Trailside TrailRest Double-Wide Self-Inflating Mattress, 72x48x2-Inch/Large

Sure beats sleeping on the ground! I have neck and back stiffness issues pretty frequently and this has helped to relieve that quite a bit. My one qualm is that it is kind of a pain in the buns to roll back up and fit in the carrying bag, but you will get that with any sleep mat, especially one this padded. It is definitely easiest to put back with two people on the job.

So, we've used this more than a handful of times over the past year and a half. It's possible we've slept as many as 20 nights on it. It was great at the beggining, I mean not luxourious or anything, we could still feel the ground but it was an inexpensive way for my partner and I to sleep together when car camping. We added some extra blankets for padding and it was great. Unfortunately, at some point over the last few trips, it started leaking, and by morning it's somewhat flat; not so great anymore. I think it might be leaking from a valve as we can't find any holes. So, it really only held up for a year with moderate/light use. Hard to give a solid recommendation based on that.

I originally purchased a thinner mattress, but due to an error the company offered me the thicker mattress at the same cost. The companies customer service is outstanding to say the least in my opinion. It folds up easily when I need to break down the camper, which is a benefit. I would recommend to a friend.

This works well in our van - good comfort level. My only complaint is that it's a little slippery and I do notice I get a little hotter when I sleep.

it is an ok air mattress for the price the one complaint I would have is that it doesn't inflate itself very well.

Having read both positive and negative reviews on this mattress, I got more than I expected. No, its not 2" thick, but it is very comfortable for its thickness. I found it more comfortable than a 4" inflatable air mattress. It is too bulky and heavy to use backpacking, but we made the purchase to give us added comfort when using our two person backpacking tent as a car camping tent. Its great for that purpose, plus it doubles as a kids bed for overflow occasions when having overnight guesses at our house. Its perfect for our needs.

The first trip with this mattress was great. We used it in our trailer it worked just as we intended. The second trip well..... We tested the mattress before we left. Found a hole used a repair kit... Thought it was fixed. First night on we ended up on the ground. Thought we found the hole, a new hole. Trail fixed it. It looked good. Ended up on the ground. We repeated this for the next 3 nights. We were tent camping in the woods. No option to hotel it. Our backs were sore and we still cannot figure out where the hole is or how to fix it.

So.. I paid close to another $40 to go for this 2 inch thick model over the thinner 1.2 inch one. It will not self inflate to anywhere near 2 inches! In the very middle it is just about 1 1/2 inches and not even 1 inch around the edges. What the hell?? Doesn't even look like it has the material to spread to 2 inches? Thought maybe they sent the wrong one, but the weight is correct for the 2 inch model...It would be nice if they had the size listed on the pad itself, not just the generic label for all models.Looked on the internet and it said sometimes it takes up to 5 minutes to inflate when new and wrapped for so long, but it has been a few hours now and no change, not a cold day either. another site said try blowing air into it the first time, again, first caps don't remove and when I did figure a way to tape my Coleman mattress pump on it, it made no difference, didn't even accept any more air.I guess I'll let it sit out over night, but if I don't get my full 2 inches- the main reason I paid more for this model- the damn thing is going back..what an inconvenience!