CAMPYRE - Tent & RV Camping Orga... vs Therm-a-Rest Z Seat

The good it goes right up like a little tent, it's quite steady, and it's got a waterproof tarp bottom to keep things dry. It's best that you run the poles through the pole slots first and then attach poles to feet after that. It helps keep the clutte...  Read More

It's like a tiny little tent that zips up tight. I pack alot, and one of the things i hate is having to keep all my stuff in my backpack/suitcase. No more digging through my duffle to find that specific jock strap or harness, everything has its place....  Read More

I went to push down on it thinking it just needed to be leveled. It was causing notably stress on the fabric at top of tent. I fear anything of weight would rip the seams fairly easily.

Air pad is very comfortable compared to many other air pads. Valves seem of a good quality and the pad seems pretty durable and well made. Light, comfortable and durable.

Couldn't be happier with my purchase. Seems well for the 30 some bucks. If ur looking, look no further and order it!

Super easy to inflate and deflate, easy to pack up, doesn't take up much packing space. Dual inflation sides is why i bought this anyway. Blowing it up manually would probably not take long.

I was talked into getting one of these for my last 3-day backpacking trip. Easily stuffs into your pack or can be strapped on the back. Easy to strap to the outside of your pack.

Light-weight & keeps the backside warm. Therm-a-rest, this thing is great. Handy for sitting on the snow or cold/dirty ground. Will protect your pants from snags and rips over time.

An operator error is possible but highly improbable. Because of the bubbles, whenever a leak would occur, it's very difficult to repair. One of them is defective. Sending it back for sure.