Great pad. 26" wide is great. Mine must be older since there's no pump attached to it. I've never tried the pump. I just blow it up. The Exped DLX pads are the most comfortable pad for the weight I've slept on, comparing against any Big Agnes or Thermarest pad of similar weight. 3-1/2 inches thick. It just fits into my Big Agnes 3 wire bivy with no room to spare, but it will not fit into my Bibler Tripod bivy. If you are going to buy a bivy and pad, make sure the pad fits into the bivy.

Backpacker gave this pad a good review, but noted that the pump isn't much help. I couldn't get it to do much myself, and if there's a trick to it, the enclosed guide isn't much help. But my biggest beef with the pump is that it makes the rolled pad much thicker than it needs to be (but only on one end). So it's a pain to cram it into the stuff sack, b/c it rolls up asymmetrically. Comfortable pad, but the pump (which I wouldn't use anyway) is a pain. No thanks. I'll be returning this one.

Though skeptical of the integral pump, it worked perfectly - hand over the uncapped breather hole when compressing, hand off the hole on the rebound, repeat. Nifty! Once inflated, I couldn't believe how comfortable this mat was, in ANY position. Packing back down was a breeze as well: Twist open the two corner valves, fold lengthwise into thirds, and roll it up. There was such little resistance from the fiber-fill insulation when rolling up the mat that it felt like I was rolling a thick blanket. In addition to the included stuff sack, a repair kit with two generous pieces of patch material and adhesive are included. Packed away it;s roughly the diameter of a large coffee can and half again as tall, it weighs slightly less than a Thermarest Trail Pro (L), and has an R value of 6. What a fantastic package.

I'm a side sleeper and this mat is awesome. So comfortable. No aching hips and shoulders. Full night's sleep. It's also good and compact and you can fit it back into its included stuff sack without squeezing out every last molecule of air left in it. It is a little heavier than similarly compact mats like the Term-A-Rest Prolite, but it's so much more comfotable it's worth the weight to me. The pump does work. It just takes a little practice.

I usually don't sleep well on the ground but this pad makes it quite comfortable. I really like how small it packs up. Took a little practice to work the pump effectively. Well worth the money if you're looking for comfort and convenience.

Lay down to test it out and woke up 2 hrs later! Won't go back to self inflating, sooo comfortable. The pump is ok, just slow down and let it fully inflate before each pump or you will get nowhere...
Packs away smaller than anything. If i sent it back I'd be looking for another as there ain't no better. Had the downmats but these are warm enough and not as worried about moisture with the synthetic fill.

These are the best pads ever used or slept on I own 4 of the thermarest pads and a few knock off and these pads are so comfortable to use and great to set up Highly recommend them. I have used them in cold weather but not in the winter as of yet. Can no wait to try in the winter though.