can you compress it again if you move?
1324848
I dont think it can be compressed again with household item. So yes, if you are on move, you probably need consider this as conventional mattress.
1324849
No. I have not tried it but I am sure we cannot compress it once we open it.
1324850
Probably not, but its super light weight and is easy to move. It takes up hardly any space and would shape easily if you had to bend it to fit wherever you were moving it too.
1324851
Only if you have a huge vacuum storage bag. I wouldn't think so. You could just roll it up
1246025
Well it ships all rolled up and compressed. I was able to quite easily hold the compressed mattress on my shoulder and ballast it with one arm while carrying other things with the other arm. I imagine it will be significantly more difficult to move now that it is decompressed simply due to the odd shape of a queen size mattress. But I suspect it would be easy enough to fold it in half, tie it around the ends and middle with some rope, and have two people carry it at each end. So my answer would be that moving is not going to be terrible difficult, especially for two people. Remember there is no rigidity to it, so you will never have problems angling it up stairs or around corners: simply 'moosh' it through.
1033186
I do that with the air compressor, so no you can't with this gun. It is a little annoying because there is a bit of hunting to get it right sometimes.
1055936
Nope! Once it's out of the bag, it's out of the bag and a standard mattress. They must use some very strong machinery to compress it that way.
556946
Yes. You kinda twist the handle and the whole thing compresses down. I had it in my Nissan's trunk and backseat - no problem.
1067781
Yes, however have you thought about how your planning on blowing it up? It may be difficult to bring back with even deflated
755098
Only way (I think) you will decompress will be vacuum seal it again. It's filled out, does not take that long.
955924
It compresses like a sponge. Just pushed it down and slid it under. Some sections were longer and you had to move more under the brackets, but definitely worth it!
1070575
Yes, it compresses and rolls into the sack it comes with making it much smaller. I simply clipped mine to the outside of my carry on backpack.
500621
I have never done that, I don't see why you couldn't. The way mine is being used is for pressure relief on parts of the body, consequently I use the inflation/deflation alternation. You have to actively deflate it for storage, so it should maintain a static firmness for all over for firm support without the pump action. Hope this helps!
1071541
Yes it can be, when I'm not using it I deflate it and keep it in the box it came in or put in bike bag, easy
867119
I haven't tried moving it myself but I would say no you wouldn't be able to reuse it unless you get a new sticky pad for the mount.
188034
Once you open the pkg you probably could not get it to compress to fit in a suitcase. It might not even fit in a suitcase in the original packaging if you didn't open it. You might try 1 of those large plastic bags that you can suck all the air out with a vacuum cleaner hose.
536464
Yes with a compressive. We will answer the question with more detail when we return from this morning's SUP race. Thank you for your interest.
413446
I would think if you can get it in with a full paper towel you can compress it when it is empty and load a new roll.
441305
You may be able to move it once or twice but it is made to stay put for the most part. :)
1494436
Yes, should not be a problem, I moved and no longer needed mine so I gave it to a friend that is using it for the same purpose.