Trailside TrailRest Double-Wide Self-Inflating Mattress, 72x48x3-Inch/X-Large

Like some of the other reviews, it leaks. Mine leaks where the fabric is glued to the valve body. It was winter here and didn't get to properly vet the product before the return period has passed 😞 so I'll be attempting to repair poor manufacturing processes. In reality this is why they're as cheap as they are. It just happened to be the right width for my application or I definitely would have chosen a different product.

When going camping, I always take a queen size air mattress, however, when they spring a leak, it really kills the fun. So, for backup, I use this. I love the double wide surface, just perfect for camping for two... however, if you're not using sleeping bags, and wish to use sheets, you'll find that there's no easily matched size.

I purchased this to use with a memory foam topper in my 1995 pop-up camper. It fills quickly and is very comfortable.

I bought the 3-inch version and I was underwhelmed by what they consider 3 inches thick. It has performed well but I continue to curse the inflator valves which will not allow any external inflation--the pad must inflate by itself, and usually incompletely.

Had this a little over 1 year. Like the other reviews was great at first. Started going flat at night. Found leak near stem. But can't seem to find others. We brought it in the pool to attempt to find where it was still leaking. No luck so far. Very frustrating.

In short: the mattress leaks air.Longer version: just after a few weeks of use the mattress started leaking air. It takes a couple of hours until it is completely flat. I was trying to locate a hole, but it seems that the problem is with one of the air seals, which are non replaceable. I'll try to return it, if I can.Update: I got a replacement mattress and it has the exact same problem.

Positives: Very comfy. Very easy to 'inflate'.Not as positives: Huge to pack and a workout to get back in the bag.

Excellent and works great -- the surface is just a little slippery so if you are Oma slight incline you do tend to slide.