Therm-a-Rest  BaseCamp Sleeping Pad

I used it for four days. I just came back home and inflated it again before storing it. It doesn't hold the air as well as when I bought it (I inflated it and kept it full for some time, as per the manufacturer's instructions). There is no discernible loss by the valve or at any other place. It seems to be losing it very slowly. It is noticeable after left inflated during the night (and not sleeping on it). It is a pity as the pad is great, a bit big but it worked great during the hike. Good self-inflation and you can make it former with just blowing air in a few times. You don't need Olympic swimmer lungs. Unsure if I would recommend it though...

This sleeping pad is comfortable and stays consistently inflated even over continued use. Fits easily into the back of an SUV. I paired this with a 0 degree sleeping bag and slept warmly and comfortably in the car with temperatures as low as the teens. I ordered the regular size, which gave me a perfect amount of length at 5'7. Packs lightly and easily - I imagine this would serve backpackers very well.

I've used several different Therm-a-rest products over the years for backpacking. My highlight was hiking the John Muir trail. I was tentless so often my sleeping pad was out in the elements or in a moist bivvy sack. These pads last! I just went to pack and I went to pack a almost brand new pad from another brand and the valve fell out. I then grabbed a 20 year old therm-a-rest and it was still good. This is probably the pad I took over 20 years ago on the John Muir.

The ground has robbed my body heat but this pad kept me warm and comfortable in my mummy bag. I purchased the regular size. This works well for me

I gave my old (well used and fantastic) thermarest mattress to a friend in need (his budget mattress had collapsed!) and decided to treat myself to a Basecamp mattress as I mostly take my car when I go camping these days. So glad I did because this mattress is super comfortable (like my old thermarest was) but has just that bit of extra thickness that means that it helps keep me nice and warm from the cold ground when I'm winter camping. It's perfect cosy comfort means I get a great nights sleep whatever the ground conditions or weather conditions. Would 100% recommend this mattress as long as weight isn't an issue for you.

Great sleeping pad, works well and is comfy to sleep on. Pretty long too, just barely fits into the tent, so make sure to measure

I bought this for my mom originally. She's 90 and still loves camping, but can't backpack anymore. Then I bought one for my husband and finally wised up and bought one for myself! My husband and I put our 2 together, put on a fitted sheet, top sheet, & down comforter and we are styling!Mine is the newest and has the new valve that you twist to release the air so your not losing air as you take another breath to blow it up. Yeah, I make sure that I have marked that as mine. Makes it easier and faster to blow it up.

I have this pad in the Large Size it is Great for Car Camping large and comfortable, however it is Heavy and does not pack Small so I would not recommend it for Backpacking.

This is a great mattress. Will last a lifetime. I have had one from thermarest that is 30+years old. Still works great. I use them for morning yoga on a daily basis.

I think I bought two of these in 2015 or 2016 to replace the queen size traditional mattress in my 5th wheel Rv. We have slept on it continuously since then in the 5th wheel for several years and since February 2022, every night in our house. I use these air mattresses together along with a memory foam topper. My husband and I sleep wonderfully and he has a bad back. Prefer this over a traditional air mattress.