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Inflatable mattresses work just as well on a camping trip, at home when guests turn up unexpectedly, or by the pool in summer, and our range holds more than 150 models across different uses and price points. Some are built for the hiker who counts every gram in the backpack; others give you a wide, soft sleeping surface at home when the regular beds run out.
How to choose an inflatable mattress
Start with where you'll actually use it. Backpacking calls for a light self-inflating pad that packs down small and keeps your body off the cold ground. For car camping or a summer house, a thicker double mattress is more comfortable over several nights in a row. Guests at home are best served by a single or double air bed with a pump, ready in a couple of minutes. The pool and the beach have their own lightweight models that hold up well on the water.
What narrows the choice is the height of the mattress, how it inflates (mouth, hand pump or electric pump) and how small it packs down. Weight and insulation matter most to a hiker, while size and comfort come first at home.
Brands and what to look at
The range covers well-known outdoor brands such as Sea To Summit, Therm-a-Rest and Naturehike, whose self-inflating models are valued for their low weight and warmth, alongside Bestway air beds that suit guests and the pool. You'll also find Outwell, Easy Camp and Volven, plus cheaper no-name options if you just want a simple solution without overpaying.
There's no single best mattress. A lot depends on whether you're sleeping in a tent or need a spare bed for the flat. You can order with delivery across the Baltic states and to Finland, and instalments are available, so a pricier camping mattress can be paid off in parts. If you're torn between two models, compare their packed size and how they inflate. Those two factors shape everyday use more than anything else.