Zenbivy Light Mattress

Seems to be a great mattress - as light as my old air mattress but with significantly higher insulation and comfort. The inflation system is also a huge advance: 11 - 15 pumps with the bag and it is plenty firm.

Not regretting buying this mattress. Third mattress I’ve tried in a year and so far this is number 1. Back, side, stomach, no issues.

The best sleeping pad that I have tried!

My pops talked myself and my sister into getting kayaks and we decided we'd like to start camping on the river. That ment we needed to look into gear that packs down small enough to fit into them AND keep us warm on the river bed. I came across Zenbivy and after reading a review left by a man telling about how his wife was freezing one night, she claimed his as her own, he had to come back and buy a second bed, I knew I'd be disappointed with anything else! While my old man and sis went the cheap route, I splurged and got the (25" wide) light 25° bed. Our first time down the river, I was out in a minute and didn't wake up once! Unfortunately I can't say the same for my family. I tried to warn them, a decent night's sleep worth every penny! I am in love with this bed! Thank you Zenbivy

I have back problems and am a side sleeper. Normally, if a mattress is too inflated it hurts my back, so I let air out but by the time it feels comfy I usually feel my hip hitting the ground. Not with this one! It's thick and comfy enough that I don't need to put closed-cell foam pad underneath to cushion my hip. I like that you don't have to blow it up with your mouth. Still takes quite a few stuff sacks full of air, so not necessarily quicker to inflate, but easier, and much faster to deflate. Because of the fast deflation though, if you're opening it just to use the "let the air out gradually" feature (which is great!) to get the right firmness while you're laying on it, make sure you hold the second tab down while you pull the top one off. I didn't do that once and accidentally pulled both off opening up the whole thing and sunk right to the ground losing all the air before I could close it back up. I ended up going with the larger mattress to accommodate my side sleeping because with my old setup either my knees or butt were getting a little cold sticking off, but this is wide enough. The trade-off, which I didn't think about, was that in colder weather with the quilt system, there's now more dead air on the side of me being that it's wider and so the quilt is also wider. So it solved one cold problem but created another (unfortunately I didn't discover this until after the return period, so I guess I'll just have to shove some clothes alongside me).