Is this a self inflating pad? I don't want one that needs a pump.
445417
This air matt is for hikers or those that need to pack small, there is a bag pump that you can get to fill this matt up, however its easy just to blow the thing up!
445418
You have to inflate this mattress by blowing air into it. The instructions say it takes about 20 strong breaths to inflate the mattress.
965210
It is not inflated and comes with a pump to put air in it yourself. It is very easy to do.
884422
Yes they are self inflating. You can then blow them up more by mouth, to make them firmer. We got them to use on top of a thin mattress to add support.
1716156
It inflates like a beach ball but. Definately not something you would want to blow up yourself though. I used a battery operated pump that I use for air mattresses.
1790169
It does not come with a pump and really does not need one. The two inflatable parts have the basic mouthpiece inflating mechanism. It took less than 90 seconds to get both blown up completely (and that was with me pausing to talk, chase the baby, etc.).
1947585
Sorry for delay in responding to your question. My mattress has no way of removing its own pump and electrical outlet without tearing fabric, probably could modify it with lots of glue, and patches, but waste of time and money when it comes with a cord and self inflates because of small attached pump. Hope this helps. It is fast mine inflated within 10 minutes, on the 3 occasion s I used it.
1837810
A pump is not included. It is recommended to inflate with a foot pump or air compressor (sold separate).
34846
Absolutely not necessary to bother with a pump....it IS very easy/quick to just blow it up with your own lung power.
192848
Does inflate itself without you having to blow it up with your mouth? I see both comments below?
678306
Absolutely not. This is a very small, low-volume, high pressure pump for bike tires. You would spend literally hours trying to inflate an air mattress with it.
2038085
It comes with everything to inflate also a patch which you WILL need. I had mine on carpet, never moved and in six months it was leaking--A LOT! Deflated completely in two days. Buy a better one.
1911757
No. You inflate it using a pump (included) and it either deflates naturally (from body pressure over time) or you open up one of the gauges to release air pressure. It has worked well for my mom and the quality of the fabric is very good. (More than you asked, I know.)
1368120
It does have a very thin pad made into to. I would strongly suggest a self inflated pad for extra comfort. Like a therma rest pad.
744844
its has a valve similar to inflatable raft, any pump with a nozzle type tip will inflate it fine. It comes with a very cheap pump but mine cracked after first use.
335649
I do not pump this up.I inflate this using my own lung power and do not find it difficult at all.
1459669
No, it doesn't require a pump. It has two valves on one end that when opened allows the mat to self-inflate. I slept on this mat for three months while in Liberia and it was worth every penny.
1459670
No, just open the valves and it self inflates due the enclosed open cell foam. Simply close the valves prior to sleeping on it.