20 Best Travel Bed For Adults (2023 Updated)

My Roomate 3wks ago. Went to do Mechanic work on a 🚗 for a store owner & we got 1🆓 queen size brand new in box. I 💘 it But a small hole open on top around 1of the sewed circles on mattress. Very dangerous.

It discinflated while asleep. U wake on top of metal spokes and flat plastic mattress. Thank God we didn’t pay any 💵 now stored in 🚪till we can try to patch up. It ws good while it lasted. 😂 yeah but awakening to the legs metal spokes is not safe.

😔 #sleepaturownrisk.

I absolutely love this bed. I own a proadapt tempurpedic extra firm quenn bed that has been slept in mayb 14 nites. Im a disabled senior and on a fixed income and could not afford to replace my bed. Ive been sleepin on my sofa for 3 years with tremendous pain daily.

I jus bought a quenn e z bed and im thrilled to say that for the last two nights i have slept well and woke up PAIN FREE. Tell anyone and everyone about this product its exactly what it says it is. I look forward to keep this review updated should i need to.

Thank you Ivation products.

Great idea, and with some modifications, it would be great in practice. The middle bar and the ease of collapse are a major problem both in comfort and practicality. I’ve tied rope to keep the middle bar as low as possible and without that it essentially makes it impossible to sleep over the middle.

The cot would be for two people sleeping in parralel only otherwise. This just fits in my tent so the notion of adjusting it when it partially collapses is annoying at minimum, again, strapping the middle bar to the feet fixes this.

Noise is the other issue and someone wrote a review using moleskin to fix that issue. Coleman should consider providing moleskin-like stickers that we could use for the noise spots and straps to lock in the middle bar.

Easy and cheapish solutions that would move this from 3 stars to 5. And perhaps some consideration to changing the design so that the middle bar is truly flat because even tying it down, it still isn’t flat.

Then again, sliding towards the middle is a common complaint as air mattresses deflate through the night so maybe this was designed with purpose but it’s overcompensating to the point of preventing ever being in the middle.

Anyone complaining about leaky mattresses needs to understand how ever present that problem is across all inflatable mattresses. If it came with leaks, exchange it. If you put a hole it in, patch it or replace it.

Hard to blame the manufacturer unless the products are arriving with holes. Inflatables are fragile ya’ll. And inflating before bed is almost always required as the material stretches and air expands or shrinks from temperature changes.

Coleman, send me 3 nylon webbing straps with buckles to keep the middle bar down and a small roll of fabric-faced tape for the noise and consider adding this to your product.

We bought this cot to have more space in our new Coleman blackout tent. Being off the ground and the ability to store stuff underneath is amazing!! The reviews were iffy but figured we would be fine.

The mattress deflated all three nights during our first trip. We kept filling it up a few hours before bed. We have a toddler so we couldn’t use the pump right before laying down. The pump that came with the system wasn’t powerful enough to make the mattress firm anyways.

There’s a note on that mattress about air mattresses STRETCHing but there was no way the same amount of air was in the mattress from the night before. We bought a plug-in air pump for our second trip.

It seemed to help initially. The mattress was firm at the beginning of the night but deflated every night. Finally on night 4, we decided to just use the cot. The cot is great. We can store items underneath and there’s better air flow without the mattress in it.

Although it was still loud when moving in bed. We backpack camped before our kid came along. We don’t have expensive gear so spending a couple extra bucks on this luxury was a big deal to us. We will continue to use the cot since it’s perfectly fine and better than an air mattress.

My knocks on the cot are that it’s loud when moving around, the frame doesn’t lock and the bar down the middle of the bed (hit a head or back on that) Those items may not be an issue with a functional air mattress.

After reading the good reviews online I thought I would give this bed a shot. I thought it would be great because we are still waiting for our furniture to be shipped over her and it will be great for camping trips and any friends that came and visited us.

After the first night, I couldn’t even sleep on it anymore, I slept on the carpet instead. The next day we asked our friend if we could borrow his Intex air mattress and it was much better and available for a cheaper price.

This bed doesn’t seem to inflate enough and when you put it on the cot it is really noisy and uncomfortable with two people moving around on it. Anytime anyone moves it wakes the other person up. Also the cot is heavier than expected.

Separately the air mattress and the cot are okay, but together it definitely is not comfortable. On top of that I’m having trouble exchanging the item, so I’m stuck with something that is heavy, takes up space, and isn’t comfortable.

Mattress so far is great. We’ve used it a few times. It’s comfortable, spacious, and seemingly durable. Great for car camping. It’s a bit big and heavy for backpacking. but perfect when weight isn’t a major concern.

It’s rolls up pretty well so it doesn’t take up much space either. overall quite pleased with it. A little thick to use in the back of my hatchback. But that’s also not it’s intended purpose. It should although be sold without the pump as it is total garbage.

First time we used it. didn’t work. This is odd I thought so I decided to troubleshoot. After examination I noticed the plastic ridges inside the lid are thicker than the tip of the (+) side of the D battery.

So the battery couldn’t make contact. Okay. So I cut those out with a putty knife and the back of a hatchet. Viola! It worked. took a while to inflate. , but worked. The next time it was used it worked but again, took longer to inflate.

The following time, wouldn’t start up. Okay. maybe batteries were dead. Changed. I flipped the switch. Nothing. Set it down, left on and then after about a minute it started making noise and worked, but hardly.

From then on it would turn on but would slowly ramp up to measly volume, sounded like it was struggling, and took about 30 minutes to inflate the air mattress. I couldn’t deal so I found a Coleman one source air pump which was not cheap but has a long life rechargeable battery, fills the bed up less than two minutes, and supposedly does that about 20 times before needing a recharged battery.

Make sure you test the pump before relying on it for a restful night. Which you likely will get as long as you get the thing inflated.

My wife and I have backpacked all over the place over the years and have used numerous thermorests and sleeping pads. We purchased this originally to get my mom out in a tent up in Denali national parkas it fits perfectly in our three person tent.

I finally got a chance to sleep on it over the past couple of weeks. It takes camping to a whole new level. No back pain or waking up every time you roll over. It has a built in pillow even if you don’t want to bring one.

It does take about 5 min to fill up with the pump and I wouldn’t do it by hands unless you absolutely had to. But when weight isn’t an issue, (rafting, canoeing, front country camping, atving, or even bike camping while pulling a trailer, I would bring this.

Makes so much of a difference. Pretty compact to as it can roll up smaller than a normal sleeping pad. Most of the weight comes from the pump. I might even backpack it and split the pad and the pump with your partner.

Would only be about 2 lbs a piece that way. Highly recommend it.

Good, I like the built in pillow and it packs down small enough. Things I don’t like are it’s a little small for two, love hate the nylon makes it durable but you slide all over the place maybe rubberized dots spaced a foot or so apart and the pump that come with it takes 4 d batteries heavy and need to carry extra, make it a rechargeable one, I went head and bought an aftermarket rechargeable pump.

I had the the Kelty Easy Queen air bed for eight years. I loved the size of that one, I would still be using it if the glue/weld between the plastic of the air valve mechanism and the nylon material separated.

Side note to the Air Queen it did come with a rechargeable pump which died in year 7 not a problem other than good luck finding a replacement as the air valve had to be some kind of proprietary lock and seal design to Kelty.

Hot summers mean my husband wants to sleep in the basement. Tired of lugging the spare mattress downstairs, we bought this Twin bed to put on an old BYO bed frame whose inflatable mattress became unusable years ago and we kept the stand.

Fits slightly large but well balanced on it, replace air every few days and the only thing he found hard to get used to is all the little divets in the mattress. Original was was long tubes that inflated, so the bed was more flat to resemble a regular mattress.

But they all seem to have this design now. If he was going to use it on the floor we would have got the double high, but with the stand raising it up, this was a perfect height like a bed. You do need an inflator, doesn’t come with one.

Extremely comfortable, especially with a memory foam mattress topper (you need something between you and the mattress if you’re using sheets instead of a sleeping bag). It inflates super fast with the Coleman electric pump, and needs less than a second of inflation every couple of weeks to keep it at optimal comfort.

The only downside (and this seems to be a problem with all air mattresses these days) is that both of my Coleman mattresses blew a coil, which causes a big bump in the mattress. This happened after 7 months of use every night for the first one I bought, and after 2 months with the second.

I figured I’d got my money’s worth out of the first one, but wasn’t so happy about the second one. Coleman asked for a photo, a copy of the receipt and some info off of the box. They processed my claim immediately, and mailed out a new mattress.

While they said it would take 4-6 weeks to arrive, it only took 2 weeks. The mattress is under warranty for a year. Given that ‘lumps’ seem to be a complaint with every brand, it’s worth choosing a company with such great customer service!.

Bought this mattress last year, (not on sale), but didn’t get a chance to use. Finally used when moving in June & slept on it for a wk & had to fill. Only filled to top-up a bit & after laying on for 1/2 hr or so, heard two loud pops & in morning was almost out of air.

So disappointed as I specifically paid more to buy Coleman. They’ve been in the camping business for decades, have always loved their products & expected Coleman would be the BEST, sadly I was wrong.

But certainly glad I wasn’t camping & have my bed pop. Really am so disappointed in Coleman. My brother has a couple of air mattresses, that are made by cheaper brands & has had them over 2yrs. really feel I got ripped off!!.

Amazing! The most comfy night’s sleep I could imagine on all different surfaces. I’ve used on gravel campsites, the back of my SUV, and on the floor at mom’s house and no matter what surface it’s on, I sleep like a baby.

It’s sincerely the best pad I’ve ever used. Beats the heck out of an air mattress. It’s definitely bulky, but if you’re car camping and want to sleep well, you won’t regret it.

I’ve had inflatable mattresses for years, and this simply blows them out of the park (no pun intended). There is no worry that this will deflate or pop on the ground, the bottom material is water-resistant so I can feel good about putting it even on wet grass when sleeping out under the stars, and the little mat to stand on and stretch in the morning is a nice touch.

The foam is as comfortable as my bed at home, really plush! Not sure how this can be beat at a campground!.

I’ve been using this for naps on-the-go and as my baby’s sleeping place for a 3-week trip through Europe. It’s been fantastic – packs up small and light, and pops up instantly. I chose this over other brands because the inflatable pad seems more comfortable, and because it’s got a cotton-like floor (“sheet”?) that zips off and can be washed.

I love it and recommend it to all my friends with babies.

Since being introduced to the Gloo, it has been one of our families favorite “must-haves” for our daily/weekly activities; from picnics in the park to sleepovers at friends its portable, spacious, lightweight and tons of fun.

We love how it can be used inside or outside. When it’ sunny out we set it up out back for our dogs to lounge around in when it’s hot out (passes the UV test. ) the Gloo comes in bright fun colors that definitely catches the eye.

I highly recommend this item. Great for parents sanity even better for your kids growing imagination.

I have used this twin inflatable mattress for almost two weeks. It’s a pretty high quality product. Inflated quickly and easily. You will likely need to add additional air after first night or two of consecutive use but this is normal, NOT a defect.

Good product.

Quality product. The air channels are great at keeping you in your spot and not rolling down to the middle when your sleeping next to someone. The valves are easy to use and the rechargeable blower is great.

I love this Christmas village. Very subtle and classy. I bought new lights so I could turn this off by remote. It works great.

I am so glad I found this! I have a history of back injuries and surgeries and find it so hard to travel because I never know if I’ll be able to sleep elsewhere. I ordered this to take to the beach with me and thank goodness I did! I have used it for all travel- within hotels, air bnbs, and other homes when dogsitting.

It provides similar stability to my regular tempurpedic mattress at home.

I love the mattress topper! I travel with it EVERYWHERE I go because I have a spinal injury and it’s a lifesaver not knowing what my travel sleeping options/quality will be – I even take it camping. I rated this product 3 starts because the pillow is a bit small and becomes flattened quickly.

More disappointing is the quality of the travel bag itself. After the 2nd air travel trip, a wheel busted off and the following trip the plastic D-ring on the bag that attaches the shoulder strap to the bag snapped when I was carrying it on my shoulder.

Honestly, I love all things tempurpedic and have countless items, event the slippers! I jokingly tell my friends and family I should be a spokes person for Tempurpedic because I rave about my bed and pillows so often.

Tempurpedic, please make a better quality travel bag and possible replacement bags for any of us with currently damaged ones to continue to travel happily with this awesome product! Thank you kindly!.

The Shrunks Indoor Kids Travel Bed is such a Good Idea! It comes inside a travel bag,and has an electric pump with different size valves,and repair discs included in package. The pump can be used for deflating as well.

The instructions included are clear and easy to follow. The valves have an inner black rubber flap to close the air chamber,preventing the air from escaping after inflation. I found it slightly difficult to pull this flap to me as instructed – the pull tab is short,and I had to improvise the positioning using the flat end of a wooden chopstick.

Once I inserted the proper valve,the inflation process was fairly short,and both the inner and outer mattresses were firm to pressure. The sealing rubber flap works well,as no air escaped in the time it took to put the plugs into place.

The mattresses are constructed of a heavy,strong-feeling vinyl fabric that will wipe clean with a damp soapy cloth. The inner mattress has a soft fleece-like covering,and measures 68 inches long by 32 inches wide.

It fits snugly into the outer mattress,which measures 77. 5 inches long,and 43 inches wide. The outer mattress has an elevated projection midway on each long side that measures 49 inches long,and 5. 5 inches high,and inflates as firmly as the mattresses.

That should work well to prevent a sleeping child from rolling onto the floor. The recommended maximum weight for this mattress is 150 lbs,and as I weigh much more,I’m unable to properly test the full strength of the inflated bed.

But I have applied strong pressure using my upper body only,and the firmness remained unchanged. I look forward to the full test when my 7 and 5 year old grandsons visit! That will be the true test of durability! At this time,I would recommend this product to others because of the apparent strength of the product, the ease of inflation and deflation,and the ease of keeping the product clean.

It’s still a sturdy cot even though one of the straight leg supports broke free from the ankor it was attached to, the front one just behind the pouch. It’s a plastic piece that is screwed into another piece that is supposed to secure it.

But it didn’t. Screwhead came out of plastic piece, but I’m not concerned with it as I can zip tie it up if it causes problems being loose. Like I said earlier, it’s still a sturdy cot n comfortable and quiet when moving around on it.

I would still buy it again. I have some old couch cushions I’m using as a mattress that are great with this cot. Very comfortable. Delivered ahead of time with no issues.

Great chair! It is everything it claims to be. You will not be disappointed. Well made, strong, and sturdy. It easily holds 300 lbs. I added a chaise lounge cushion to give it added height (3 more inches) and softness.

It is now 18 inches high making it easier to get in and out of with my arthritis.

Even though the item arrived five days later than expected. The item is very sturdy, well-made, comfortable, and is exactly what I was expecting. The user is 260 pounds and had no problems at all sleeping a full night on this cot.

I havent slept on it yet, but seems to be durable. I have lower back problem and have found that an air mattress is the best option for me. If they wear out I just buy a new one. I purchase around 2-3 a year because sleeping on them every night wears them out but for $20 bucks I believe Im getting the best comfort.

An expensive mattress starts to “sag” and looses its firmness generally with in the first 6 months off use. I love sleeping on air. I put it on my box spring like I would a normal matress. I dont worry about bed bugs because its washable.

I would have givin this particular one a 5 but when I filled it up the air valve kept slipping out thus loosing all the air. I would look for one that has a screw in air valve. I will next time but at this price, using duct tape to hold it in place may be a good option if it continues to slip out and leaves me trying to put more air in it in the middle of the night.

It will, like other air mattress, stretch out. Read the directions on putting air in it and you’ll be good to go. Make sure your surface is cleared before you put the mattress on it. I also use a thick blanket underneath and a fitted bed cover on it.

This helps protect it and keeps it from moving, “slipping” around. Hope yours, if you purchase one, works well. Happy Shopping.

Ive bought a few if these. pretty comfortable. we had bedbugs at our old apartment, so i bought a couple of these to use after we threw our mattresses out. pay attention when you fill them. and be aware that after filling for the first time, you will have to add air the next day or so.

they stretch a little after the first day. they aren’t meant to be used on a regular basis. the seams would usually tear after about 2 or 3 months. but thats 2 or 3 months of every day usage. however, if for some reason you do end up using one of these long term, heres a tip.

after the seam tears on the first one. flip it over to the non-felt side, and use a pair of scissors to cut a square hole out of the bottom. make sure to cut about 12 inches from the edge. you want the square to be inset.

then cut the valve out in a circle. use the scissors to cut all the strings inside. then place a new one inside the old one (felt up, with the new valve in the same place. once its inside, air it up.

after doing this (took about 15 mins), it lasted about 7 months of constant use. when the second one had a seam tear, i did it again. with 2 old ones cut the same, and a 3rd new one inside. after putting a 3rd one inside 2 old ones, its lasted about a year and a half.

the seams will tear feom tossing and turning. especially since Im 6 foot tall and weigh 250lbs. i toss and turn alot. and again. these are really meant to be used intermittently. a few days here, a few days there.

6 months of sleeping on it every day is probably the equivalent of 2 to 3 years or more when used as intended. but i will say this, once you figure out the right firmness, they are very comfortable. just be carefull not to fill it too firm.

you dont want too much pressure inside. but actually, after i had 2 old ones encasing a third. i was able to fill it pretty firm since the 2 olds were reinforcing the 3rd one really well. in fact, and when the problem with the bugs kept coming back every few months.

we moved out. since the rental market was really tight. we didnt have a place ready for us to move to. we ended up staying in a motel for 5 weeks. and i had gotten so comfortable on the air mattress (since i was able to fill it more than you would normally), that the first week or two the regular mattress at the hotel took some getting used to! took a week before i got a decent nights sleep.

during regular use, i only had to add air about once a month. and not a lot. so the valve is actually pretty good. looking at the valve, you might think it doesnt make a good seal. but it actually does.

just make sure its in good and tight. they are very easy to clean. a little dish soap and water, or a hose. but if you use them for camping, make sure to use a thick blanket underneath, or better yet, put some cardboard and tape it together to make a cardboard mat to put underneath.

a twig sticking out of the ground underneath the tent floor will cut or slice through the vinyl like a hot knife through butter.

I had one of these gifted to me, with lots of other stuff, when I moved to the state I’m in now and have used it for maybe 3 months before getting a real bed. I got the $9 Intek pump for it and I love that thing to.

With the power that little pump has it doubles as an electronics cleaner for me. But the bed is nice. It’s comfortable and the pump fills it in a matter of seconds. Only problem I really have with it is the velvety top as the manufacturer calls it.

I have a cat. One with really sharp claws. Having that type of surface makes it nearly impossible to patch holes! Holes in the side or bottom can easily be patched but the top? I had to get creative.

luckily I have a background in construction so I figured it out. Maybe 7 or 8 patches later and it still holds air overnight so I guess that’s a win lol. So yeah if you have a cat you’re probably going to need some $25 a tube industrial outdoor caulking to patch any holes in the top.

At least that’s what worked for me. I’d still buy one though because it held up over a month with no holes in it and I guess my cat then took that as a challenge because she tried her best to perforate this poor thing.

We keep one in the car just so our pup can be comfortable wherever we go. I have a 15-month old labradoodle. I noticed my pup doesn’t like sitting on concrete or hard floors, for example outdoor sitting at a restaurant.

He often stands the whole time or seems reluctant to sit when I ask him. Recently, we started taking an outdoor class for pups and the trainer recommended that we bring mats for our pups since sitting on a hard ground can be bad for dogs’ joints, in general, and especially bad joints can become an issue as the dog gets older.

We’re still practicing using it. I feel a little self-conscious to use it at a restaurant outdoor patio, but I also feel like it’s the best for my pup. I picked this outdoor bed because it is machine washable.

I am easy to please and I am very open minded. I read reviews on everything I purchase- on numerous websites and I take them with a grain of salt since sometimes the reviews are not reasonable. After much browsing- I settled for this foldaway bed.

Yes the mattress is very skinny and not actual memory foam. It is just foam. The cover is not an actual cotton, fitted sheet. picture a single use protective layer like the ones healthcare workers use.

However, I was ok with it for the price of 129. Since I only weigh 150 and I measure 5 feet, I wasnt worried since the twin claims to hold up to 300 lbs. Problems started occurring about 30 days into using it a couple nights a week.

1. The fitted sheet gets snagged on the metal brackets (since the foam mattress is stored in between when folding). 2. The foam will lose its shape, it started sinking in the center. 3. Two of the bars that are connected to the springs tore off.

4. The stitching of the mattress holder (black) unfortunately started to tear. I took great care of it, I dont weigh anywhere near the max limit. I also always put a comforter over the mattress just to make sure I could keep the fitted sheet as new as possible.

Im sad that it didnt work out. I dont know if I got a faulty bed or some of the reviews are collected as part of a promotion so they show better than normal. Comfort wise, it was great. Even though I started sinking in- I truly did enjoy sleeping on it.

But I knew it was a matter of time before the entire thing tore up on me. I returned this back to Walmart for a refund and will now be purchasing a larger more expensive rollaway bed while I wait for my IKEA sleeper sectional to be in stock.

This cot was used in our movie room when we decided to have movie nights and sleep downstairs instead of in our bedroom. I hope this helps others and you use your best judgement if you purchase. Keep the box just in case- some Walmarts make a fuss if you dont return without the box even though its not stated in any of their return policys (for this type of product).

This review is for Memory Foam Portable Tri-fold Mattress, with Ultra Soft Removable Cover, (Single 75″ x 25″). I noticed absolutely NO odd odors upon unwrapping the mattress. it takes a day to expand to its full size.

When folded into thirds, it stands on its edge for compact storage. it is light enough to move easily. The cover that comes with it is soft and pleasant to the touch, but not sufficient to protect it.

I suggest a dust cover for storage, and bed linens for usage. I use twin size sheets. They are too wide, but good length. Even though it is only 3″ thick, it’s quite comfortable and supportive for this plus size middle aged lady.

It’s amply sized for back and side sleeping. If you like to sprawl, I recommend you get the next size up.

I purchased a lot online and I will tell you that this little purchase was one of the best purchases I have done and all of my years in here is why: I have had a severe neck and back injury since 2011 due to a car wreck and even though I have tried tirelessly to find an amazing mattress for a bed even for in the last two months nothing has been firm enough so unfortunately I have to sleep on the ground and it’s very uncomfortable without any kind of mattress so I found this one online and it is absolutely perfect for the nights where I’m in such pain I can’t sleep in a bed it is just comfortable enough where I have enough padding but still can sleep on a firm floor.

This has been a lifesaver for me! It easily folds, is easily washable!!! I LOVE IT!.

After looking at all the reviews of similar memory-foam mattresses, I chose this one and am glad I did. First of all, the price is extremely affordable and secondly it is very good quality. I like that it is lightweight and not as wide as most of them.

I was looking for something that would fit into a small space (it’s 25″ wide) and it’s perfect. As far as the comfort is concerned, it is very comfortable and provides a very nice cushiony feeling for a great night’s sleep.

Highly recommend!.

I was making a sofa from scratch when it occurred to me that I could by a platform bed instead of using a cut-to-size piece of plywood and buying legs. It took a while to find a platform bed that was the size I wanted until I saw this Costway, It is about 32″ deep and 73″ long and came with a cheap piece of foam.

but the bed itself is well made and just right for my project. I ordered a twin size memory foam mattress and cut it down to fit the bed frame. Then I splurged and bought a piece of foam for the back.

I could have used the foam that came with the bed, but it was so cheap. when I put it on the back of the bed and leaned against it, I could feel the wall. Next is making the slip cover, which I hope to have done before Christmas!! If I needed an extra bed, I would buy this Costway fold away cot in a heartbeat.

But it also works well as the base of a sofa.

Pros, what pros? This was the most uncomfortable thing I’ve ever slept on. You see that flat part above the wheels? That part is higher than the other parts so it’s sticking into your back all night.

I’m not sure how I got knee pains from sleeping on this, but now I have to stand on my feet for 8 hours at work with my knee sore as hell. And to top it off, there was no instructions. Don’t buy this unless you don’t mind tossing and turning all night and getting no sleep, and/or you just like throwing money away.

Heavy duty frame has no sag. Mattress comfortable. Easy assembly in about an hour; clear cut instructions. Mattress is nice & thick, but you’ll need another strap to close up cot for storage. Glad I purchased it!.

Seller rated at 250lb, instructions say 150lb. Needed to drill holes to complete assembly. One end cap was broken, but not visible. Scratches on frame. It was packed well and no damage to box, must have happened during packaging.

It’ll work as a temp bed for a child, which was the primary purpose, not for an adult of any size because of weight limitation.

Not the quality i wouldve expected for the price. Had I have been able to see it in a store before buying i would not have purchased it. I bought two and took the unopened one back. I dont believe the foam they have used will keep its shape/density for very long.

It also isnt good as little fold up couch so dont buy it for that either.

Very comfortable and easy to wash the cover. The mattress is pretty thick and firm. My kids love watching tv on it.

Perfect. I use it when I convert my car to minicamper and for me its the perfect matras. Its not firm though but just lightweight.

Very good bed, keeps you off the cold floor and supports you like a normal bed. We joined two together to make a double, along with latex pillows and a double cheap SIM from somewhere else and we slept like a log.

There is a weight limit and it made me wonder, if two ended up on one side of the bed, would it break. not tempted the risk of rolling too far. PSI can’t be measured unless I’m missing the point, as it’s a one way valve.

But I did use a standard air bed inflator and then buy an adapter for my car tyre pump to finish off the rest of the firmness. Didn’t need to re-inflate for 5 days, would have lasted longer I’m sure, had we not gone home.

Deep double sheet fitted well, as did a heated blanket, run off a battery pack, so all in all, this has been amazing. As a side sleeper my hips are now no longer sore from the floor.

This is the most comfortable bed when paired with the self inflating mattress. We got two singles to make a double, each one pumps up in a minute and they connect in a second. Deflates with a bang (honest!) which makes you jump the first time you do it.

The small amount of residual air in the bed when deflated means that you have to wrestle with it to put it in the bag and even then it sticks out at the top of the bag. Otherwise superb piece of kit, solid and well made.

Should last for years. Please Decathlon just make the stuff sack slightly bigger.

Combined this base with the Ultim Comfort Mattress and was very impressed. Gave a very comfortable sleep with no neck/back pain that I normally get while sleeping in a tent. Felt like a proper mattress and allowed a good level of adjustment so you could get the hardness/softness just right.

Great that they can be twinned to make a double size bed. Gave a 4 star for durability as had to return the original base as it deflated over night. Replacement items have been faultless.