A warm, comfortable night — on the ground or in your hammock
A good night's sleep makes or breaks a trip. The TKO Outdoors Comfort Sleeping Pad is a self-inflating air mattress with a multi-support shape and a built-in pillow, so you get cushioning and proper back support whether you're in a tent, in a swag, or laid out under the stars.
It inflates in seconds with the built-in pump — a few presses by hand or foot and you're done — then deflates and folds straight back into its slim storage bag. Light, compact and quick, it's an easy bit of comfort to bring along for camping, road trips and overnight hikes.
The smart move for hammock campers: lay this pad inside your Hammock and it becomes your bottom insulation. When you lie in a hammock, your body weight squashes the fabric flat underneath you, so cold air pulls heat out of your back — the classic "cold back" that catches people out on cool Aussie nights. A sleeping pad underneath you is the simplest, most affordable underquilt alternative: it keeps that cold air off and the warmth in, then doubles as your ground mat the moment you're back in a tent.
What you get with TKO Outdoors
- FREE Australia-wide shipping
- 30-day easy returns
- 12-month warranty
- Aussie-based support
Building a hammock sleep system? Start with the Hammock, add the Bug Net and Rain Fly, and drop this pad inside for warmth underneath.
Specifications
| Colour |
Green |
| Weight |
Lightweight, packs small |
| Packed size |
Folds into a slim storage bag |
| Inflation |
Built-in hand/foot pump — inflates fast, deflates in seconds |
| Pillow |
Built-in pillow |
| Construction |
Waterproof, tear-resistant, heat-insulating |
| Storage |
Storage bag included |
| Warranty |
12-month warranty |
What it's good for
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Hammock bottom insulation — the easy, affordable way to stay warm in a hammock without a full underquilt.
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Tent & swag camping — multi-support cushioning for a proper night's sleep on hard or uneven ground.
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Side sleepers — the air-shape design supports your hips and shoulders.
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Road trips & guest beds — quick to inflate, easy to pack away.
Setup note
Open the valve, give the built-in pump a few presses by hand or foot, and it firms up in under a minute — adjust the firmness to suit. In a hammock, lay the inflated pad flat inside, centred under your torso and hips where you lose the most heat. To pack away, open the valve, roll it to push the air out, and slide it back in the bag. More on staying warm overnight in our how to stay warm in a hammock guide.
FAQ
Can I really use a sleeping pad in a hammock for insulation?
Yes — it's one of the most common ways hammock campers stay warm. Lying in a hammock compresses any sleeping bag underneath you flat, so it stops insulating; a pad placed inside the hammock keeps cold air off your back and holds the warmth in. It's a simpler, cheaper alternative to a dedicated underquilt.
Is it warm enough for cold Aussie nights?
It's built to insulate against the cold ground (and cold air underneath a hammock). For frosty alpine or deep-winter nights, check the warmth rating before you rely on it. For most three-season AU camping it's a comfortable, warm setup.
How do I inflate it?
There's a built-in pump — just press it by hand or foot a few times and it inflates in seconds. No separate pump or lungs required. It deflates just as fast for packing.
Can I use it on the ground in a tent as well?
Definitely — it's a full sleeping pad in its own right, so it works in a tent, swag or on the ground, then doubles as your hammock insulation when you hang. One pad, two jobs.
Does it come with a pillow?
Yes — it has a built-in pillow, so that's one less thing to pack.
