Trekology UL80 Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Camping

I love how light the pad is but it inflates super quick and is very durable. I can't wait to backpack with it. Super lightweight is right and packs down to about 2 soda cans put together! Would buy again

This is a great 3 season match! Just bought a second one to replace my Gear Doctors UL (17 oz.) that took a crap on me after a few good years. But I absolutely do not mind the extra 10oz on this Trekology UL pad. It's spacious, comfy and curves around your body to help keep you centered. Best of all, it's a fraction of the price of these other UL sleeping pads out there. Buy it, you'll be glad you did.

I will recommend this one because its a good product for the outside and the inside.

Works very well have been using it every night for about three weeks. Easy to inflate and deflate , has no air lose !!! Lightweight and durable. Would definitely buy again . AAAAA

Bought this for my wife and she loves it

Just as comfortable as my expensive pad. Happy that I bought this :)

I bought the mat as my old one (Exped Airmat) startet to loose air. As the mat seemed to be light, thick (which is important for me as I am slim and need a soft mat) and had very good reviews at a reasonable price, I bought it. I am very happy with it after the first nights. The air stays in, it´s soft and comfortable and it´s easily inflated and packed up.

I bought this sleeping mat to save weight and space in my pack. It does just that and is the most comfortable sleep ive had wild camping! It is basically a full on airbed that packs downs to a tiny size, unbelieveable value and so much better than the standard sleeping mats for comfort and size. Highely recommend buying this if you are still unsure. Not had any problems so far but i would recommend getting the pump sack to help with inflating it.

Overall for the price a very light and packable sleeping pad. Put it over a spot that had a tree root and didn't feel a thing. I wish it was better insulated as I did get pretty cold in the night but I expected that for the price and if you invest in other aspects of your sleep system like a good sleeping bag and sleeping layers you should be just fine. Also if you dont have super powerful lungs Id recommend a pump of some sort to inflate it although I was able to get by just fine blowing it up a little at a time then stopping when I got light headed.

The trekology seems to be a good mattress. It is about four inches thick, rolled up its about the size of a rolled up towel, and is less than a pound in my pack. It took about five minutes of breathing into it to inflate, and stayed inflated for over a week without loss of air. It came without a patch kit, so only four stars.