I got a 4" self-inflating pad from Naturehike. It has foam inside so it inflates quiclkly and is pretty supportive while also letting you sink in a little and has snaps to connect to another pad if needed. I used it on a road trip through multiple campsites and it's one of my favorite pieces of camping gear so far. The only downside it's still fairly large when rolled up, but it's not a bit deal for me since I mainly car camp.
How long did it take for that to happen?
I bought a NatureHike self inflating mattress for half the price of the Decathlon to test out self inflating mattresses. It only lasted for a year of almost daily use before the foam went flat, no leak though.
I’d suggest giving the NatureHike 4.7” or 4” self inflating sleeping pad a try. I have the knockoff of that (MontainHiker 4”) and I can say the knockoff does pack up fairly small and it is still quite comfortable.
I have tried an Exped megamat knockoff (Hikenture 4”) and this is significantly smaller, the Hikenture is a firmer in comparison.
Get one from Nature Hike. We use **[Nature Hike Ultra Light Sleeping Pad](https://s.shopee.ph/8Kh5Xzq2oF)** para hindi ganoon ka hassle and kabigat dalhin. Even sa tents namin we always opt to choose UL. Portable rin ng storage niya maliit lang talaga. But, still your choice. Okay din if yung automatic na bilhin mo para hindi na kayo mahirapan mag inflate. My friend have it, yung **[Nature Hike Automatic Inflatable Pad](https://s.shopee.ph/4ArWaUxfp3)**. Mas thicker siya and mas may cushioned of course, compared sa UL.
These were decent a few years ago before the Chinese OEMs upped their inflatable game. Kilos/Trekology/Naturehike/etc are a better value
That being said, Klymit does list ASTM R-Values now unlike some other budget pad producers which still use their made up ratings
Intersting fact, Klymit also makes the Cabelas/Basspro branded inflatable pads
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