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Lightspeed Outdoors ECO 3D Deluxe Flexform Sleep Pad, Sleeping Mat, Green Bay

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Condition
New
Color
Green Bay
Capacity
350 lb
Dimensions
78 x 30 x 4 in
Weight
5.7 lb
Material
Recycled Polyester
Size
Large, XL
In the box
Compression straps and carry bag

Features 5

  • Cozy Design: This camping pads top and bottom fabric is made from post-consumer recycled water bottles and offers a comfortable and deluxe sleep experience. Compression straps and a carry bag are included to make this easy to take along on adventures.
  • Maximize Comfort: Our sleeping pads have soft foam that automatically expands when unrolled and a dual flow valve for easy self-inflation and deflation. This supportive sleep pad is perfect for stretching out and allows you to be higher off the ground.
  • Superior Features: Our foam camping mattress incorporates our ultra-soft, FlexFormR contouring fabric that conforms to the body for a comfy sleep when away from home. This pad provides plush thickness, a generous size, and warmth with an R-value of 6.3.
  • High Quality: This camping sleeping pad is constructed from PVC-free materials that eliminate harmful phthalates, plastic odors and crinkly plastic noises. The deluxe 4 inch thick foam sleep pad works hard to keep you comfortable for a good nights sleep.

Description

As San Diego locals, the outdoors call to us and we just can’t get enough. We don’t just make gear, we test it, use it and hope you love it as much as we do. Now you can enjoy the same great quality and style with a sustainable twist. Help us cut down on waste and shop our new Eco Collection featuring recycled fabrics. All our products are thoughtfully designed in San Diego, California to make getting outside fun and easy so you never miss an adventure! Our 3D Deluxe FlexForm Sleep Pad is self-inflating and features our exclusive FlexForm material, a stretch fabric that conforms to your body at night for an ultra-comfortable sleep away from home or any overnight guests! At 4" thick, this pad offers both plush thickness a generous size and and warmth, with an R-value of 6.3, for the most comfortable and deluxe sleep experience. Great for those that like to stretch out, want the most support, and want to be higher off the ground. PVC-free materials eliminate harmful phthalates, plastic odors and "crinkly" plastic noises. The soft foam in this pad automatically expands when unrolled. The two-way valve allows for easy inflation and deflation. Directions printed on sleep pad for easy reference. Open Dimensions: 78 x 30 x 4 (in.) Weighs only 5.74 lbs. The ECO COLLECTION features the same great quality gear you expect from Lightspeed Outdoors - now made with recycled fabrics. In an ongoing effort to reduce our carbon footprint these products feature fabric made from post consumer recycled water bottles. So treat yourself to new gear and relax knowing that we are doing our best to help preserve the health of our environment.

Specs 37

Size Large, XL
Special Feature Inflatable
Brand Lightspeed Outdoors
Color Green Bay
Product Dimensions 78"L x 30"W x 4"Th
Material Recycled Polyester
Specific Uses For Product Sleeping Pad
Target Audience Adult

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Worth every penny and surprisingly comfy
Color: Parasailing
My father-in-law, who is in his 70s, tried this for 3 weeks and couldn’t stop talking about how much he liked it, but honestly, I was pretty doubtful. For $32, how much could it actually do?? I needed a basic, compact air mattress for a 4-day camping trip, so I thought, for $32, what did I really have to lose? I was seriously impressed by how well it held up. I didn’t wake up with a sore, twisted, stiff back. I did need to add a bit of air each night, but it was over 95 degrees every day, so I was deflating a little too ;) Best sleeping pad ever! It’s comfortable, light, simple to blow up, and after the first setup, it takes under 30 minutes to fully inflate. You can also set it to whatever level of firmness you prefer. When you’re finished, just flip the tab at the end to release the air, roll it up, squeeze it down to the end, and you’re done!! For reference, I really tested this thing in 95+ degree weather, and I weigh 200 lbs :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2026 by The Haggs
Extremely comfortable and cushy, excellent for people with back problems and side sleepers
Color: Green Bay
Was going to return it because it seemed to be leaking air, but I read the instructions more carefully and you really have to pivot the inner valve just right so it seats tight in the hole with no cracks around the edges.. Have to say it is worth it, this pad is unbelievably comfortable to sleep on and I have a lot of arthritis in my back. I actually just threw out the expensive foam mattress in my bedroom and am using this temporarily, my back is so much better now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by NB
Two thumbs up...HIGHLY recommend!
Review Image by Emily215
I spent A LOT time reading reviews and comparing self- inflating sleep pads. Let me tell ya, I'm so happy I chose this one! The description of this pad is 100% true. It form fits to your body, just let it inflate (add a couple breathes if you want, not needed though). I like to lay on it, reach back, and let a little bit of air out until it's perfect for me. I don't feel the ground, it's comfortable for back, tummy or side sleeping. The material is very cozy, when I'm laying on the pad I REALLY don't want to get up. I bought two of these 3 inch thick pads and as measured they are 3 inches thick. I'm not heavy or large, but I really wanted a sleep pad where I could spawl out and definitely not feel the ground. Two pads side by side, are perfect for two adults...and a small kid who may sneak next to you while camping. I can slip on a queen size fitted sheet to "connect" the two pads as well. My favorite color is turquoise, so I'm very happy with the appearance. The pillow part is only a half inch larger than the rest of the pad, it works fine, but I love to bring my fav pillow along camping for that at home feel. These pads truly have no nasty chemical smell...what huge a plus! The bag to store them in is slightly oversized, there are Velcro straps to wrap the deflated pad, no stuffing it back in, yes! I am soooooo done using air mattresses; waking up on the cold ground, all the bouncy movement, and needing a pump...this mamma is never looking back. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend these...I like to sleep comfortably (I'm picky) at home and while camping and this pad is something I really look forward to laying on after a long day hiking. My husband fell asleep on his right away (on our living room floor) the first day we got it, I didn't even have the twist knobs sealed for him at the time. He totally zonked out, lol. Two thumbs up! EDIT: 4 years later 2020, they still work great! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2016 by Emily215
Great Soft, Plush , Self Inflating Camping Pad
I do a lot of camping, but as I've gotten older sleeping the ground has gotten less comfortable. I have tried lots of different sleeping pads, but this one has been the best for Car Camping. Car Camping is the key, this pad is huge and heavy so at no time would I even think of bringing it backpacking, that's what the Static Klymit V is for. It blows up very easily only needing less then 10 breathes after it has self inflated. The plush top is really comfortable, and since it is a combination of air and some kinds of soft foam it is really soft even for me as a side sleeper. The Pillow doesn't really do anything, as it barely lifts above the top surface of the pad. My only complaint is like all Air mattresses it can be difficult to roll back up, but since the carrying bag is so big, I haven't had to roll it up twice. It would make things so much easier if these manufactures would spend the extra couple of cents on a 1 way valve. What I usually do, is open both valves, Fold it in half and sit on it to push a majority of the the air. Then I unfold, and start rolling up, periodically putting my knees over the rolled area, pushing the air out. Once all rolled up, close the valves, then I purchased some canvas utility straps, that I wrap around the roll, before putting in the bag. So once again, I would suggest buying this for anyone looking for a comfortable, soft, sleeping pad. I really liked that this one was wider also, as so many products are the minimum width, which just doesn't work for me or anyone else who may roll around a bit in there sleep. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2018 by P. Greenb
Perfect - As Good As Best Mattress
I can't say enough good about this, I have camped on blow up pads and foam pads for 55 years, its the first time I have ever really been not only comfortable, its as good as the outstanding Posturpeidc Mattress at home (it might be better, you can tune it!) I slept on this for 3 weeks straight, some camping, some staying at my mom's place, slept like I was 20 again. My body does not touch down on a hard spot, perfect support and adjust a bit as needed with blowing into the tube (6 puffs maybe and I am no light weight) Be nice to get the 3 inch slightly narrower but for what it returns its worth it, just adjust a bit in the tent (alone so I don't need wider) Easy to let self inflate and then blow in a bit more air to suit my body and someone under 220 lbs might well not need any adjustment. I am bony despite my bulk. Easy to deflate and roll up, I won't ever go camping without it. No, its not a real back pack solution due to the bulk (not bad, 2 inch might work but I won't risk it for what I do) If backpacking I would try the 2 inch and figure out a way to do it, its not heavy and its durable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2020 by Higly Ticked Off
The closest to glamping you can get while roughing it
Review Image by M. Bowes
Review Image by M. Bowes
Review Image by M. Bowes
Wonderful!!! Confession though: So far we haven't used for an entire night - we were supposed to go camping last week, but then the baby got sick. So sad. BUT I will update when we can with them next. That being said - I still have a lot of initial impressions. We ordered 2 mats and I opened them right away for two reasons: 1) To see if they would actually inflate and make sure that weren't defective (they worked, no defects) and 2) Directions day to let them inflate over night the first time and that, thereafter, they should inflate quickly. After they inflated, I laid on them for over a 2 hours (watching t.v.). Initial impression? COMFORTABLE! I must admit that I had been dubious - these are only about 3 inches and I've used 3 inch blue foam mats before and those weren't more comfortable than an air mattress. But they fold huge. Air mattresses are somewhat comfortable for the first hour - but then as you lose air throughout the night (especially if there is a big temperature change) - my hips always wind up on the ground or at least significantly lower than my shoulders as my bottom weight displaces the air at lot more than my top half. So I looked at this little 3 inch thick thing and wondered if it would just be a mix of the things I didn't like in the other sleeping options. After trying it - nope! Since there is less air and more foam than an air mattress - my hips can not sink significantly lower than my top half. I even opened the valves up for a bit too let lots more air out (to pretend there was a hole or a big temperature change that causes the air to condense) - and my hips just rested nicely on the foam that is a softer foam than the thick blue may ones - very tolerable (at least for the 30 minutes that I tried this) unlike if your air mattress develops a hole in the middle of no where. I am a side sleeper and my hips never hurt on these. I actually let air out of mine to make it less firm! Being firm wasn't uncomfortable, just more comfortable for me with some air out. These fold big. I added pictures, one with a water bottle to show size comparison. The mat that is folded a little smaller I rolled twice - I rolled out with the valves open, closed the valves, opened it and began re-rolling it - using my knees and body weight to push air forward, them when it was 3/4th rolled, I opened the valves again ago that I could finish rolling and push out more air. Even though the following benefit had nothing to do with its function, I LOVE it. All tents and sleeping bags that come in bags that you will almost NEVER get the item back into. These mats come in a bag that has plenty of room to spare - so my big re-roll fit into easily! It also came with velcro straps to wrap around the roll (see pictures). I love that the company was basically "honest" by providing the big bags because they know we can never roll it as small as the factory. Although these fold big, that is not a set back for me, as we don't backpack and rarely camp in places where we can't be parked within at least a quarter mile of our campsite. If you're a backpacker, stay away from these - if you wish you could be a glamper but don't have the funds for a camper-mobile or pop-up tent, these mats are the next best thing. No more tough foam mats or bouncy, leaky air mats for me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2017 by M. Bowes
Very supportive, I don't "bottom out" when rolling onto my side, not hard to roll up
I received this a week or two before a camping trip. I had been having more and more trouble with "bottoming out" when I rolled on my side or moved around in my sleep, just having an elbow, or hand, or my butt if I sat up, sinking down to the ground. I followed the directions, opened the valves, and left them open overnight to inflate. Since I have a cat, I left the mattress propped vertically against a wall, lest it fall victim to the cat kneading a new Cat Bed For Her. It inflated quite well all on its own, and I closed the valves, laid it down, and stretched out on it. I found it didn't give enough, so I opened the valves very briefly while lying on it, to deflate it a bit. Then I closed the valves and left it for over a week, and at the end of that time, it was still at the same firmness at which I left it. To roll it up for the camping trip, I opened the valves and started rolling it from the base. However, I didn't try to push all the air out, which would have been really hard. Instead, I did a quick and dirty roll-up, kneeling on it with my knees and rolling with my hands at the sides of the mat. When I got it rolled up loosely, I closed the valves, unrolled it, and re-rolled it tightly. When it was mostly rolled, a lot of excess air had been forced to the top/pillow area of the mattress, and I kept the pressure on the rolled up part with my knees, while opening both valves. Then I slowly rolled it the last foot, and then closed the valves again. I think keeping pressure with the knees is a key part of this process, so you're not trying to keep press down with only your hands, and also roll at the same time. For camping, I had the most comfortable night's sleep I've had in a long time, was able to move, roll on either side or sleep on my back, all very comfortably. I will post back if it starts leaking or has other problems, but right now, I am very pleased with this purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2019 by B. Kondo
Very bad valve cap(s) on an otherwise good sleeping pad
Review Image by K. E. Hawes
Review Image by K. E. Hawes
UPDATE: 2019-09-07 I ordered 2 more (totaling 4) and while setting up one of the two new pads, the valve came OUT of the pad!! If only the valves would seal, without having to torque on them so much, these pads would be perfect. However, I am really, really disappointed by the fact that the valves - which kind of play a role in making this an "air" pad - are so poorly designed. sigh. Returning the bad-valved (i.e. externalized valve) pad and hoping the others hold it together... not holding my breath, though. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I bought 2 pads and stacked them, to make an extra-cushy "guest bed". They make a "firm bed" but it is comfy... when the pads stay inflated. After someone slept on it, I noticed the two pads were left "dented/flattened", where my guest's upper torso laid on the pads and the pads never re-inflated; even an hour after my guest got up off the pads. That's when I noticed that the valves, on both pads, would not seal (enough) to prevent the air from bleeding out (overnight, with a person sleeping on it). So, I unscrewed the valves, opening them completely, to let the pads fill up again (they did). Then, I tightened the valves "extra, extra tight", which did prevent the air from bleeding out over the next several days of use. Cool (for the time being). Thinking I had the problem resolved, I ordered 2 more sleeping pads (they're still on their way) then I needed to use the pads that I already had, a second time. This time, however, I had a new problem: one of the 2 valves, on one of the 2 pads I used, would not screw down and tighten, at all! The plastic threads of the cap were apparently stripped. This explains why each sleeping pad come with a spare cap... I am guessing this is part of the "design" under "normal use". sigh. I'm not a big, strong dude... just an average woman, with an average grip. I replaced the cap (completely damaging the original cap, see picture) and tightened the new cap down, tightly (since I now know that the pads will bleed, if I do not do this). Unfortunately, that means I'm "screwed" (pun intended), should the next/newest cap get stripped out... which I am guessing is quite possible. Other than the fact that the pads are NOT always likely to stay inflated, under normal use, the pads are comfortable to use (if you like a firm mattress). I put 4 stars, for sleep quality and comfort, only because I prefer a softer bed, which is highly subjective. People with bad backs, however, love the firmer sleeping arrangement! In short, "they" need to fix the design and make a better-sealing valve, that won't strip out under normal use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2019 by K. E. Hawes
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