I'm working an asleep overnight job at group home, need something to put on rock hard floor on weekend shift, I'm 120 lbs, also roll it up daily???
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I wouldn't recommend this for that. Was to squishy for my liking. Im about the same size and I would sink into it like play dough and it was hard to get out of. Also it's super heavy and refuses to stay rolled up.
2252627
I would agree with the replies below, without the floor in it, I am able to carry myself. With the slated bottom, it probably weighs around 70, and is rather bulky when rolled up, would recommend two people, preferably teenage or older.
1133045
If you are stuck in a bed, see if you can get someone to make you what some call an "occasional table" (search: ikea copycat occasional table). My dad made me one. It's awesome and rolls easily, sits at bottom of bed unless you want it, then you just (I have a strap around it) pull it to you and you can do computer, food, writing, etc. on it. It's easy to clamp on lights, even an elevated pc/monitor holder, and more. It's really cool and relatively low cost if you know someone with basic handyman skills. It was the only way I could figure out to get my laptop right in front of me.
1746632
My son teenage sun is only 115lbs and he said he felt every spring and metal bar. I put one of those mattress pads on it and he said it was way more comfortable. I weight 168 and i feel as if it will collapse under me! Plus the heavier the person the more squeaky it gets.
1986510
I'm 250 pounds and work at home. After using my mat for 2 years, it did develop a crack. Buying it again since this is very good quality.
1110871
Hey Russ, though it's only a quarter inch thick, it's still a pretty heavy duty mat. I also use it in my garage to do CrossFit wods, but I keep it in the floor. When I do roll it up, it's only for a short time, and it hasn't retained any "memory" from being rolled up. I really don't think you'll have any problems with it, especially if you use it often and don't keep it rolled up for an extended period of time. Good luck!
687409
Im 235 and its too soft for me. I just sold mine for $100 because my back started to hurt. I tried to contact customer service first, but they won't do anything for you until the mattress starts to sag over 1". I did purchase a great mattress from Costco thought, being Costco, I can return/exchange it at any time for any reason. Its a firm luxury and I am sleeping well now. My wife is 125, she was fine with the Lucid.
1200639
I have downsize to a micro living space and I'm looking for something I can roll up during the day... not put in a container per se...but roll up and put on a shelf ... do you think it can withstand the roll and unroll?
748430
Well, I only weigh 120 lbs and the "foam" has flattened to the point I'm left sitting on little more than vinyl covered wood. It's extremely uncomfortable! I honesty suggest you look elsewhere if comfort is important to you.
1226374
it probably could be rolled up but it would be bulky. I agree with jills comment you can't walk on it easily and you wont stay dry, it is like a super air mattress not sturdy as the picture tries to make you think
419802
I bought mine took my time breaking it in right and if u floor it while doing around 15 mph it will lift up but not all the times like mentioned before... You can also ajist your shift time to help
23035
I would put a treadmill mat underneath it, and use it where you want. Try not to workout at 2am, but that's apartment life. The deliverer left it on my front porch. I used a dolly to get it in the house. It wasn't a big deal, but with steps, you will need help. ENJOY IT. I used it in my office at work, and now I have one at home.
200953
great strength I do believe my daughter and her husband 220 + 200 have slept on this together not nightly but for a bit over a months time. I bought a bigger mattress than the normal so I hope I helped with your ?
754875
I have memory foam mattress, it's bit harder then regular foam mattresses and it works. Eventually I'll use it on the floor when I'll get use to it more. Thanks!
1585129
BTW, if you want a firm feel, do not sleep on it for over 48 hrs. If you prefer a more softer feel, under 48. Give it a touch to see.
1110874
Yes you can roll it up after each use it will be a rather large roll. I love my mat and I only have an underneath my elliptical machine I'll begin. It would be perfect for garage because it's thick
2243333
I'm a 195lb man, and even though 5.5 should be rather firm, I found it to be much too soft for my liking. (I was looking for something firm.) I had a 4" memory foam topper from my previous spring mattress that I put on top of this though, and it feels much better (firm) now. I'd say if you want something you can sink into a bit, this would be right up your alley.