Stoic

Single Cloud Camp Bed

nice mattress

pretty darned cushy.... slept on it three nights and was completely comfortable...

Too big

im sure its nice but if you plan on multi day hiking its way too big to be carrying around

Self inflating luxury camp bed

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

This is theost luxurious camping bed I have ever slept on. It’s self inflating and deflation is pretty simple. I would recommend this to any single camper. Its not light so maybe not the best for backpacking but if you have a campsite near your car it's not bad at all. If you have a wagon, even better!

Comfortable and Cheap (pack tear-aid)

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

About the best nights sleep you can have three inches off the ground, side sleeping included. Procede with caution as the patch kit it comes with is absolutely useless and due to the fabric finish it is nearly impossible to patch with anything. Found that a several inch oversized tear-aid type a over top of the included patch kit will do it (especially on the bottom side).

Promising but a let down

Brand new, couldn't hold air. Went flat immediately.

Best camp sleep yet!

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

I bought two of these for my wife and I to try as a reasonably priced upgrade to our car camping gear. I've been sleeping on nearly 20 yr-old ThermaRest base camp pads for a comparison, but I was very pleased with the Stoic Cloud Camp Bed. It was very comfortable, and I found myself waking up less and sleeping better. I'm only 5 nights in, so it's too soon to comment on longevity or durability, but the initial quality seems good, and the comfort is great.

Big, awesome, and comfortable!

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Used this a handful of times now. It is totally comparable in comfort to the Nemo and exped versions for 1/3 of the price. Seems decently durable as well. It is quite large, and I wish they made a 6ft version so it would fit in a truck, but it fills the space nicely in my Big Agnes Tigerwall 2. I will also probably get one of those tiny chargeable pumps for it. It self inflates fine with an additional breath or two for additional firmness, but in order to get it back down to a packable size, you kinda need a vacuum. By hand I can pack it down to just about the size of the bag with the straps on, but not quite small enough to fit into the bag. Using a vacuum it can pack down to nearly half the size of the bag which is a pretty significant difference.

Gargage

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Loved this thing at first, very comfortable. But in a little over a year the valve started leaking around the bottom where it is not fixable. Now I have a giant piece of plastic garbage.

Two Time Buyer

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

I absolutely love this bed! I ordered the double cloud camp bed and have put it through the ringer. The only problem was that it is too big (takes up lots of space packing and too big when car camping. Which is why I bough the smaller version. I'd say it is 1/3 or 1/4 the size which is much better for packing and use in car camping. I just wish it came with a washable sleeve to slip it into and i can do without the color (would have preferred the beaver fur color). Its so easy to use you'd easy over think it. Buy it and enjoy the best night of sleep you can get outdoors. Best part is you don't get rocked when you dog moves like you would with an inflatable.

Not that comfortable

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I bought this because I’m a side sleeper most of the time and I also toss and turn all night. This was sooo uncomfortable and then it did not inflate all the way, so I used my flex tail to try to put so more air in it and the flex tail is definitely not made for that type of sleeping pad, because it’s suppose to self inflate. I will try it again on my next camping trip. I going to invest in another portable inflator to see if I get better results.