Ozark Trail Twin Air Mattress Reviews

Ozark Trail is great for camping or overnight visitors!

Overall

Rated 4 out of 5

We recently moved across country and there were several periods of time where we were without beds... we bought a few of these Twin air mattresses for our children and they felt like home!  You can only sleep on the floor once or twice without feeling like you really don't want to do it anymore.

I like how Ozark Trail air mattresses have a flocked top so your sleeping bag, sheets, or blankets do not slide off like some other bargain air mattresses.  They also are very sturdy.  They even stand up to 2 and 3 year olds jumping on them, even though they were asked not to.

They are also great for camping and you can easily fit a few of them in a tent for easier sleeping away from...

These old bones need a little cushion....

Overall

Rated 4 out of 5

Last month when I went on vacation I camped for 4 days at a bike rally with my daughter, her husband and about 500 others...lol I knew I needed something comfortable but it also had to pack on Lil' Blue, so it needed to be lightweight and compact. I also had my tent along with a few changes of clothes that needed to fit on my bike as well. Ozark Trail Twin Air MattressI opted for the Ozark Trail Air Mattress from Walmart and was able to pick one up for $15 which I felt was very reasonable. This mattress weighs in at about 3lbs. and has an innovative valve that keeps the air in once you finish blowing it up and before you put the plug in place, that means your efforts are not ...

Great, cheap, and durable.

Overall

Rated 4 out of 5

The Ozark Trail Twin Air Mattress is a great investment.  I purchased it because I needed a "budget bed" and didn't have the funds to buy a real mattress.  I used it every night for over half a year without a single problem.  It loses air very infrequently - I had to top it off only about three times during the duration I've had it.  It's also very durable and comfortable.

The mattress comes with a patch in case you wind up with a hole, and its very own carry case that you can put it in when it's not inflated.  Uninflated, tha mattress folds up neatly and is lightweight and easy to carry.  You do have to buy a seperate air pump in order to fill it, but it fills up quickly and with no fuss.

The mattress I have currently has bust an internal seam and has a bulge in it, and I will have to go buy a new one.  Despite this, I don't think this is a common problem and I have been using the mattress more than people generally use one, so I wouldn't count this against it.