Foam Camping Pads for Hiking, Ultralight Foam Mattress Camping, Waterproof Soft Mat for Adults, Wide Picnic Yoga Mats, Folding Camping Pad for Outdoor Backpacking

These are super - very lightweight and compact. Whoever designed these was a good thinker.I use two of these to give me a bit extra cushion, although they do slip into each other... but that's ok. it gives me just a wee bit more extra that I need to stay comfortable. I can sleep on my wood floor with these, plus a blanket underneath them (and I'm in my 50s, so that's saying something about the comfort) (and my back, I suppose, too) ; )These fold up very nicely, and have two big bands that keep them snug. I prefer these over any other thin camping pad by far. Nicer, dryer, (therefore warmer) and lighter.Great for camping, great for extra teens staying over at your house, too. I now own 4 of these.I've tried all sorts of camping pads, air mattresses, etc. These are my faves. By far.

I've been using this for over a year when backpacking, and it's comfortable enough!

I took this camping over the weekend and brought it with me and our group. This mat was lightweight and folded up nicely. It could have been wider to accommodate larger people. I sleep on my sides and unfortunately, this causes pain in my hips and shoulders as there is not enough cushion to support when I woke up in the morning. It will be coming with me again but with additional support in the future!

Good quality and thicker than alternatives, still compact and lightweight

I’m in the Navy and I take naps during lunch. It’s lightweight, stowable, supportive, and keeps me off the cold deck. 100% best naps!

Like: light weightDislike: width too narrow

I purchased this to put underneath my inflatable pad during cold weather camping. My inflatable pad has no insulation, so I thought I would combine the two so my back would stay warm. However, on a recent 5-day backpacking trip where nighttime temperatures got into the 20's, I found that this pad alone provided plenty of insulation. Since it was lighter and more quiet than my inflatable (and pretty much as comfortable), I was using this pad exclusively by the end of the week.The quality seems as good as any of the same style. This will be my go-to sleeping pad year round.

This is easy to lay out and fold up as there is no inflation/deflating required. It is also thick enough, but could be a bit wider.

As a side sleeper, I was worried that this wouldn't be enough cushioning for my hips, but it was perfect. I was hiking The West Coast Trail, and didn't want to risk bringing an air mattress, in case it failed. This was the best decision I could have made. I'm always cold, and it really did reflect heat back to me. Also, while I was awake at camp, it made a perfect chair when it was folded up.Just a random side note, don't leave it around male cats who tend to chew on foam. 🤣 My little guy took a big chunk out of mine.