Trekking Inflatable Mattress Trek 700 Air XL - Yellow

Although one night it fully deflated and I found myself sleeping on the floor, turns out I hadn’t closed the seal completely and air was leaking out very slowly. So I make sure to squeeze the seal with my palms now and so far so good.

Nice

This isn't a bad product for summer camping, which does pack small and light but inflated easily. The problem is that so many other products match this for price, pack size, weight and ease of inflation but with a much higher R rating. I would rather spend my money on a product that I could use for 9 months of the year instead of 3 like this. However if you only camp in the summer then this might suit you.

Lightweight used on cycle tour. Would definitely recommend!

My second inflatable sleep mat and definitely Decathlon Forclaz beats my naturehike branded one hands down.Easily inflated and deflated.Supremely comfy.Bargain piece of essential kit.

Bought this last July. Took it trekking in Sweden for a few days. All was good. It then went into storage, was used for a couple of days at a campsite. The next time I came to use it, it was leaking around the inlet valve. Cue very uncomfortable night's sleep and a trip to a store to purchase an alternative. As shame as it's a nice mat. Perhaps a problem is that its bag - which is roomy enough - isn't great for the valve design; folding the mat in such a way as to get it rolled into the size of the bag can easily put too much pressure on the valve, perhaps. I'm not sure as I can't see exactly where the leak is - just a suspricion, as it clearly isn't damaged through misuse or being used a lot.

As a cheaply priced airbed for temperate conditions, this works very well. Quick and easy to inflate/deflate and pack away. Compact and lightweight when packed. Sleeping bag doesn't slide off, and a good size for taller people. And best of all, very comfortable. How durable it is, only time will tell, but has a 2 year warranty. If it doesn't start leaking, I'm very happy with this and happily recommend it.

First one was returned for a faulty seal (wouldn't hold the air pressure) and the second suffers the same after x2 trips. I'd suggest that push-seal valve system is too fragile and not up to the rigours of extended backpacking. Will be replacing with something more reputable/trusted. Nothing worse than sleeping directly on the floor.

Very good pack size and when inflated good with and comfy.

I bought this to take to a festival rather than taking my air bed. The previous year the air bed had been like sleeping on a bubble of cold air, so I was looking for something with an R value. I also like to pack as light as possible, so decided to purchase this over a SIM. It took up very little space in my rucksack, took about 20 breaths to inflate, and was extremely comfortable and warm to sleep on. Although I am only 164cm I bought the XL version because I am a side sleeper. It didn't have any issues with losing air, but I did let some out in the morning and topped it up again before I went to bed, purely because it was very hot during the day and I wanted to avoid any issues with expansion. I used it for 5 very comfortable nights. It went back into its bag perfectly, although it took me about 5 minutes to get it right. Highly recommended.

Light. Easy to install. Easy to storage.

Absolutely brilliant sleeping pad for a short time. Easy to inflate and very comfortable. I got maybe 10 uses out of it and was chuffed with it. But now it deflates with no obvious puncture and no way of fixing it. Very disappointed