Coleman Company Youth Self-Inflating Camp Pad,Pink
June 28, 2018 - Comment
Pack compact nighttime comfort and support when you have a Coleman Self-Inflating Camp Pad. Just roll it out and open the free-flow valve-the pad will automatically inflate itself. You can count on the durable, weather-resistant nylon shell to hold up night after night. When the fun is done, just open up the valve, push out the air as you roll it up, squeeze out what’s left with the compression straps and throw it in the trunk with the rest of your gear.
Product Features
- Made of the highest quality materials
- Camping outdoor sleeping gear
- Another quality Coleman product
- Self-inflating/deflating free-flow valve-no pump needed
- Hook-and-loop elastic straps for compact storage and easy transport
- Rugged polyester shell is durable
- Inflated dimensions: 49 x 20 x 1 in. (124.5 x 51 x 2.5 cm)
- 1-year limited warranty
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Nice for travel with a toddler Inflates nicely and very comfortable for my 18 month old when we travel. The material is very slick, it would be nice if one side had a grippy texture to help keep a sleeping bag from sliding off. A yoga mat between the two might do the trick.My kid didn’t mind though. She unfolds it and lays on it in the living room, then folds it up and uses it as a seat. She thinks it’s great, so no complaints from me.
Very good, but you’ll need to puff some air into it. My daughter loves building hide-outs and sleeping in them. This pad works great for her. It didn’t inflate by itself, I blew into it to inflate it fully. Though it doesn’t seem to bother her, the pad’s just a bit short; she’s about 47 inches and her feet or her head hang off– it depends how she’s sleeping. I bought it because it was advertised for youth and gave the length as 49 inches. I should have realized her prone length for a pad would be about 50 inches, but I will say the descriptor…
1st one was for my son. This one’s for me. This is the second one I’ve purchased based on how impressed I was with the one I bought for my son. Both are built well and don’t seem to be cheap quality. The design is key. Folding instead of rolling makes it much more packable, especially on our overnight backpacking trips. It’s much less bulky and when attached vertically to my pack it doesn’t stick out passed my shoulders and get snagged. It’s only 48″ long but I’ve found that as a torso pad it’s all I need, and at a fraction of the…