Compact and comfortable
I bought this product for a camping bed. It is easy to inflate and is both comfortable and easy to fit between the camping bed and sleeping bag. What I like most about this product is that it is very compact when deflated and comes with a storage bag!

5 Stars (Because Who Needs Comfort Anyway?)
Alright, buckle up, people, because THIS, my friends, is the peak of modern technology. The “DDD Ultra-Light Inflatable Camping Sleeping Pad with its Built-in Foot Pump and Pillow” is… well, it’s something. Specifically, it’s a marvel of compressed air and thin fabric. I’ve always been a big fan of sleeping directly on the ground (as the ancients before us did, obviously, no other reason) so the concept of some padding is very foreign to me. But desperate times call for… a slightly less uncomfortable ground experience, I guess.The built-in foot pump is nothing short of genius, and I’d like to thank the engineers for this invention. It inflated with a few stomps (and maybe a little frantic leg wiggling – no judging!) like it knew I was in a rush to get… well, to get prepared. And the pillow? Just the right amount of support so can I watch the stars at the same time. The whole thing deflates quickly and packs down to an impressively small package. Perfect for, uh, hiking trips. Yes, hiking. That’s what I will be doing with this. Absolutely nothing else. Five stars for this gem! It might actually save us.

Comfy, but unreliable
Super comfy if it doesn’t break in you. I bought two for car camping. I used both once and one of them broke. I got a replacement and that one broke too. Would not hold air. Super unfortunate. I really wanted it to work.

It works. Nice padding.
This is my first of this type of product. I am not a camper or much for outdoors activities. However, I do spend a lot of time outdoor for my job. I picked up the DDD Ultra-Light Inflatable Camping Sleeping Pad with its Built-in Foot Pump and Pillow – The Ultimate Camping pad, Hiking pad, Backpacking Pad and Lightweight for a Outdoor Sleep——Navy Blue, for use during my lunch breaks, when I am out in the field (construction sites), after my meal, I like to take power naps. Sometimes, its on the grass, dirt, pavement, the roof, or interior floor (just where ever shade might be available, cooler or warmer depending on the time of year).Power naps help get my mind clear and my body feeling rejuvenated for the rest of the workday.So needless to say, the inflatable sleeping pad, offers some comfort. It provides a bit of elevation and padding from the hard surface, dirt, cool or warm substrate.For me, it took a bit to figure it out, as there were no instructions provided. Then it became relevant on how the inflation process worked, with the internal foot pump.My first impression of the apparatus (foot pump), seemed gimmicky, as its essentially a small cavity with a foam pad built-in over the air in-take. When finally facitlited., it actually was quite functional. However, it seems, the inflation seems to reach a threshold, and just stops being effective.Tip:- First of all, although, its a one way valve, make sure the deflation port is closed tight (mine was in the bottom left corner as I stoo at the foot of the mat, looking up towards the pillow).- My tip, as it worked for me, is to place your foot over the center of the internal foot pump, over the in-take hole with your one foot, push down on the foam pad while simultaneously your foot covering up the intake valve, and pushing all the way down. Then repeat quick-like until you see the head pillow and mat ballooned.- When sitting down on the mat, I noticed bottoming out, but one prone, your body weight distributes more evenly across the mat and the padding will then be facilitated.- The inflation takes less that 2 minutes- Deflation takes longer to flatten to get it the size to fit back in to the carry bag, about 8-10 minutes, 15 min if being picky about it.Overall, the pad itself is lightweight, there is uncertainty of the durability overtime. If laying over a rough or rock substrate, I would recommend using an underlayment or blanket) to insure no damage or puncturing occurs.I still am able to recommend it, like it, i like using it. Its easy to transport. Easy to use and facilitate inflation and deflating. It offers ample padding considering its material, construction, and implementation. Fair pricing and still a worthy value.