OGERY Foam & Inflating Sleep Pads

Comfort-oriented OGERY sleeping pads that lead with foam hybrid or thick inflating construction. Here you’ll find the 6" ultralight foot-pump pad, 3" memory-foam self-inflating options, and insulated portable foam mattresses. Use these pages when thickness and car-camp comfort matter more than a high R-value for extreme cold.

Who it's for

Car campers, tent campers, and travelers who want a thicker pad or foam feel for weekend trips.

What you'll find

• Side sleepers who press hard at the shoulder and hip can start with the 3" Memory Foam Self-Inflating Pad, a 77 x 27 x 3 in hybrid of foam and air built to cut the bouncy feel of an air-only pad.
• Back and stomach sleepers get even support from that pad without heavy sink-in, and a built-in foot pump fine-tunes firmness.
• Light sleepers get a foam-filled interior that mutes the movement sounds common to air-only mattresses.
• Sleepers who want a full-size surface that still rolls up tight can look at the Foam Camping Mattress, which lies flat at 76.7" x 26.7" x 1.6" around a high-rebound foam core.

How to choose

Sleeping position points you to a thickness, and setup settles the rest. The 1.6" mattress fills from an included pump sack that keeps breath moisture away from the foam, and its 20D ripstop nylon shell with a 0.8mm TPU coating resists abrasion, punctures and water on rocky ground. It also doubles as an SUV bed or a spare mattress at home. The 3-inch pad adds cushioning, with abrasion-resistant nylon and a textured base that keeps it from sliding on tent floors, car trunks or cots. For the deepest cushion in this group, the 6" ultralight pad pairs a built-in pillow with a built-in foot pump. Both foam pads rely on their inner foam to cut heat loss to cold ground.

Related guide: Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad: How Thick, and How Small?