Quechua Basic F400 24'' Self-Inflating 1-Person Camping Mattress

Context: This was the first sleeping mat I used whilst hiking, and after using it a few times I got a thicker inflatable mat. Pros: It's relativelylight considering the price and that its a self inflating mat. It's thick enough the keep you off the ground if you're a back sleeper, and packs down smaller if you ditch the bag it comes with and use something to tie it instead. It is on the large side so you have room to roll around without falling off in the night, and it gives you the ability to sprall about abit. Cons: If you lie on your side you're not going to have a comfy nights sleep. It isn't thick enough to keep you off the ground so you end up with sore hips and shoulders. The mat is made of quite a slippery material, which isn't ideal if you're camping on a hill as you can wake up at the bottom of the tent. All though the mat does retain most of the air inside of it, it does deflate slightly over time. I don't think that mat offers enough support for more that 2 nights, and can leave you with all your previous aches and pains. Overall: I would recommend this mat for 1/2 night sleeps and for back sleepers. It's good for the price and is reasonably portable.

Amazing price for occasional camping

Easy to inflate- not so sure about deflating it! Useful for back packing.

We bought 3 mats for family campings. On 4th camping one of mats started leaking air. Short inspection revealed leaking valve. So Decathlon is it possible to replace the valve or how does two years warranty works? Unfortunately I don't have a receipt.

I had this matt for 1 year. When lighter (20kg-50kg)persons sleep on it it seems to cope with the pressure. When I sleep on it (89kg) I wake up after a few hours and have to inflate it again. Quite poor really... Will go to the shop and try upgrading for a better one.

I bought this to go with the Quechua inflatable camp bed. I spent the whole night with the slats sticking in me as this mattress is just too thin to lay on it. I had to purchase a thicker one to get a decent night's sleep. It's probably ok to use of packing light and just need something basic .

Great bed, works well with the low camp bed frame. Maybe a tad bulky when packed up but that’s a minor moan.

Really pleased with this when we went camping. Good value. Inflates easily. Packs down small. Recommended.

This was my first sleeping mat i bought when i started wild camping again after a 30 year break. Not a bad mat as long as its used in warmer weather and you sleep on your back. Unfortunately i am a side sleeper and my shoulders where digging into the ground. Used it in October on Dartmoor and it felt like i was going to freeze to death even with a foam pad underneath it. and it only got to as low as 5c . So if you want cheap and decent summer +10c pad then this is it. Have since bought a Exped Synmat 9 , this is 9cm thick so side sleeping is no problem and toasty warm when i did the West Highland Way in November with temps of -5.

Still enjoying it the way I wished

I want to order self inflating camping mattress basic f400 60cm for quechua But this product is quickly unavailable to buy

I use this max in camping and train, its good value for money works as a good mattress.