Freein Nomad Explorer Series Air Sleeping Pads

It's quite firm and supportive. I was surprised how firm and comfortable it is, as most air mattresses I have had in the past aren't usually very comfortable. It, of course, isn't the same as having a regular mattress, but it would be great for camping or as a spare bed for guests. It comes with a pump and a carrying bag as well. Overall, I think it is quite good and supportive for an air mattress.

This is different than any air mattress that I have used before. If you like a firm mattress, you will love this. it was actually too firm for me when I initially blew it up, I had to let a little air out of it. I actually got this for my camper. The dimensions were pretty close to the RV Short Queen mattress on my Murphy bed in the camper, and I was looking for something a little lighter than the heavy foam that's in there now, because it's difficult for me to lift and lower the bed by myself. It seems like it's going to work well for that application, it's just an inch or two shorter on the sides, but the length is perfect. There is no flocking or anything like that on the air mattress, So you're definitely going to want to use a sleeping bag or mattress pad over it. Like any air mattress, when it gets colder at night, the mattress gets a little less firm, but it does not seem to leak. The pump is pretty cheap. It took me just over 6 minutes to inflate the mattress, and I would not like to do it every day. If you already have another pump, you can get the SUP adapters pretty cheaply. Since I'm not going to be inflating it often (I hope), the included pump should suffice. Oh, and one last thing, be careful opening the box. Don't go slashing away at it with a knife, because the mattress is just laying inside of it and it would be easy to cut it.