Finally, using all of our ratings, we determined the top air mattress for every situation and budget. Instead of using a dial that fills the air mattress to pre-set firm, medium, or plush settings, the Skyrise Raised Express Air Mattress uses an electric pump to inflate the bed to capacity. Then, you control the firmness with the one-touch adjustable comfort button on the mattress. This gives you the ability to adjust the air mattress to suit your needs, rather than relying on fixed settings or manually letting air out from the valve.
Designed to contour to a woman’s figure for the most comfortable, body-mapped, thermally efficient sleep, we loved the additional zippers along the side of this bag. Plus, the zippers allow for added ventilation if you start to feel too warm. This lightweight bag has a jacket-style hood that contours to the shape of a woman’s face for a cozy fit, plus a cordlock that lets you un-cinch it with one hand. When used with the brand’s sleeping pad, it protects from the cold ground. After using the bag for a total of five nights in temperatures ranging from 24 to 31 degrees, we loved its warmth and comfort regardless of whether you’re a side or back sleeper. With high marks for its lofty down, quality material, and superior construction, we also gave a thumbs-up to the anti-lock zipper that doesn’t get stuck in the fabric.
And with its weight capacity of 600 pounds, this is also a great option for couples. It’s also available in a California King size if you’re looking for more room to spread out. The Veer has a car-seat adapter (sold separately; check for compatibility with your seat), so this model can be used for infants, and the wagon’s size and weight limit make it comfortable for kids who weigh up to 55 pounds. And, though we don’t recommend doing this, the company says it loaded the wagon with up to 400 pounds of stuff without failure. A toddler seat (an additional accessory) is basically a padded seat that makes the wagon easier for kids to use and helps them to stay inside.
Other, possibly more rugged campers may suggest that a mattress or pad is unnecessary, especially if you’re sleeping in a hammock. We tend to side with the former group, because an extra layer of cushioning ozark trail canopy — and insulation — is likely to help you get some shut-eye. If you’re car camping and have no concerns about additional weight or space, do yourself a favor and get a camping pad or air mattress, as well.
Whether you’re using it for overnight or multi-day hikes, the bag stuffs down well and includes a compression storage sack for easy packing. The Marmot Sawtooth 15 tops our list for its quality, comfort, innovative design features, and accessible price. The brand also makes a minus-40 degrees Fahrenheit version for extreme summit expeditions to the likes of Mt. Everest or Denali, but this bag is better suited for summiting 14k-ers or cold-weather backpackers. It’s filled with 850-fill down insulation, which provides optimal warmth, comfort, compressibility, and packability, and the 10D recycled shell is both lightweight and durable.