Add a cushioned sleep surface to your campsite with this self-inflating foam pad. It combines a supplier-listed 3-inch profile, knitted fabric, sponge foam core and built-in valve, then rolls into the included carry bag.
The imported description lists a high-elasticity sponge interior, 30D knitted surface fabric and TPU coating. The built-in valve allows the foam pad to expand, with 3–5 minutes claimed for inflation under unspecified conditions.
Open the valve and roll the pad to release air before storing it dry in its bag. Blue and green are available as separate color choices.
| Type | Self-inflating foam sleeping pad; not an elevated cot |
|---|---|
| Overall dimensions, supplier listed | 75 × 28 × 3 in |
| Listed weight | 6.5 lb |
| Surface / coating | 30D knitted fabric / TPU coating |
| Core | Sponge foam (supplier listed) |
| Carry bag size | 9.5 × 9.5 × 29 in (supplier listed) |
| Color choices | Blue or green |
| Listed contents | Sleeping pad, carry bag, instructions |
Camping when you want a cushioned ground-level pad and have checked its dimensions against your tent or shelter.
The imported title calls this a cot, but the description and package list describe a ground-level foam pad; no cot frame is listed. An R-value of 9.5 is claimed without a stated test standard or documentation, so confirm the rating before relying on it for cold-weather insulation. The TPU coating is described as waterproof without a test rating; keep the pad dry in standing water and store it dry. Both color variants share the same short barcode, which should be verified for retail scanning. Keep away from sharp objects.
No frame is listed. The product details describe a self-inflating foam pad used on a sleeping surface.
Yes. The supplier lists a pad, carry bag and instructions.
The imported copy claims 9.5 R but provides no test standard or documentation. Verify the insulation rating before using it for cold-weather planning.
Choose your color and check the 75 × 28 in listed footprint for your setup.
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