Self Inflating Sleeping Pad

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.

Actually yes, since mas okay cushioning niya.

Hi, I wanted to share this research I did looking for self inflatable sleeping pads. The pads I looked at: Thermarest Prolite regular 2009 183x51x2.5cm, 490g mummy, used. Multimat Superlite 25 (L) 183x51x2.5cm, 520g Multimat Superlite 38 (L)183x51x3.8cm, 650g Naturehike Air Self Inflating (L) square, 185x55x3.5cm , 540g / Mummy, 490g. I found the perfect compromise in height and weight in the Naturehike. Wider and longer than the others 185x55, 3.5cm and only 540g, more comfortable square design and cheap price. The reviews sound good and will give an update when it arrives. [https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006381129645.html](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006381129645.html) [https://www.ispo.com/news-article/promotion/ispo-award-winner-2024-the-naturehike-featherbone-yugu-ultralight-automatic-inflatable-mat](https://www.ispo.com/news-article/promotion/ispo-award-winner-2024-the-naturehike-featherbone-yugu-ultralight-automatic-inflatable-mat) Base weight: bag, clothes, sleep system 2.5kg now :) [https://lighterpack.com/r/vq1v5m](https://lighterpack.com/r/vq1v5m) https://preview.redd.it/2ibop1jip4wg1.png?width=730&format=png&auto=webp&s=4f6863185bed6b6c14725b69864b13b3ded6c0d9

Google says the R rating is 3.5 for this but doesn't bother me as I will use it for Summer/Autumn. Self inflating pads are more durable than air mattresses so they are more reliable for punctures and just as comfortable as air mattresses depending on your preference. I prefer the stable flat supportive surface of a self inflatable pad. Square [https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu-ultralight-self-inflating-pad](https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu-ultralight-self-inflating-pad) Mummy [https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu%E2%84%A2-ultralight-self-inflating-mummy-pad?variant=47262606819584](https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu%E2%84%A2-ultralight-self-inflating-mummy-pad?variant=47262606819584) There is another slightly heavier model with R rating of 3.6: [https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu%E2%84%A2-r3-6-ultralight-self-inflating-sleeping-pad](https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu%E2%84%A2-r3-6-ultralight-self-inflating-sleeping-pad)

I realise this might not be correct as I asked Google and it told me two models: 3.5R and 3.6R. This is the 3.6R which is about 150g heavier so I think it must be close to this. You can ask them. [https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu%E2%84%A2-r3-6-ultralight-self-inflating-sleeping-pad](https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu%E2%84%A2-r3-6-ultralight-self-inflating-sleeping-pad) https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu-ultralight-self-inflating-pad? https://www.naturehike.com/products/yugu%E2%84%A2-ultralight-self-inflating-mummy-pad?

we use a exped deep sleep duo lw+ size, it's very comfortable, maybe a bit on the firm side (obviously you set the firmness with the amount of air); someone mentioned that it sleeps hot and I agree you might also look into the naturehike double self inflating/deflating air bed; its the same size bed as the deepsleep, but packs up a little bit larger than the deepsleep; it really does inflate and deflate by itself, and is also thicker (4.7 vs 3 inches) I have one of these too and I think it sleeps cooler than the exped deep sleep, it might be because of the way the foam is structured inside the mattress, the exped is a "solid" flat foam sheet, whereas the naturehike appears to be 50-50 air vs foam strips (you can see how it folds up when it deflates), which may let it be cooler on your back https://a.co/d/77cY8j7 good luck!

we have the deep sleep 7.5 duo and it's really comfortable, the megamat is thicker so it would theoretically be more cushioned for perhaps more comfort is it worth it? I might say no, because there are many competing models out there now that have the similar features and go for cheaper, so that reduces the value in paying so much for an exped branded mat we needed another mat so we bought a Chinese branded one - by naturehike - and I have to say it's just as comfortable, maybe even more so because it doesn't sleep as hot as the exped - and it was a lot cheaper in price https://a.co/d/4ffG149

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 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.

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

Naturehike sells an inflatable one that has a smaller size that fits you good, I have it and its really good