Big Agnes Rapide SL Insulated Regular

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Comfortable to sleep on, quick to inflate, and compact when packed. It’s warm, although I haven’t slept in freezing temperatures yet. It would be too narrow for someone who needs a lot of width, but it suits me well.

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Thick and warm; used on summer and autumn hikes. For some reason, my arms go numb when sleeping on it—perhaps it’s actually too thick? You can inflate it only partially, and your backside still won't touch the ground.

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This is the children's sleeping pad and it has worked great, about 8 nights so far. I find the higher baffles on the side to be positive for children as it keeps them in place a little better. But I don't know how it works for stomach sleepers.

The best inflatable sleeping pad that I used, side tubes create nice cradle and this is the only one where sidesleeping is comfortable.

very comfortable

Comfy, lightweight and has been warm enough in fall weathers at least. If I would buy one again, I would get the wide version.

Weight/comfort ratio is very good for us. The slightly bigger tubes on the sides make that you have a good sleep, even on uneven surfaces. We like it better than mummy shaped minimalist models

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Good value for money. A clear improvement in sleeping comfort when you are used to sleeping on a plastic mattress.

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Slept for a couple of nights. Comfortable for a heavy side sleeper, light and small, quiet, warm. Nothing bad to say about the mattress, let's see how it holds up. I don't like the filling bags in this mattress either, but if I want comfort, I fill it with a battery-operated mattress and enjoy sweet dreams.

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High-quality and warm sleeping pad. In my own use in the summer and well into the fall. The typically slippery surface makes packing frustrating. In the terrain, it's easier to pack it in a backpack than to try to stuff it into your packing bag. Easy to fill and empty.