Almost like in bed ..................

Almost like in bed. But only almost.
My wife and I walk in the mountains. And as it sometimes happens (or more) that you have to sleep in the bivouac huts or unfortunately, there are only the bare cot in a hut hosted. Air mattress and foam pad were somehow not the bringer. So we searched and found this part, which met our requirements. So far we had the things twice in use and were very pleased. I'm a little heavier and have not worn me on this camping mattress.
Positives:
This camping mattress is long and wide enough for large and heavy people. You can turn over in bed without falling down. The mat inflates independently from the beginning to finding an acceptable size and thickness. But it is in my view to recommend the first time by nachblasen to increase the volume. Later, one can, if one is on it and it's hard to still deflate. The outer fabric is very robust and small impurities can be basically removed easily. The bottom is water impermeable (I put in any event). The mat does what it should. She keeps away moisture and cold ground by the user.

Negatives:
The sleeping pad is delivered in a transport bag, where it is held with two tensioning straps in the form. So far so good. Just to get the inflated mat again in this pack size that's actually a problem. To roll the mat by hand together and to let this open both or a valve is a huge hassle and requires power.
My advice therefore. Me When bleeding lying on the mat, turn both valves and turn again to the left and right. So a large proportion of the air escapes. Then close a valve and turn the mat slowly together.
Another Mango is the size in its packaging. Well you know in advance how large the part is and also what it weighs. So you should think about if one takes this mat on tour, what you want then leave on its site. Strapped to the backpack drags you a huge tube around with you. And when entering and exiting the bus or train you so that fits through any door.
And the weight of the rolled-up state should not be underestimated. In the first tour my wife and I have accordingly gefl ..............! But if you want to be comfortable, then you have m. suffer from flat.
Furthermore, you should make sure that one does not put the mat on a surface that has sharp rocks or thorns. Den, the robust underground could tear. (Should this happen, so the bag comes with a repair kit.)
Conclusion:
A great part. It does what it should and I can sleep in a good mood.
Whether this mat you should take with you on a walking tour, however, that everybody has to decide for himself.

I would buy this again sleeping pad.