Coleman  Silverton Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad

So far this is a good investment . It inflates itself of course the directions say in 5-10 minutes that is so wrong it took more like 30 minutes . The bumpers on the sides you have to manually blow up and they are a Lille bit of a challenge to do just that, but once you get the hang of it it’s good. The mattress if firm about 1.5 “ thick give ot take. Not bad for my first sleeping pad . It also deflates by itself as well . No equipment needed . . Fir the price you can’t beat it .

Love this product for camping! It works great! Don’t have to worry about it defeating thought the night. Also keeps you warm! Inflates quick well worth the money

We bought two of these for our camp cots, what a nice difference and added cushion and comfort. They inflate and deflate quickly, and roll up to a decent size. We are not backpack campers, so size isnt an issues for us, but they are certainty not big when rolled up. I can definitely see these being used without the cots and being every bit as comfortable. We have used these for two multi day trips, so far so good, no complaints and they seem to be built to last.

Great pad on the whole. I wish the pillow was already filled, since stuffing the pouch with clothes or a blanket isn't super comfortable. The size is good, but I really wish it packed up smaller. It's on the bigger side if you want to take it backpacking. It's great in an Eno since it gives more support, cushion, and protection from the cold.

I bought 2 of these in anticipation of a camping trip with my daughter. I'm not an experienced camper and she's not one for roughing it. But knowing the temps in June in Oregon aren't going to be sleep-in-a-t-shirt weather, I wanted to add a pad to our cots for insulation. These pads were affordably priced for newbies like ourselves, but will likely upgrade if we camp often. I love the self-inflating feature, the valve cap that won't detach and get lost, the toggles to assist with rolling. The attached stuff bag/pillow casing is fantastic. But Coleman lost a star for one reason... the self-inflation feature doesn't inflate the bumpered sides as pictured. For that, you have to wrap your mouth around the 3/4" valve cap and blow. Don't bother grabbing your foot pump or air compressor. There's no way to attach it. This pad would be a 5-star product if Coleman had thought to include a simple beachball type valve for getting those plumped up bumpers and maximum padding.

This pad is great because it provides a waterproof barrier between the ground and your sleeping space. It self inflates and helps keep you in your sleeping space, thanks to the edges that surround you. I am not sure how durable it is since I have not had it long.

I had my sleeping mat for years and the only reason I replaced it is that I am getting too old and needed to switch to an air mattress. I like the self-inflating, I just unrolled it and went on with the rest of my camp set up. It also rolled up very easily.

Not saying I'm not stoked with this. Its even great in my hammock. Yet I do have some furry friends. Can I just wash and dry it?because in a bit of a hurry also ive needed to put a few makeshift patches on claw scratches... And how do you blow up the sides.

This pad TOO BIG and TOO HEAVY for the backpacking needs to be 1lb lighter to make it work -- cant return it -- now stuck for tailgate camping. Coleman should publish the pack dimensions and weight, which is conveniently missing on all of their products.

My 8 year old used this for three nights of tent camping. He was happy. I noticed that the side channels lost a bit of air by the end of the third night. It is possible he messed with the valve. I'd recommend this one, especially for the price.