Pad and bag in one kit
The sleeping surface, pillow section and storage bag arrive together for a simpler packing list.
Valtro TrailRest Sleeping Pad
Read the photo reviewsA thick inflatable sleeping pad with built-in pillow support, fast foot-pump inflation and a compact roll for trail nights.
- Quilted air cells spread body weight instead of collapsing flat
- Integrated pillow raises your head without packing a second cushion
- Packs to 72 × 25 × 4 in / 20.3 oz (Regular) in the included carry bag
Trail sleep upgrade
No pump required. Ships with free tracked delivery.
$129.95 $169.95
30 day guarantee
Free tracked shipping
Quick foot-pump inflation
Stable camp sleep
Comfort you can feel before the first mile
The quilted air-cell pattern creates dozens of small support zones, so shoulders and hips stay cushioned above the ground. The raised pillow section keeps the setup simple when you are packing light.
4 in / 10 cm liftThick air cushion helps separate you from uneven ground.
Built-in pillowHead support is part of the pad, not another loose item.
Trail packableRolls into a compact carry bag after deflation.
Pump sack free
Inflate at camp without extra gear
Use the built-in foot pump to add air once the tent is ready. Open the valve to deflate, roll from the pillow end, then slide the pad back into its storage bag.
- 1Unroll the pad flat inside or beside your tent
- 2Press the foot-pump zone until it feels firm
- 3Open the valve and roll tight after use
Why upgrade
Built for rough ground, not guest-room floors
FeatureValtroThin mat
Body supportQuilted air cellsFlat foam feel
Pillow setupIntegrated raisePack separately
InflationBuilt-in foot pumpManual breath or extra pump
PackabilityRolls into carry bagBulkier bedding
Choose your sleep space
Regular fits solo camping and backpacking. Large gives extra room when comfort matters more than minimum pack size.
Air cells stay supportive
Raised baffles help the pad stay stable under knees, hips and shoulders through the night.
Five parts of a calmer setup
From packed bag to ready bed
Each part of TrailRest is designed around the same job: making a supportive camp bed easier to carry, inflate, adjust and pack again.
1
Support where your body settles
Independent quilted air cells distribute pressure across shoulders, hips and knees instead of creating one flat, bouncy chamber.
2
A pillow that cannot be left behind
The raised head section is built into the sleeping surface, removing one loose item from the packing list and one gap from the bed.
3
Inflation without a separate pump
Unroll the pad, open the pump intake and press the foot-pump zone until the surface reaches the firmness you prefer.
4
Room for the way you sleep
Regular keeps a solo setup compact. Large adds length and width for campers who turn more or want a roomier car-camping bed.
5
Pack down without a puzzle
Open the deflation valve, roll from the pillow end and return the pad to its included carry bag when camp breaks.
How the support system works
One pad, four jobs
The shell holds the sleep surface together while the air-cell pattern manages pressure. The raised pillow supports the head, the foot pump adds air and the separate valve releases it quickly for packing.
Quilted cellsSmall connected chambers reduce the hammock-like feel of a single air pocket.
Raised pillowA shaped upper section keeps the head above the main sleeping surface.
Foot-pump zoneRepeated presses move air in without a loose pump or mouth inflation.
Release valveA separate opening lets air out before the pad is rolled toward the bag.
Choose the right footprint
TrailRest size lineup
Both sizes share the same four-inch air-cell build, integrated pillow, foot pump and carry bag. Choose by sleeping space and packed-weight preference.
SpecificationRegularLargeBasic foam mat
Inflated size72 × 25 × 4 in79.5 × 26 × 4 inVaries; usually thinner
Metric size183 × 64 × 10 cm202 × 66 × 10 cmVaries
Pad weight20.3 oz / 575 g22.4 oz / 635 gVaries
Head supportIntegrated pillowIntegrated pillowSeparate item
InflationBuilt-in foot pumpBuilt-in foot pumpNone
Before the first trip
Three practical reasons to test it at home
Make the decision on your own setup
Inflate it beside your sleeping bag, check your preferred firmness and take it on the trips already planned.
Know when the pad is on its way
Your order ships with tracking, so you can plan a home setup check before the next camp date.
Keep the valve and pump working as intended
If the pad will not hold air during the guarantee window, contact support for the next step.
Questions campers ask
Simple answers before you pack it
Does it need a separate pump?
No. The pad uses an integrated foot-pump zone, so you can inflate it without blowing into the valve.
Is it for backpacking or car camping?
It works for both. Regular is the lighter solo pick, while Large gives more space for relaxed trips.
What if it does not fit my sleep setup?
Try it at home or at camp. The 30 day comfort guarantee gives you time to check your own setup.
How firm should I inflate it?
Start firm, then release a small amount of air until shoulders and hips feel supported without the surface feeling rigid.
How do I pack it after use?
Open the release valve, press out the remaining air and roll from the pillow end toward the valve before placing it in the carry bag.
Can side sleepers use it?
The four-inch air-cell surface is designed to spread pressure across the body. Firmness can be adjusted to suit your sleeping position.
What comes in the package?
One TrailRest sleeping pad in the selected size and its compact storage bag.
Which size should I choose?
Regular measures 72 × 25 in and weighs 20.3 oz. Large measures 79.5 × 26 in and weighs 22.4 oz.
Water resistant shell
Integrated pillow
Compact carry bag
Air leak support
Try it on your own ground
30 day camp comfort guarantee
Use Valtro on the trips you already planned. If it does not make your sleep setup feel more cushioned and stable, contact us within 30 days for a refund.
Camp photos
Valtro camp notes
I used it on a cold overnight trip and woke up without the usual hip pressure. The pillow section is the part I did not know I needed.
Inflation was faster than my old pad and it packed down cleanly in the morning. Regular size fits my solo tent well.
The air cells feel stable instead of bouncy. I added one more press of air after ten minutes and it stayed firm overnight.
I bought the large size for car camping. It gave me enough room to turn without sliding off the edge.
The carry bag is small enough for my weekend pack. It is much more comfortable than the thin foam mat I used before.
Foot-pump inflation was easy inside the tent. The raised pillow helped keep my jacket free for warmth.
Good support for side sleeping. I tested it at home first, then kept it packed with my camp gear.
The pad felt thick enough over rocky ground and did not sound crinkly when I moved around at night.