Review by Joe-The-Fish:

Got this at the weekend and had it fully inflated and ready to use within 15 mins of opening the box.

Instructions were straightforward – though there is a knack to getting the footpump working properly.

handily – it comes with a puncture repair kit too.

The fact that the pump is internal on this bed is a big plus for me both in terms of space – and the fact that you can never forget to take it.

There is adapter as well, so that if you have an electric pump you can use that too.

Review by Busy mum:

I bought this as i needed a spare bed over xmas. It inflated in about 15 minutes no problem with the integrated footpump. I didn’t sleep on it myself but my brother said it was extremely comfortable and has actually taken it home with him! The one tip I would give you is to put a spare duvet on top to lie on, it makes it more comfortable and stops cold air from coming up through the mattress.

Review by Anarchy:

I bought this as an alternative to a bivvy bag. It’s simple and quick to put up. The mesh inner protects you from insects.

Perfect for wild camping and somewhere to just sleep for one person only.

Not suitable for spending much time in other than sleeping (just like a bivvy but better – more private and warmer).

Cons: Stuck on a camp site in wet weather for any length of time trying to live in this would be a nightmare! No use for festivals either where somewhere to chill and shade from the sun is needed.

Positives: Because it is low to the ground the wind doesn’t catch it and the front door is a great mini awning if a spare rope is used to tie it open. Packs tiny to the size of a micro sleeping bag.

One tip is to place your foam sleeping mat under the tent to protect it from stony ground and make less clutter inside.

At £20 inc postage it’s a steal.

Review by D. McCollin:

As a seasoned backpacker used to camping out in the wilds I have an expensive lightweight tent that’s beginning to age. When I saw this I thought it was worth a try. Given the price I took the precaution of spraying it with waterproofing spray concentrating on the seams. I have used it twice and in Slovenia last summer I am relieved to say that it withstood some pretty persistent rain. There is just about room to sit up in it and if you’re over six foot tall it will be a squeeze stretching out in it. However, if you are a backpacker or long-distance walker and want an economical, lightweight tent this is definitely for you. (Weight 1.4kg approx) It’s got a small porch which I manage to squeeze my gear into overnight. I thoroughly recommend it.