Stoic

Double Cloud Camp Bed LUX

Does not self inflate and is HUGE

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Weight:

165

0 idea what the point of this sleeping pad is. It’s bigger than an air mattress when deflated, and does not self inflate as advertised. It also began leaking after the first use. Pretty amazing, but a Walmart brand air mattress performs better than this.

Pretty expensive to NOT hold air!

I got this for use in my hard sided roof top tent. The 2 rotating air valves just dont hold air through the night. The mattress stays up in the tent (on flat solid smooth surface) and by morning its lost half the air. Irritating to mess with equipment that I wish wouyld just preform like its supposed to but doesnt. Not sure if its the little rubber flapping valves or what but I do not recommend!! I dont even think they are replaceable little rubber flaps. frustrating.

Pretty good

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Not as comfy as my Exped Megamat Duo, but comfy enough, and folds down way smaller. I would give it 4 stars, because it wasn’t as comfy as I had hoped, but my partner says he thinks 5 stars. We’ve only used it on one trip so far though. He likes a firmer mattress, and I need a softer, smooshier. one. I thought the Exped was comfier than most home mattresses, however, it developed a leak after one week of use. This one hasn’t (yet).

It's a legit bed.

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Size Bought:

XL

I bought this for car camping (definitely not for backpacking—it is huge). I have always used double beds as part of my sleep system, but I opted for the ultra-light variety, which always worked well until my tiny lab puppy grew into an 80-lb bed hog. This was a hail mary to hopefully be able to continue camping with wonderpup and my wife. It has been incredible. We have camped in rainy and cold weather (we live in MT), and the insulation on the mat is fantastic. This mat is the only camping mat that has ever allowed me to get a full night's sleep without waking/tossing and turning. Everybody also has enough space to sleep without being in each other's business. (I am 6' 165#, my wife is 5'6" 130#, and our dog is a lean 80# - he's huge). We pair it with a tango duo quilt or king solomon down bag. I highly recommend it for car camping. We have used this for a total of 10 nights outside (plus I lay it out on the porch for those hungover Sundays).

Doesn’t hold air

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Height:

6' 1"

Weight:

210

After second use, wouldn’t hold air. Would be sleeping on ground half way through the night.

So comfortable

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Size Bought:

One Size

Height:

5' 11"

Weight:

160

I nothing but good things to say. Setup is easy, unroll and open both valves to self inflate, can take a little bit to finish. A few extra breaths later at the end to get the right feel, close and done. I've slept in 30 degree temps and felt NO cold coming through. Wrap up is really easy, flip both valves until it reads "deflate" and fold in half lengthwise than start rolling. Air will not go back into the mattress as long as the valves are in the correct position. I have used this twice now, and I will say so far it is worth the investment to sleep on something good on the rocks of Pennsylvania.

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

This is truly great

I found this tent when I was shopping for Exped. This one has a similar design to the exped but is much cheaper in price. I gave this one a try and this one exceeded my .

Super comfy, super sized, slow to pack

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Size Bought:

Dbl lux

Weight:

215

Bought this for car camping. It is huge and heavy and warm as expected and is made for luxury. Definitely more comfortable than an air mattress and any conventional sleeping pad, and probably more comfy than my king size bed too. Plenty warm for tent camping during ski season. Adjustable bounce when inflating let's you find the perfect comfort. Self inflates surprisingly quickly (after the 2nd or 3rd use) and takes only a few breaths to finish off (much less than an inflatable sleeping pad). I haven't had any leaking with the spinning valves, but they shouldn't be hard to o ring seal if needed. My only complaint is that this mat is hard to pack up with one person despite the flipping valves. Takes maybe 8 min of repeatedly rolling to get all the air out and closing and opening the valves to keep all the air from coming back in. But if you're ok fighting it for a few minutes and have room to bring it with, can't go wrong with this super comfy pad. And it's way more affordable than even a used exped mat, and pairs well w unfitted full size sheets so no sleeping bag needed.

Comfortable but repacking is a nightmare

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Self inflated easily but deflating was horrible. With two people it took a decent amount of time to get it as small as possible which was still too bug for its stuff sack which ripped when we got it back in. Sadly we didn’t use it in the first 30 days so no refund in sight.