Can this topper be rolled up easily to move? I'm thinking of getting one to use for camping.
314920
Definitely! When I roll up it is about 18" in diameter. I stuff it in a "Heavy Duty Nylon Laundry Bag 30"x 40" 200 Denier, Navy", which I also bought on Amazon. The bag is 40" long, and 18" to 20" in diameter... perfect fit! I also bought a "JACQUARD VELOUR ALL AROUND ZIPPERED COVER for 3" TWIN Memory Foam Mattress Pad Topper" to protect it.
314921
I wouldn't advise it. These are actually pretty heavy. I would suggest something more like the polyurethane foam pads that are around $15 at Target. Memory foam tends to be pretty heavy and dense. Hope this helps!
314922
Sorry it took so long to respond. The answer to your question is yes! It also folds. We truly love this topper.
314923
Yes. I'd think so. I would think after a few moves it could become damaged though - since there isn't any reinforcing I would think it wasn't designed for frequent handling. I suspect if a person were careful it might work. If I remember correctly it weighs a few pounds. This would not be my first choice for hiking / backpacking.
314924
It is pretty thick and solid. It would be perfect for camping because it is so solid. But if you need it to roll up pretty small or flat, that probably won't happen. It came in a box about 18" x 30". The manufacturer had it rolled up pretty well. Not sure if I could get it that small again! It is a great solid topper!
314925
I have a king size and I definitely wouldn't consider it for camping. If you get a smaller one, then maybe...Even then, I think it would be difficult. Unless of course you have an RV and just want to store somewhere in there till needed. You might be able to get a single size folded up and stuffed into a really big plastic bag that air gets sucked out if. If they even make them that big.
151911
I think you would have to be ready with something to keep it rolled up, i.e. shrink-wrap material. It is not really for a temporary mattress use. It is a mattress!
304399
It comes rolled up pretty tight in the shipment and you can roll it up too, just have to give it time to expand when your ready to use it.
1196283
I personally think it's too heavy/bulky to transport. It's really big and a pain to roll up and put away. I would not recommend it for camping.
2033103
It's actually soft but dense so that it would be comfortable. I currently have it on a metal grid frame in my baby's room to sleep in sometimes. It fits the frame perfectly. It's a bit pricey, but very convenient to move or store, it would be great for camping. I bought this almost a year ago. Probably only has about a couple of years worth of wear though. I would recommend covering it with a couple of folded up comforters to avoid getting it dirty(it does not come with a removable cover) but the extra comforters give it a nice extra layer of comfort.
283775
I really don't know. how well it sleeps on its own because I bought it to "soften" up a very firm mattress. But I do think you could roll it up and take it on a camping trip. When it is delivered, it is compressed down for shipping. Once it is opened and expands to size it should be easy to roll, just might be bulkier at full size....
1437561
It won't roll up; it has a flexible wire frame. Folded up, it's the size of the panel with the door. It's very lightweight, so you might be able to just hang it off the back of your pack.
662075
I would think it is easy to roll up, but would not try to fold it. You might need something like a strap or cord to hold it in place once it is rolled.
1414477
It would be somewhat unwieldy to fold and unfold and also it could get dirty. I usually take an air mattress that can be wiped down. I have slept on an egg crate foam topper on top of other things camping, but this is only 2 inches thick. It is meant to top another sleeping implement.
377674
Well, this is not designed to be rolled over unstable surfaces. It could be done but it doesn't weigh so much that you can't pick it up and move it.
1011385
It can be done.. I most often just roll/fold it flat or roll it tight and wrap it with a large rubber band, or just stuff it in to avoid having more items in my pack to deal with.
1140070
Yes it can be rolled up. There are clips in each corner to attach and hooks on the top. You can unhook the bottom clips and roll it up.
783415
Yes -it comes rolled tightly in a bag very much like a sleepingbag. I would recommend that you open it in a large area with no fragile items near by, as it unrolls on its own very quickly once you remove it from the bag.
276547
It rolls up nicely. I think we can get it down to 30" when we squeeze it up real tight. We just stored it standing up for the winter (inside). It comes with straps to roll it up with.
1071244
I just roll it up and use a sleeping bag to keep it rolled up. It takes up very little precious space, and isn't too heavy.
266508
I don't believe it would fold or roll up easily. This is a memory foam type mattress that is at least 4" deep. Even if you did get it folded in half, it would take up a lot of room.
1138085
You can fold it up and roll it, I haven't done it, but it looks possible. It's not heavy, so, you cn easily carry it.