Air-Filled Sleeping Pads
The best air-filled sleeping pads, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on February 14, 2021. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Air-Filled Sleeping Pad Reviews
Ozark Trail Air Mattress Velour Top
Such a waste of time and money, especially being handicapped and disabled. I need a mattress I can depend on for even 2 days or more. But NO not this piece of crap. Wasted what little money I have. I get less than $10,000 A YEAR. Not even worth the time or cost. Full review
Exped SynMat Hyperlite Duo
Why didn't this exist before!! I based my review with the understanding that this mattresses is oriented to people that do not mind closeness. While camping such oddity as space isn't a matter to me nor my outdoor partners. The point is to share and not to distance one from another, thus enjoying warmth and company. This mattress fits perfectly the smallest of two-people tents including the ultralight. By using all the floor space available, it places the mattress in a firm and unmovable position,… Full review
Ozark Trail Air Mattress Velour Top
Sh*t product and bad to try and get help. Can't get help from anyone. Full review
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Topo
The NeoAir Topo is a 3-inch thick and comfortable two+ season air mattress with ample room and solid construction. For the ultimate in camp comfort, it can be converted into a really nice seat and backrest with the Trekker chair kit. The NeoAir Topo sacrifices weight for comfort (so do I!), and is a nice option for the more budget conscious hiker who doesn't want to shell out for the higher R-value and thickness of its more expensive cousin, the NeoAir Topo Luxe. Therm-a-rest NeoAir Topo The Therm-a-Rest… Full review
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite
The Thermarest NeoAir XLite is one of the most popular backpacking sleeping pads on the market due to comfort and packability. If you’ve done your research, you’ve probably heard of the Thermarest Neo Air XLite sleeping pad. It’s one of the most popular sleeping pads on the market due to its lightweight design and comfortable support. It isn’t difficult to fall in love with a sleeping pad like this one because it holds you in all of the right places, and keeps you warm all night. As a… Full review
Sierra Designs Granby Insulated Sleeping Pad
With the Granby Insulated Sleeping Pad, Sierra Designs brings a comfortable entry to the market. Easy setup and take-down with a two-way valve and SD's Burrito Bag for storage. Enough insulation for cool nights, but not too much for summer use, make this a great three-season option, especially for those who sleep cool. Could be paired with other pads to create a true cold weather system. Sierra Designs, long known for its shelters, continues branching out into other areas with two sleep pad options… Full review
Sierra Designs Shadow Mountain Sleeping Pad
The Shadow Mountain is an inflatable sleeping pad from Sierra Designs that, with a 1.3 R-Value, is specifically designed for warmer temperatures, unless pairing with a CCF (Closed-Cell Foam) pad. This compact product inflates and deflates quickly, and is ideal for beginner to intermediate overnight hikers who are on a budget. This sleeping pad could also be an ideal product for young campers! Note: This sleeping pad is not ideal for users above ~150lbs, or restless sleepers. Sierra Designs has been… Full review
Klymit Insulated Static V Luxe SL
Very good mat for big guys for winter camping, ideal for back or side sleeping. Perfect for winter camping. I was camping on snow; under the pad I had only a folded tarp and I had no coldness on my back or side while sleeping. I used it with a down sleeping bag (1100 g 850 cu in). Inflating for me is about 15 breaths. Deflating is comfortable because there are separate in and out valves. Its weight is 880 g; maybe it's almost 1 kg, but the pad surface is very big and even a 190-cm tall guy will… Full review
NEMO Astro Lite
Only used it twice, inside a tent, with a ground cloth underneath the tent. It started leaking after that and was flat every morning. Bought this new. Blew it up and left it in my gear room for a week before my two-week expedition and it was fine. While traveling the pad was kept rolled per instructions and in a hard aluminum case with other soft gear such as clothes, jackets, etc. Night one and two were great, very comfortable. Night three and on it leaked to totally flat every night. Our group… Full review
