Customer Reviews
Fit in my hammock perfectly!
Easy to use. Fills up with air fairly quickly. Would recommend
This pad has a a built in inflator that works "okay". It works best to pump the pad up tight after blowing in it or using a pump because it is fairly slow. Has a good one way valve that let you use the built in pump to finish the pad off nice and firm.
At first I did not like the fact it was a bit narrow, but it actually makes it great in a hammock or deck chair (or probably car seat too)
It folds easy on the long dimension but is super firm on the narrow dimension (see 5th picture) so it make a very nice stable lay that you can move in but not loose any support. Made the hammock use quite nice.
It's a thick and firm air pad that you can side lay on.
Good quality, will be what I want for canoe tripping. I am pleased with the quality of the product and the price is reasonable.
Sadly I havent been able to get out and test it yet, I plan to go to Canada and the lakes are still frozen! I have been looking for this and glad I found it.
Recieved my go for wild sleep pad, appearance is exactly as expected, the material feels to have a decent durability to it. Size is appropriate for adults body although not an extra wide so your arms may hang off. The directions state 15-20 breaths to inflate, maybe I have small lungs it took more like forty. Two things that drew me in were the thickness and built in pump. The built in pump chamber gives you good practice cpr motions to inflate and is much preferred to blowing up the traditional way. Can inflate in about 45 seconds with moderate pumping. It deflates nicely and if you keep roll tight packs up reasonably small for what it is. Thickness allows you to fill then deflate to get desired comfort without being on the ground as soon as little air is let out. My intitial impression is good and would recommend it. I’ll see how long term durability is after some more use.