Teton Outfitter Sleeping Pad for Cot, Extra Thick Comfortable Camping Mattress for Adults, Portable Roll-Up Camp Pad, Durable Foam Cushioning

I recently used this for probably around 45 days straight. I took a trip from Florida to Oregon and back, 6,000 miles round-trip. I chose this specifically because I have two cats and didn't want to risk an inflatable mattress getting a hole in it. I needed cat proof! I have to say though that this was very comfortable. It's very well made and easy to roll up. The size when's it's all rolled up is very manageable. I slid this between the rollbar and rear window of my Jeep and it fit perfectly. I don't think the larger sizes would fit that spot though. Overall I highly recommend it if you want something comfortable, durable and don't mind the size of it.

Fits my Tenton cot perfectly. Very comfortable and well made.

I bought this as a topper for my onetigris cots. It fit nicely on the XL and regular size cots. It adds just enough padding to make it comfy. It is a bit bulky which is fine since we will be using it for car camping. Very happy with this purchase!

I purchased the Teton Outfitter XXL in the summer of 2024 and have slept on it almost every night since. I live in a rural area in a 1920's home that has a very large porch and I sleep out there in almost all weather. My wife thinks I'm crazy and I must admit, maybe I've gone a bit feral. That aside, the mat has been great. It's much more comfortable than I expected, particularly when you consider it's on a wood floor, not a cot. Regardless of what position I sleep in, I'm comfortable and it offers support. In winter, it's warm providing I have enough wool blankets and I've slept on it on nights down to about 20 degrees. In summer, it does not feel hot. It has also withstood the test of heavy use. I can conservatively say I've slept on it more than 500 nights and it seems just as thick and firm as it did when new. The cover is durable and washable, but I have not needed to remove it because I covered the top and bottom with fitted twin-size sheets to keep it clean. Also, it's not inflatable, so you don't need to worry about it getting punctured and going pretty much flat. All in all, it's a great mat. So, why only four stars? It's not because it's bulky and heavy. Those things just come with the territory of it being large and thick. One very minor drawback is it includes a small pocket on one end for keys, change or whatever. I doubt that is ever used, so there's no real need for it. It also has a piece of wood on one end that is supposed to assist in rolling it up. I don't see the need for that, either. It's just an additional expense. That brings us to the real reason for four stars: price. At $149, it's more expensive than some full size, 8-inch-thick memory foam mattresses. It's also significantly more expensive than other similar mats on the market. I just don't see why it costs so much. If the price was down to even $110, I'd give it 5 stars. That said, if the price doesn't bother you, buy it and sleep comfortably. It's a quality, durable mat.

After 22 years of sleeping on the ground with the Marine Corps, my new idea of camping is driving my truck to a remote location and setting up a comfortable base camp - comfort being the key word. I replaced my hard foam military sleeping mat with a self-inflating one, and while that was a huge step in the right direction I started thinking I wanted a good cot and mattress pad instead of laying on the ground. I'm 6'3" and tired of my feet hanging off the end of my beds, so the TETON XXL cot and this accompanying pad was what I decided on, and when this pad went on sale for under $100 I ordered a couple. I don't have the cot itself yet, but this pad can work as a ground mat without the cot. First, the total length is 84 inches, but the usuable length is only 79. The other 5 inches is at the head of the pad and is designed to hang over the end of the cot with a small zippered pouch, supposedly for valuables or maybe an mp3 player, and a flat wood slat to assist in rolling the pad back up. Laying on my stomach my toes still hang over the end, but that's much better than my ankles, and on my back I'm completely on the pad. It's wide enough for both me and my 45lb Labrador to lay on and the material feels sturdy enough to stand up to years of use. It's almost as comfortable as a real bed, and much more comfortable than any other sleeping mat I've used. It doesn't come with a transport bag so while I may look for something in the future for now I kept the boxes to store them in. The cinch straps are heavy duty nylon with snap-lock buckles, sewn onto the pad itself. That plus the slat at the other end makes it really easy to roll them up tight, or if you want roll them up really loose so the pad isn't compressed between camping trips. There's also a zippered pocket at the head that you could put a pillow into, but since I like flipping my pillow over while sleeping I doubt I'll ever be using it. As other reviewers have stated, this isn't a pad for backpacking. And it is wide so it'll take up more space in the car than most camping pads. But if comfort is what you're looking for, you can't go wrong with this pad. Update Sept "13: because this pad didn't come with a storage/carrying bag I had been storing them in the original boxes until I could find a bag the right size. I couldn't find anything this size that opened on the end, not because of the diameter of the rolled pad but because of the length. I first tried a 16" x 40" duffle bag which was 2" larger in both diameter and length than the measured rolled pag, and while once inside the bag the pad did fit perfectly it took too much tucking and forcing to get it in. I ended up with the Northstar 1050 HD Tuff Cloth Diamond Ripstop Series Gear/Duffle Bag (18-Inch x 42-Inch) . The rolled pad goes in and out of the bag smoothly and there's a little extra room so you don't have to roll the pad tightly.

I have owned a Teton 5° mummy sleeping bag, and inflatable pillow for a few years and have taken them on numerous camping and hiking trips including one to the Himalayas in Nepal. The sleeping bag is well made, functional and affordable and this sleeping pad is no different. I brought the sleeping pad with me for a short weekend trip with my son's and I slept like a baby and woke up without being sore. The pad is surprisingly lightweight, the canvas material is durable yet soft to sleep on, and it expands two inches when you unroll it. It has a good r-value when using it on my Coleman Trailhead II cot which has a thin canvas on it that can get cold at night while sleeping directly on it. My back wasn't sore and it fit my cot perfectly. Looking forward to bringing this sleeping pad with me on many more hiking and camping trips in the future. If you are looking for a sleeping pad that is lightweight, durable, and comfortable - this is the one you want. You won't be disappointed. Teton makes great camping gear.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I purchased the Teton XXL cot, so I had to have the Teton XXL pad to match. It fits perfectly. It has a zipper to access the pad for cleaning or replacing. It also has a zippered compartment for a pillow. The roll up stick is removable. You can remove the stick and pad so you can wash the cover. The size is roomy. The pad is easy to roll up with the provided stick. It's very comfortable to sleep on. Very durable material and well made. The coard loops on the corners keep the pad in place while you sleep. I would definitely recommend this product.

This helped keep my cot comfortable. It is nice to have when camping to sleep on.

Preferí este estilo en vez de uno inflable y no me arrepiento. Se enrolla fácilmente y al acostarte tiene la espuma suficiente para no sentir el suelo y poder descansar.

This mattress is really comfortable. I've been sleeping on it nightly. I got it for my Coleman comfortSmart cot to replace the cheep mattress it came with. It was an exact fit. I'm now using it on a Ozark trails XL cot. It's just a little small but I don't even notice.

Super fast delivery with Prime! Ordered late Sunday evening, arrived early Wednesday morning... just in time for camping this weekend. This pad is more than I could have hoped for. It is thoughtfully designed, exceptionally well made, and extremely durable. The cover is removable for washing, if necessary, (I haven't needed to do that as yet) and the XXL pad is large enough (width and length) for a big guy like me (6 foot, 300lbs). It's comfortable enough to use right on the ground or floor and even has a built-in pillow pouch to keep your head-rest from wandering off in the middle of the night. The pad rolls up easily with a sturdy, but light, built-in roller bar and has rugged tie-down straps and carry handle sewn into the cover. The company must have some Eagle Scouts working on their team, or at least enough frustrated, sleep-deprived campers who wanted to build a better mousetrap... because they've done it marvelously with this unit. This is one heavy-duty sleeping pad intended for drive-in camping (definitely not for backpacking). Once the XXL cot arrives (which this pad cleverly attaches to with bungee loops at each of the corners) I have no doubt the combo will be even more impressive; both out in the bush or when an extra bed is needed in our small home. This is a definite WINNER!

I give this camp pad 5 stars for quality and how well it fits my Teton cot. I give it 2 stars for being so expensive, after all it is still just a foam pad with a nice cover over it. That said I knew the price when I bought it so it still gets the official 5 star rating. This pad along with the large Teton cot is a great combination and very comfortable to sleep on.

Very comfortable, and we use them on the ground