NEMO - Roamer Insulated / XL Wide

I have the NEMO Roamer Sleeping Pad - XL Wide and it was well worth the money. I am 6'5 so I needed a big pad. It's basicly half the size of a queen bed in width and the same length. It's also very comfortable. It's significantly more comfortable then many hotel beds I have slept in. It's not very small packed up though so it's for car camping 

After a ton of research we went with the Nemo Roamer XL for a sleeping pad (another option we really liked is the NEMO Quasar 3D Lightweight). For sleeping bags, we decided on the Nemo Jazz because it connects with the Nemo Roamer XL, though you don't need to get that specific one. You didn't mention cots but I would definitely recommend looking into those. That made all the difference for us in terms of comfort, with the added bonus of more space for our gear in the tent. We use both the Helinox Long cots and the NatureHike. The Helinox is definitely easier to set up and I would default to that one, but the NatureHike is significantly cheaper and I've personally found they sleep similarly - just know that the NatureHike is a pain to set up compared to the Helinox. As others mentioned, there are a lot of sales going on right now so it's a great time to snag top products at great prices.

Here's what we've found works best on our Helinox cots: * Nemo Roamer pad: This is our go-to for cot comfort. It's memory foam-like but packs down smaller than traditional options. * Exped MegaMat: If space isn't an issue, this is even plusher than the Roamer. It's like bringing your bed to the campsite.

The Nemo Roamer XL sleeping pads are awesome, they have toggles to join multiple mattresses together (three make a king sized mattress). We use ours all the time and they pack down a little smaller than a typical Coleman sleeping bag. Nemo also has a lifetime warranty… Ours are going on 5 years now and have been used dozens of times… Cant recommend them enough… (Having owned both the nemo roamers and a set of megamats, the roamers pack smaller, come with a better storage bag and have an easier system for inflation)

I have two individual roamers that I used before I bought an RTT. They are good, but I have spent a few nights on friends megamat maxes, and I think they take the cake. Obviously everyone has different preferences, and I do enjoy the roamers.

NEMO Roamer Sleeping Pad. I dont know how but this 4” thick air mattress feels like sleeping on a regular bed. It’s hands down the best choice that I’ve found.

The answer is exped megamat or the Nemo roamed. Expensive, but as comfortable as it can get.

I use a NEMO Roamer and love it

As others have said, an exped megamat duo is probably the best option out there but it's pricey. There's a few from other brands that are a similar design (soft top, filled with foam so labeled as self inflating, etc.). Alternatives would be Nemo Roamer, Sea-To-Summit Comfort Deluxe, REI Camp Dreamer, MEC Reactor. The foam filling and soft top make them way more comfortable than the massive intex matresses or the one you have posted even though they are significantly thinner.

The Exped Megamat is insanely comfortable and keeps you REALLY well-insulated (R Value of 8.1, most cold weather pads are R-value of 5). Not to mention it will last decades before it needs to be replaced, and it's backed up by a lifetime warranty. All expensive sleeping pads are. Ive had both ThermaRest and Nemo send me free replacements when my pad developed a leak The Nemo Roamer is similar, as is the Thermarest Mondoking. But what makes me love the Exped Megamat is that the top layer feels like it stretches, sp the pad contours to your body like memory foam, just less thick https://www.outdoorgearlab.com/topics/camping-and-hiking/best-camping-mattress#an-exceptionally-comfortable-mat

This is the right answer. Runner up can go to the Nemo Roamer. They have a double or you can get 2 XL wides and connect them to make an actual queen.

The Nemo Roamer, if it’s not sold out, is the best car camping pad. I’ve had that and the megamat and the Nemo is much better than the megamat in every way. Plus it’s a smaller company with a zero questions asked warranty. On a different Nemo pad that I tore on a sharp rock I was out in the middle of nowhere Wyoming they said I had 2 options. They’ll send me a new pad free of charge to any address or they located the closest Nemo dealer and to purchase the same pad (they had already made sure it was in stock too) and send them the receipt and I would be reimbursed.

Nemo roamer is better than the exped megamat.

Can confirm. Best night's sleep I've ever had camping was on a borrowed Nemo Roamer. I've even known of a couple people who use it as a guest bed when they have overnight visitors. My favorite part is that they're soooo quiet. No rustling or rubbed-balloon sound when you roll over.

Best night's sleep I've ever had camping was on a Nemo Roamer.

Nemo Roamer is another mattress-like sleeping pad. Best night's sleep I've ever had camping was on a Roamer. I know a person who uses one as a guest bed when they have family visiting.

The Nemo Roamer is definitely the most comfy one, not sure if it’s suitable to hike with though

Echoing what teddylexington said. Expeds are constantly in the re-supply and a pain in the ass to pack back up. Exped also has a limited warranty vs the Nemo roamer’s lifetime warranty. I can pack up a roamer by myself in 15 mins without breaking a sweat and it’ll be half the size of an exped.

Nemo Roamer gang. Have two XL Wides and a Double.

I just ordered the BA boundary deluxe in 30x78 and am also 6'4". I'll let you know how it compares to some other options I've used.  Previous I've always used a Coleman airbed for warm weather canoe camping but they are about 2kg so pretty heavy for hiking. Seems like BA are the only people that make a full 30" wide pad in the backpacking style. I've got a nemo roamer too which is super comfy but pretty high volume.