Rightline Gear Truck Bed Air Mattress With Built-In Pump

Fits great and is comfortable as air mattress go.Cost effective.

Have used this mattress several times now. Inflation and deflation very easy with provided air pump. Fits the bed of my truck prefect. Very Comfortable.

Bought for 2016 Nissan Frontier 5' bed. Decent fit between the wheel wells. I haven't tried it out yet. There is a little space in between the wheel wells not exactly a tight fit but seems like it will stretch over time. Easy to inflate. Not sure how long it will hold air yet.Only negative so far is that it seems a little bumper and not as flat on top as I would like but still seems pretty comfortable

The fit inside the bed of my 2014 Dodge Ram with RAMBOX was perfect. I am using it inside a Napier truck bed tent and together they make for a great sleeping experience for camping. The mattress was comfortable and slept two adults with no issues at all. Mattress was easy to setup and to inflate with the provided pump, it was as level as the vehicle and ground you park on but I had no issues with it moving or sliding at all. Would recommend 10/10 would recommend👍

A must if buying the jeep tent for the bed. Fit perfectly and stayed inflates nice for 2 days

I would give this a zero if I could. I don't get to go on many vacations, but after the lockdown was lifted I decided to go truck camping in my 2021 in the Utah desert. Beautiful camp spot, clear warm night. Filled up this mattress right out of the box with the included relatively chincy electric pump and prepared for a night under the stars....not. Within 20 minutes the mattress was flat as a pancake. Thinking that maybe the flapper valve inside the screw-on valve cover may have become dislodged, I refilled the mattress and laid back again, with some trepidation since I was miles from any other options to sleep. Once again the thing leaked in a matter of minutes to flat. Rough night sleeping on the truck bed rails. At 70, I am not quite as flexible as when I would spend months camping in Baja. So I will be returning it.

Initial review - Fits perfectly between the wheel wells although it's long on the short bed.Combined with the proper Rightline tent it's just right.10-15-2023 After first use - This mattress fits in the bed of my Raptor perfectly with the Rightline tent, which also fits a Raptor bed but not perfectly as the Raptor is fatter than a normal F150. Still, everything works as it should with a little tweaking and the tent and the 7" mattress both work with the trifold hard top on my truck, letting me keep it installed, folded, with the tent over the top and our heads underneath. We were excited to finally use our camping equipment and after blowing up the bed it was nice, tight and look very inviting. We put sleeping bags on top of the mattress as air mattresses will not insulate very well and the cold will creep up into your bones. It was going to be in the 50's (F) this night.It was bout 9:30pm when we climbed into the bed of the truck and hit the hay. We are two grown adults and at 51" wide it just barely gave enough room for us to fit w/o touching. Let's just say you had better love the one you're with 'cause you're going to be snuggling all night. Then the problems started. At 51 years old my back and hip need solid support and giving the firmness of this mattress I figured it would be just fine. I hurt badly all night, tossing and turning and not getting any sleep and finally at 3:30am I got into the drivers seat of my truck, laid it back and got a little rest. This mattress was horrible and the sounds it made when moving was obnoxious. I was ready to cut this thing into pieces and throw it in the trash but I've calmed down a bit and I'm going to play with the firmness level to see if it can be salvaged. I've read complaints about it leaking air and I can say ours did not. I kind of wished it had since maybe I wouldn't have been so miserable. I can't say the quality of the mattress caused the problem because it seems well made and held up just fine to my 6', 250#'s constant rolling, tossing and turning. My wife, well, she's a saint and tried all she could to help not getting any sleep herself.Test your equipment before you take it out into the woods. Sleep on it for a night and be sure it's for you.Also, the little air blower they ship with the mattress works well and if you'll take a little portable power station with you, it makes things a lot easier when you blow up the mattress. It pulls about 115w on 12v.

Comes with a pump that has a 12v adapter to fill this up. Does fit nicely between the wheel wells on my 2016 Silverado. My only complaint is the way the baffle's are constructed that they kind of dig into you back. If you put an extra foam mattress pad down I am sure this would elevate the issue.