10" Intex Dura-Beam Standard Downy Twin Size Air Mattress

yourr8

Dec 7, 2025 4:14 PM

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yourr8Dec 7, 2025 4:14 PM

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good for camping?

ThriftyMint9233

Dec 7, 2025 4:57 PM

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ThriftyMint9233Dec 7, 2025 4:57 PM

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nice one. good price

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good for camping?

I think its better to get a queen size for stability but this is a good price. Honestly, I would just splurge on a slightly higher quality one but its always a tossup doing so because these things always end up leaking at some point. Having said that, I have one that was around $90 ten years ago. it leaks a little but never actually goes flat. It also has a built in pump so it can be reinflated throughout the night. My kids used it quite a bit when they were younger so it also acted as a trampoline. Its a rare case of getting what you paid for in todays overseas produced throwaway world.

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sgurusam

Dec 7, 2025 6:10 PM

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No pump. Need to buy separately.

Queen with pump and pillow is priced at $33. Looks good
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BYB6N...d0INT&th=1

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Exmoor

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good for camping?

I took three of these on a trip with my kids to Yellowstone over the summer. Overall they worked very well for car camping. They're probably twice as tall as they need to be to be comfortable even for a full grown man (6'1", 175lbs) so bottoming out was never remotely an issue. The thickness of the material was better than I expected and I wasn't worried about punctures from things like pine needles. There are a couple of things to be aware of though:

1. They're big. Twin is kind of an awkward size for camping, IMO, if you don't have a ton of tent space. We managed to fit 3 in a "6 person" tent and 4 would've been absolutely out of the question. Twin is also too small for two people to share (and sharing an air mattress has its own issues since movement is transferred so much). Also, I don't think this would fit in the back of a CUV like a RAV4.

2. They're heavy. Absolutely not a backpacking item.

3. No insulation. If it's cold you're basically sleeping on cold air and since you're compressing the sleeping bag insulation under you you're not getting much insulation there. We were very chilly waking up in the mid-40s even sleeping in sweats and bags I've taken down lower than that. You could throw a cheap foam pad underneath you which might help a bit in cooler conditions.

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yourr8

Dec 7, 2025 8:47 PM

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Quote from Exmoor

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I took three of these on a trip with my kids to Yellowstone over the summer. Overall they worked very well for car camping. They're probably twice as tall as they need to be to be comfortable even for a full grown man (6'1", 175lbs) so bottoming out was never remotely an issue. The thickness of the material was better than I expected and I wasn't worried about punctures from things like pine needles. There are a couple of things to be aware of though:

1. They're big. Twin is kind of an awkward size for camping, IMO, if you don't have a ton of tent space. We managed to fit 3 in a "6 person" tent and 4 would've been absolutely out of the question. Twin is also too small for two people to share (and sharing an air mattress has its own issues since movement is transferred so much). Also, I don't think this would fit in the back of a CUV like a RAV4.

2. They're heavy. Absolutely not a backpacking item.

3. No insulation. If it's cold you're basically sleeping on cold air and since you're compressing the sleeping bag insulation under you you're not getting much insulation there. We were very chilly waking up in the mid-40s even sleeping in sweats and bags I've taken down lower than that. You could throw a cheap foam pad underneath you which might help a bit in cooler conditions.

good review! rep'ed, and I will pass. worship

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TheBigCPabster

Dec 7, 2025 9:28 PM

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Quote from Exmoor

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I took three of these on a trip with my kids to Yellowstone over the summer. Overall they worked very well for car camping. They're probably twice as tall as they need to be to be comfortable even for a full grown man (6'1", 175lbs) so bottoming out was never remotely an issue. The thickness of the material was better than I expected and I wasn't worried about punctures from things like pine needles. There are a couple of things to be aware of though:

1. They're big. Twin is kind of an awkward size for camping, IMO, if you don't have a ton of tent space. We managed to fit 3 in a "6 person" tent and 4 would've been absolutely out of the question. Twin is also too small for two people to share (and sharing an air mattress has its own issues since movement is transferred so much). Also, I don't think this would fit in the back of a CUV like a RAV4.

2. They're heavy. Absolutely not a backpacking item.

3. No insulation. If it's cold you're basically sleeping on cold air and since you're compressing the sleeping bag insulation under you you're not getting much insulation there. We were very chilly waking up in the mid-40s even sleeping in sweats and bags I've taken down lower than that. You could throw a cheap foam pad underneath you which might help a bit in cooler conditions.

Yes this is normal with air mattresses. They are cold. You need to have sufficient warm bedding to insulate your body from the mattress.

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mrbb008

Dec 8, 2025 4:08 AM

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Quote from yourr8

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good for camping?

Good enough for car camping. I took 2 of them to Zion for a week. It wasn't cold so we didn't even zip up the sleeping bags. They do leak a little bit but nothing too bad. If you like a super firm feel then you'd need to pump air every other day. For the price they are great.

adamsw216

Dec 8, 2025 4:32 AM

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Bought a couple of these when I had some relatives over and not enough beds/couches. Wife and I slept on them in our home office and they worked well for that purpose. We previously tried one of those memory foam roll beds and that was terrible (lots of back pain in the morning). My only complaint about these are, if you roll over a lot, they can make a lot of noise if they're up against another air mattress or a wall or something.

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DylanR22

Dec 8, 2025 5:26 AM

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DylanR22Dec 8, 2025 5:26 AM

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These are great. I slept on one for ~4 months in college!

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slicktomorrow

Dec 8, 2025 2:33 PM

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slicktomorrowDec 8, 2025 2:33 PM

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Beware these don't last long (several uses then loses air constantly).

wrong20

Dec 9, 2025 11:53 PM

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wrong20Dec 9, 2025 11:53 PM

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We have 5 of these and use them for camping and kid sleepovers. The ones we have are doing great with no leaks at about 3 years old after too many kid sleepovers to count. These things are great, buy them and throw them in the closet!

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The Intex 64757E Dura-Beam Twin Air Mattress (75"L x 39"W x 10"Th) is now $9.51 on Amazon, cheaper than the $17.99 price tag at the manufacturer's shop. It's an air bed used for guests, camping.

✔ FIBER-TECH BEAM CONSTRUCTION – Comprised of thousands of high-strength polyester fibers that provide enhanced comfort, stability and support; Fiber-Tech Beam Construction can withstand more weight and pressure without losing its comfort or stability
✔ DURABILITY – Unlike traditional air beds that tend to sink or dip over time, our 10" raised Dura-Beam Air Mattresse is designed to withstand the weight of the sleeper without sagging or losing its shape
✔ 2-IN-1 VALVE – The Dura-Beam Standard Classic Downy Air Mattress has a 2-in-1 valve with extra wide opening that allows for easy inflation and deflation (Air pump sold separately)
✔ VELVETY SLEEPING SURFACE – The air mattress features a velvety sleeping surface that is not only soft and comfortable, but also easy to clean; this makes it an ideal choice for use as a guest bed or for camping trips
✔ STRETCH – At first inflation the material will STRETCH, which is sometimes misinterpreted as leaking; You will sense a loss of pressure, that's just the bed stretching, simply re-inflate the bed again; the bed will fully settle within 2-3 nights

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...0DER&psc=1