In the 1980s I had a Coleman™ inflatable air mattress. When deflating, the air coming out smelled like a car tire. The rubber was bonded to a heavy canvas fabric. It lasted at least a decade with no leaks.
These days air mattresses usually die in less than two years, and that is with infrequent use on carpeted floors rather than monthly camping trips in a tent.
“I’ve been waiting for air mattresses and this is close enough I guess. A family member just moved to another state for a job and me and others have wanted to visit him but he has no extra beds/matresses,etc so this will be perfect for a 1 to 2 night visit at his new apartment for me and other family members”
“Good idea, right?
I know you have plenty of sleep possibilities for guests in your home, but what about your (college) apartment? These will take very little storage space.”
Another possibility:
I do not know anything about deer hunting, but if laying-in-wait is involved then these should make good matts for comfort and insulation against the cold ground, like a “duck blind”.
INTERCHANGE WITH MY NIECE:
“You too can have one or more if you think you would like it for the beach or events like concerts and the like.
If using at the beach or outdoor events would a DOUBLE be better?
OR, maybe you are correct: Use a large blanket to keep both the PAD and all your stuff clean.
And if you have two singles you end up with about the same space as the double (a little more), plus the versatility.”
SPECS:
Product: Ultralight 2" Thick Inflatable Sleeping Pads (2-Pack Single or Double)
Condition: New
◦2-Pack Single available in Grey, Double available in Navy
🔶 ◦ Perfect for hiking, camping, backpacking, picnics, beach trips and other outdoor activities
◦ Quadrilateral-shaped bubble structure for even distribution and support
◦ 2.1’’ Thickness support to keep you off the cold, hard ground
◦ Tear Resistant TPU treatment on top and bottom
◦ Waterproof fabrics on top and bottom
◦ Embossed stretch fabric makes the pad more textured instead of feeling like plastic
◦ Opaque fabric is more durable than see-through sleeping pads
◦ Only 20 seconds Stomp to Inflate & 1 second Deflate
◦ Easy to carry around
◦ Odorless and quiet
◦ Pair it up with a sleeping bag for a warm, comfortable night sleep
◦ Single Sleeping Pad Dimensions (inflated): 74"L x 23" W x 2.1" H
◦ Single Sleeping Pad Weight: 1.56 lbs
◦Double Sleeping Pad Dimensions (inflated): 88" L x 56" W x 2.1" H
◦ Double Sleeping Pad Weight: 3.04 lbs
INTERCHANGE WITH MY NIECE:
“You too can have one or more if you think you would like it for the beach or events like concerts and the like.
If using at the beach or outdoor events would a DOUBLE be better?
OR, maybe you are correct: Use a large blanket to keep both the PAD and all your stuff clean.
And if you have two singles you end up with about the same space as the double (a little more), plus the versatility.”
We had an inflatable mattress for camping but now I can’t use it without getting seasick. This is perfect. I was hoping to get one of these anyway and now my IRK is freeeeee
Specs
Product: Ultralight 2" Thick Inflatable Sleeping Pads (2-Pack Single or Double)
Model: USAKKODN1022702, USAKKODN1029352
Condition: New
What’s Included?
OR
Price Comparison
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Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Feb 27 - Tuesday, Feb 28
$29.99 last time on Meh, 12.29.22.
FWIW, the singles are $30/ea at Wally World.
Turns out I actually am in need of two of these so…
/giphy jaunty-loyal-cottonmouth
In the 1980s I had a Coleman™ inflatable air mattress. When deflating, the air coming out smelled like a car tire. The rubber was bonded to a heavy canvas fabric. It lasted at least a decade with no leaks.
These days air mattresses usually die in less than two years, and that is with infrequent use on carpeted floors rather than monthly camping trips in a tent.
@hamjudo
And the pound and a half hardly qualifies as “ultra- light” when backpacking.
PERTINENT COMMENTS:
“I’ve been waiting for air mattresses and this is close enough I guess. A family member just moved to another state for a job and me and others have wanted to visit him but he has no extra beds/matresses,etc so this will be perfect for a 1 to 2 night visit at his new apartment for me and other family members”
“Good idea, right?
I know you have plenty of sleep possibilities for guests in your home, but what about your (college) apartment? These will take very little storage space.”
Another possibility:
I do not know anything about deer hunting, but if laying-in-wait is involved then these should make good matts for comfort and insulation against the cold ground, like a “duck blind”.
INTERCHANGE WITH MY NIECE:
“You too can have one or more if you think you would like it for the beach or events like concerts and the like.
If using at the beach or outdoor events would a DOUBLE be better?
OR, maybe you are correct: Use a large blanket to keep both the PAD and all your stuff clean.
And if you have two singles you end up with about the same space as the double (a little more), plus the versatility.”
Product: Ultralight 2" Thick Inflatable Sleeping Pads (2-Pack Single or Double)
Condition: New
INTERCHANGE WITH MY NIECE:
“You too can have one or more if you think you would like it for the beach or events like concerts and the like.
If using at the beach or outdoor events would a DOUBLE be better?
OR, maybe you are correct: Use a large blanket to keep both the PAD and all your stuff clean.
And if you have two singles you end up with about the same space as the double (a little more), plus the versatility.”
We had an inflatable mattress for camping but now I can’t use it without getting seasick. This is perfect. I was hoping to get one of these anyway and now my IRK is freeeeee
/giphy excitable-heartbroken-skunk
