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Coleman Self-Inflating Sleeping Camp Pad with Pillow

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Amazon has Coleman Self-Inflating Sleeping Camp Pad with Pillow (Blue) on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free.

Walmart has Coleman Self-Inflating Sleeping Camp Pad with Pillow (Blue) on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

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About this Product:
  • Self-inflating free-flow valve automatically inflates
  • No air pump required
  • Includes pillow to keep head elevated for restful sleep
  • Quick deflating with compression straps that force out air when it's time to pack up
  • Offers extra padding for an additional layer of comfort between sleeping bag and the ground
  • Dimensions: 76 x 25 x 2.5 in.
  • 1-year limited warranty

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Amazon has Coleman Self-Inflating Sleeping Camp Pad with Pillow (Blue) on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free.

Walmart has Coleman Self-Inflating Sleeping Camp Pad with Pillow (Blue) on sale for $29.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter savvyshopper7903 for posting this deal.

About this Product:
  • Self-inflating free-flow valve automatically inflates
  • No air pump required
  • Includes pillow to keep head elevated for restful sleep
  • Quick deflating with compression straps that force out air when it's time to pack up
  • Offers extra padding for an additional layer of comfort between sleeping bag and the ground
  • Dimensions: 76 x 25 x 2.5 in.
  • 1-year limited warranty

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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff

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Written by savvyshopper7903

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Model: Coleman Self-Inflating Sleeping Camp Pad with Pillow, 76" x 25", Blue - Blue

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Anonymous
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They're not bad to sleep on if you have the right expectations. I use mine to insulate against a cot while camping to prevent heat loss to the air below me, but I've also used it directly on the floor at home.

They can be cleaned by wiping down with cleaning wipes, but I generally don't have direct contact with the mat. I still have a sleeping bag or sheets between it and myself
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Yes, this is more of a car camping pad than a backpacking one.

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Nov 09, 2022 01:57 PM
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nicbateNov 09, 2022 01:57 PM
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Are these thing comfy to sleep on? what about cleaning? I don't have any experience with them .
Nov 09, 2022 02:05 PM
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de7ff299-c3ad-43be-88b5-d6544cNov 09, 2022 02:05 PM
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Quote from nicbate :
Are these thing comfy to sleep on? what about cleaning? I don't have any experience with them .
They're not bad to sleep on if you have the right expectations. I use mine to insulate against a cot while camping to prevent heat loss to the air below me, but I've also used it directly on the floor at home.

They can be cleaned by wiping down with cleaning wipes, but I generally don't have direct contact with the mat. I still have a sleeping bag or sheets between it and myself
Nov 09, 2022 03:05 PM
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KyosheroNov 09, 2022 03:05 PM
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Amazon has it for the same price.
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peebsNov 09, 2022 03:17 PM
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Quote from nicbate :
Are these thing comfy to sleep on? what about cleaning? I don't have any experience with them .
I got this from the last SD for a hike around Mount Rainier (30 miles around Wonderland Trail). We did two nights camping and I found it quite comfortable. I would say it's bigger/bulkier than what the other, more experienced, hikers I went with had so if you're considering it for a multiday hike, you may want to consider the space and weight this would add to your pack. Overall, happy with the purchase.
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BrainDocNov 09, 2022 03:52 PM
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Quote from peebs :
I got this from the last SD for a hike around Mount Rainier (30 miles around Wonderland Trail). We did two nights camping and I found it quite comfortable. I would say it's bigger/bulkier than what the other, more experienced, hikers I went with had so if you're considering it for a multiday hike, you may want to consider the space and weight this would add to your pack. Overall, happy with the purchase.
Yes, this is more of a car camping pad than a backpacking one.
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Quote from DelightfulCorn7488 :
Amazon has it for the same price.
Thank you for the heads up, added to OP and Repped!

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infin8007Nov 10, 2022 03:44 PM
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I picked up 3 of the backpacking ones that were top rated at an estate sale for $11 total.

I had no clue acout the self inflating until i got home. i just saw they were $50 each when i looked it up before i bought them, so i figured for 11 bucks heck yea.

Then i discovered how they work.. they're so light.. and they are comfy because they are air mattresses. I think they have some kind of expanding foam inside.. and then when you open the air valve they expand, then you trap the air by closing the valve.. you can release some air to make it softer.

These things are pretty great. I personally wouldn't pay 30 bux but the design is great.

BTW i've been using the camping ones as a car seat cover/pad too. it's been pretty good for long trips. Obviously you don't want this bigger one for that... so i'd recommend gettting the backpacking style because it gives you more versatility.. and you only need the padding on the main parts of your body, you don't need like a mattress size.

Soo I would pass on this deal but i would look for the backpacking type. I also would throw it on the backseat and be very comfortable taking naps on long road trips
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euuser11153660Nov 11, 2022 04:21 AM
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No R-value listed. Unsafe for use in cold weather FYI, at least if you don't want all your body heat to get sucked into the earth. Fine for summer, I'm sure.
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boobolooNov 11, 2022 04:47 AM
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Quote from nicbate :
Are these thing comfy to sleep on? what about cleaning? I don't have any experience with them .
Folding egg crates work better. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-...hbdg=L1100
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TrustJenkinsNov 12, 2022 11:17 AM
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Quote from nicbate :
Are these thing comfy to sleep on? what about cleaning? I don't have any experience with them .
They're good but they're better with the MyPillow mattress topper and Giza Dream Sheets.
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crashnburnNov 26, 2022 06:14 PM
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Quote from infin8007 :
I picked up 3 of the backpacking ones that were top rated at an estate sale for $11 total.

I had no clue acout the self inflating until i got home. i just saw they were $50 each when i looked it up before i bought them, so i figured for 11 bucks heck yea.

Then i discovered how they work.. they're so light.. and they are comfy because they are air mattresses. I think they have some kind of expanding foam inside.. and then when you open the air valve they expand, then you trap the air by closing the valve.. you can release some air to make it softer.

These things are pretty great. I personally wouldn't pay 30 bux but the design is great.

BTW i've been using the camping ones as a car seat cover/pad too. it's been pretty good for long trips. Obviously you don't want this bigger one for that... so i'd recommend gettting the backpacking style because it gives you more versatility.. and you only need the padding on the main parts of your body, you don't need like a mattress size.

Soo I would pass on this deal but i would look for the backpacking type. I also would throw it on the backseat and be very comfortable taking naps on long road trips
Thanks for sharing.
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HempCuresNov 30, 2022 09:30 AM
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Quote from 0ard :
No R-value listed. Unsafe for use in cold weather FYI, at least if you don't want all your body heat to get sucked into the earth. Fine for summer, I'm sure.
Does having an R value make the product better quality? Thank you
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euuser11153660Dec 01, 2022 07:32 PM
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Quote from HempCures :
Does having an R value make the product better quality? Thank you
It's not about quality. The R-value describes the level of thermal insulation between you and the ground. The ground will almost always be colder than you so heat will naturally move from you to the ground, which may be fine or even desired in the summer but can be very dangerous in colder weather. I only mentioned it because this deal was posted in the fall/winter so I wanted to make sure people didn't think this was safe to use in cold weather.

Anyway, all sleeping pads have an R-value, but the fact that there is none listed for this product means the manufacturer probably didn't test for one, which means it wasn't intended to be insulating or to be used in the cold. But it could be perfectly fine for warmer weather.

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