KLYMIT Static V Lightweight Inflatable Sleeping Pad | Comfortable, Lightweight, Easy to Inflate Portable Air Bed Mattress for Camping, Backpacking and Hiking — Orange

This was recommended by friends to replace my self inflating sleeping pad for a hiking trip. This weighs next to nothing and rolls up nice and small so it’s perfect for a my hiking pack. We moved camp sites each day on our last trip and it was super quick to inflate with a handful of breaths. Packing up is as easy as opening the valve, folding in lengthwise a few times and rolling it up to squeeze the air out. The terrain wasn’t the best our first night and it was still incredibly comfortable. I couldn’t even feel the rocks or roots my tent had to be placed on. Cleaning is super easy as well since it lays flat when deflated. Would definitely recommend!

Okay, so, I've used self inflatable pads since forever, and decided I wanted to try out some more ultra light alternatives. My friend has the klymit V2, I thought, let me save money and get the V. It's a great pad! But has two pretty bad cons in my opinion. One, the old valve system STINKS, it leaks air while you blow it up. I've heard and read about that and thought it wouldn't be that big of a deal, but it really "blows" having to deal with it lol. The other thing is the sack is a lil to small, and it is actually pretty hard to get it back in, that's coming from someone who uses SELF INFLATING PADS, which are really hard to get back in. Having used my friends V2, here's what I think. It's a good pad, but the newer version is WORTH the extra cash. Don't get this, get the V2. If you can't afford the extra 20 bucks, well, there's even cheaper alternatives on amazing you should be getting instead. Great pad, get the V2. I think I'll keep this one, and buy the V2, maybe I'll use this one for my friends who don't have camping gear, they can deal with putting it away lol

I wasn't sure about this purchase once I saw it. It appeared made from flimsy material and a little thin for my poor old back. BUT...I spent three days on this while moto camping, and I have to say, it did its job well. I never felt the cold wet ground beneath my tent. I got a good night's sleep and to my surprise, wasn't sore. It's SUPER small and lightweight rolled into its tiny pack, which fits well in my saddle bags.Compared to the more expensive models, I'd say this is a good buy.

Pad was comfortable until it deflated overnight on it's first use. Tried it a second time and the same thing happened. No visible holes. Likely just poor quality and unable to return beyond thirty daysNo customer support or attempt to reach out. Waste of $40

Took this pad for a 9 day camping trip down the Allagash River in Maine. It worked great for side sleeping when not fully inflated, best pad I have ever owned. On the 47 degree nights I wished I had the insulated one but for anything about 50 degrees it was perfect! Rolls up really small, and is completely waterproof, and dries very quickly. I'll be getting these for the whole family for now on. Also great price. Much more comfortable than the foam, or self inflating packable pads I have owned in the past. BUY IT!

Received the pad today.Definitely compact when deflated.Took about 2 minutes for me to inflate. Was a little narrow for my taste (6' male with wide shoulders). I'll probably spring for the 30" wide version for myself and give this to wife or kids.Tested on a wood floor. I liked it about half inflated (stomach sleeper). My wife thinks it will be good enough for her as a side sleeper.Took less than 5 minutes to fully deflate/roll up and it ACTUALLY FIT back into the original bag on first try.Bought this one as a test since it was the cheapest of their line-up. Will likely buy a few more so each member of family has one.

Bought this to try out since I need a backup for my camping season for work. I was excited about this pad because my current pad which I've had for 4 years, I always end up sliding off and end up on my tent floor. This pad did the same even though it is "designed" to keep you from sliding off. It seems like this pad is made for someone very light weight and not a normal human with some meat. I'm 150lbs and 5'9, so not a huge person, but both nights of camping I ended up on my cold tent floor. The pad is also very hard when blown up full but when I tried letting a little air out, it still was hard since the air collects around outer areas. I'm very disappointed in this pad but will keep it as a backup in case my better pad leaks during the season. I'm also disappointed in how bulky and heavy the pad is and would not consider it for backpacking if you're looking to save on weight and space. Additionally, the pad takes forever to blow up and fold up. After a long day of hiking the last thing you want to do is waste more energy on your sleeping pad and this one may be the worst I've ever had for time it takes to fill w/ air. This company needs to do some more work to get this pad to be better functioning on a lot of different levels.

This is as comfortable as I thought it might be, but every day I have to re-inflate it before sleeping on it. I have only used it for a week and have it on a cot, never on the ground. It does not stay fully inflated over a 24 hr period.