One button, no breath.
The pump is integrated near the valve. Inflate in 60 to 90 seconds, deflate in under a minute. Charges via USB and holds enough for several inflate/deflate cycles per charge.
Self-Inflating Camping Pad with Electric Pump
Sale price
$79.99
Regular price
$114.99
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Self-Inflating Camping Pad with Electric Pump
Sale price
$79.99
Regular price
$114.99
Only 8 left in stock
- Built-in electric pump. One button inflates and deflates automatically.
- 3.15" memory foam, thick enough to forget you're sleeping on the ground.
- Integrated headrest plus 4-season rating. One less thing to pack.
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Specs
- Thickness
- 3.15 inches
- Fill
- Open-cell memory foam (EVA)
- Inflation
- Self-inflating + built-in electric pump
- Dimensions (inflated)
- 76.77 inches × 26.38 inches
- Packed dimensions
- 27.56 inches × 10.63 inches (cylinder)
- Weight
- 5.95 lbs
- Colors
- Green
- Headrest
- Integrated
- Season rating
- 4-season
Self-inflating means you open the valve and walk away. The electric pump tops it off in seconds. No blowing, no waiting, no deflated morning surprises.
What it is
A built-in pump. 3 inches of memory foam. Inflate and deflate with one button.
The pump lives inside the pad. Press it once to fill, again to empty. The foam is open-cell memory foam, 3.15 inches thick, which is roughly double a standard sleeping pad. An integrated headrest doubles as a pillow.
Sleep, not survive
The first pad that feels like a bed.
Thick enough to forget you're on the ground. Warm enough for shoulder-season nights. Quiet enough to actually sleep on. Wake up rested, then press a button and roll it back into the carry cylinder.
Why it works
Real foam, not just an air bladder.
3.15 inches of memory foam, roughly double the thickness of a standard sleeping pad. Open-cell construction means the foam contributes most of the support; the pump just dials in firmness.
Pillow built in. Insulation rated for winter.
The headrest is part of the pad, no separate pillow needed. 4-season insulation rating handles spring through winter conditions, including cold-weather camping when paired with a temperature-rated sleeping bag.
Customer Stories
Trusted by people who actually use this gear
★ ★ ★ ★ ★“The pump is the whole point. Press a button and walk away, the pad is full by the time you're back. No blowing into a valve in the cold at 9,000 feet.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★“Three plus inches of foam makes a real difference. I have been camping for 20 years and this is the first pad that actually felt like sleeping on a mattress. It packs down bigger than a standard foam pad, but in a car trunk that has never been a problem.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★“I used it through all four seasons this year, including a few nights down in the high 20s, and slept warm every time, which is more than I could say for the pad I had before.”
FAQ
How does the electric pump work?
The pump is built into the pad near the valve end. Press the inflate button and the pump fills it in 60 to 90 seconds. Press the deflate button to quickly release air and roll it up. It charges via USB and holds a charge for multiple inflate/deflate cycles.
How long does it take to inflate?
The foam begins self-inflating on its own. Open the valve and it expands in a few minutes. The electric pump tops it off to full firmness in 60 to 90 seconds. You can use either alone or both together.
What's the difference between this and a regular sleeping pad?
Most sleeping pads are 1 to 2 inches thick and provide minimal cushioning. They're really just insulation from the ground. This pad is 3.15 inches of memory foam, which is thick enough to actually feel comfortable rather than just tolerable.
Can I use it without the electric pump?
Yes. Open the valve and the foam self-inflates in a few minutes. It won't be as firm as pump-inflated, but it's fully usable. You can also top it off with a few puffs through the valve manually.
Is it warm enough for winter camping?
It's rated 4-season, meaning it's designed to insulate in cold weather including winter conditions. The memory foam core provides insulation from the ground, which is where most heat loss happens during sleep. For extreme cold-weather camping, layer with an insulated sleeping bag rated for the temperature.
How do I store it?
Open the valve fully to release air, then roll firmly from the foot end toward the valve. The foam compresses as you roll. Close the valve once fully rolled and secure the carry straps. Slides back into the carry cylinder and stores flat in most trunks.
Works great for
- Backpackers who don't want to blow into a valve
- Side sleepers who need real thickness
- Four-season campers including shoulder seasons