's good about it... So it is really an unfortunate purchase. I cannot recommend it at all.