WEY&FLY Inflatable Air Mattress SUV Thick Double Sided Flocking Travel Camping Dedicated Outdoor Mobile Bed for Back Seat 4 Pockets

great product

Car: 2016 Subaru Crosstrek - fit perfectSo if you’re on the fence about this product and need an affordable car mattress asap, I highly recommend it! I have had my eye on the Luno air mattress which is around $200, but was unsure about the splurge for that price, and it was not readily available. I got this to take my grandma to the drive in movies and I wanted her to be as comfortable as possible. The entire set up process was quick and easy. It took about 5 minutes. I set it up and pre inflated at home, then let a little air out before we left. I filled up at the air when we got there, and set some pillows and blankets. Both my 74 year old grandma and my 25 year old self found it very comfortable to lay on. There were no air leaks and I think this product is worth its cost.Durability: have only used it once, no air leaks and held up well with two people on it during the entire length of a movie. Will update after a couple more uses. Personally after reading all the reviews the durability is what I’m most worried about it. At the price point I wouldn’t be livid if it doesn’t hold up, but I do HOPE it lasts a while because I enjoy it. I hope this review helps you out!Edit 5/2/2021: I have had this for months and used it over 10 times for drive in movies. I have had 3 adults squish in on it at once and it still works wonderfully. Inflates, the pump works, no rips or tears in the mattress.

I've had it inflated in my suv for a couple days with my 30lbs puppy walking and laying on it. Had a fitted sheet and thin blanket to protect it. I've slept on it once with another person and it barely deflated. My suv is on the smaller side (Mitsubishi rvr) so the pillow area goes straight up, which kind of makes a half wall that keeps my puppy from going in the front.

We bought this for our new 2024 Defender Outbound, which it fits in perfectly with the seats down. The included pump airs it up pretty quickly. It stayed aired up all night and was actually pretty comfortable. Having to air up the "pillow" part and then the body separately was a bit of a pain and I did not find that the "pillow" added any value, if you don't have your own pillow that one doesn't really qualify anyway. The air did not leak out overnight and it was easy to deflate and roll up. The included storage bag was destroyed after the 2nd use, the seams on the mattress were a bit too much for it. However, that is an easy fix with a reuseable shopping bag. I would buy this again.

Fits my Jeep with a thick tailgate table installed. Yes, there’s a hole on each side between the rear seats (when folded down) and the front seats (when scooted forward), but the padding is enough so you can lay on it without you head sinking into the space noticeably. If it really bothers you, you can stuff a hiking pack, blanket, or something else in there to take up the space. If you’re not 6’ or over, no need to slide the front seats forward, and you won’t have the gap behind the front seats. “But what about the center console?”, you might be wondering. The folding headrest completely covers and protects your center console and AC vents, and also our heads from smacking them. The leg side of the bed curls inward to protect most of the stock subwoofer in the cargo area, and to soften any kicks against the cargo area walls. As for inflation, the pump is great. It inflates in just a few minutes. Pro tip: don’t use your rear cigarette lighter. The inflation points are at the headrest side. Put the whole bed in your Jeep first in the correct orientation, beige side up. Lift the headrest up to access the air valves. Tide your dashboard’s cigarette lighter. Why?? So you don’t have to inflate the bed from the trunk cigarette lighter, take it out the Jeep, then put it back in the right way. Instead, put the bed in the right orientation and pump it up from the front. Why beige side up? The inflation points are on the blue side and they stick out far. Not too comfy on that side. You should be laying on the light colored beige side with the blue facing down. This was almost a five star product but my complaint is the light beige. I was able to clean car grease off the bed with some work and stain remover, but that wouldn’t be a problem if they made the bed black or dark gray. That’s also the other reason I suggest pumping from the front of the vehicle. Those stains happened when I pulled the bed out and stuffed it back into the Jeep the right way. Grease from my door jambs ended up on the bed. Anyway, solid product. Just avoid getting it dirty.