Reddit reviews Self Inflating Sleeping Pad Lightweight - Compact Foam Padding Waterproof Inflatable Mat - Best for Camping Hiking Backpacking - Thick 1.5 Inch for Comfortable Sleep - Insulated Camping Mattress
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THE MOST COMFORTABLE SLEEP WHEN TRAVELLING OR CAMPING. The Self Inflating sleeping pad for camping provides a comfortable, warm and dry sleeping place when resting in nature, camping, or traveling.1.5" THICKNESS of our sleeping mat (unlike our competitors) means you won’t feel the uneven ground underneath your body and it will be comfortable to sleep in any position. The weight of the pad is just 37 ounces and its dimensions are 73"х22"х1.5".THE EASIEST TO USE Sleeping pad. You just take the mat out of the bag and put it in your tent or under the open sky. To fold the camping sleeping pad back in the bag quickly and compactly, use the 2 compression belts which are included in the kit.UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTION. You are able to use the inflating sleeping pad when the ground temperature is above 20F. The 75D polyester material is durable, protects the pad from moisture.MENDING KIT INCLUDED. The sleeping pad has superior insulation and a durable plastic valve. A special transparent adhesive paper and 2 squares of fabric for mending is sewn into the bag for convenient and safe storage, so you won’t forget it at home and it will always be at hand.
>Says original price is $40.00. Walmart has a great return policy.
Go for it, give it a try, if it works for you then that's what matters, but I just wouldn't trust it with my life. The ad states: you'll be cozy even if the temperature drops down to 10 degrees - no you won't, I can almost guarantee that, but I'm sure it'll be fine at 30 which is all you should be asking for with a cheap sleeping bag. Also, 4.55 lbs worries me, I can almost say for certain the materials this thing is made of are going to be the cheapest of the cheap, but once again, if that works for you then who am I to argue.
Same with the sleeping pads, you might find one that works for cheap, but I'd doubt it lasts long and unless you're a light person not be very comfy. As others have said, good camping gear is worth spending more than the minimum but if it gets you out there, then use it and use it as a stepping stone, important thing is having fun but freezing cold is not. Do not use that thing in 10 degree weather, I implore you.
edit: here's the sleeping pad I bought on the cheap and still use today, it works pretty well and is only a few bucks more and has a lifetime warranty. You want to familiarize yourself with R-values, heat retention guild, this one had one of the highest I could find at 3.44: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XRJS4DD/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I know it's not freezing out, but keep in mind your layering. I'm a cold weather wimp (from Arizona) that likes winter camping and my big takeaway is dress in layers. Sweatpants under a pair of waxed canvas work pants will keep you toasty all night long no matter who you are. Don't get an air mattress because there's too much air to heat up so you'll always be sleeping on a bed of cold air. Get a good inflatable mattress pad. (Hell, a cheap one with good reviews will do, like this.. )