Has anyone tried to roll this back up? I'm wondering if it's easy to pack up after using it.
1362544
DO NOT BUY. I don't think it would be easy to roll back up, but the #1 reason you'd want to roll it up is to put it back in the box and ship it back to the seller because THIS MATTRESS IS THE ABSOLUTE WORST. It is thin, it is lumpy, it smells like sawdust and I would not recommend it for even a dog (even if you did not like that dog). DON'T BUY.
167531
If you use a duffle bag for this, you can pack other things along with it but it's awkward shaped when rolled up. I recommend using the extra large duffle bags from REI or Eddie Bauer. I use Intex Kidz Travel Bed for our travel needs.
662076
It's not difficult to roll, however it is thick and firm so it does not roll in to a small circle. If you want one to roll up and store this probably isn't for you.
1691395
Yes, it can be rolled up and put in a fiddle bag. Depending on your bed size, it might take a large duffle. After unrolling, it shouldn't take long to expand back to size.
2187637
This does not fold, it's too thick. It does roll up, however, and you can put it in the same box it came out of. You would need two people. Hope this helps.
1817668
Yes, you can roll it up in the back. However, make sure you don't have other bulky stuff; it takes up a lot of space.
1872111
I really like mine. I have cans and boxes on mine and have no problem rolling it out. Hope that helps.
2244154
Yes you can roll it up but you problem would have to put it in a standard size trash bag or something like that to keep it from unrolling
1774188
It really should be rolled. We've bent the mat before and the crease returned to its original shape, however I'm not sure if placing pressure (packing it) on those creases will damage the mat. Plus, it may have to big a pretty large suitcase; folding the mat multiple times may be difficult.Bottom line: I wouldn't suggest it.
2276087
You could roll it if it's empty, of course. If full, folding in half worked best for me. But I suppose you could roll it as much as the products you place in the pockets allow.
1138085
You can fold it up and roll it, I haven't done it, but it looks possible. It's not heavy, so, you cn easily carry it.
1572760
you can roll it up, but I don't recommend it, unless it is warm where ever your traveling to, because it takes awhile to relax itself back to it's original position. hope this helps...........
1777458
I've had no trouble folding it back into the carrying bag supplied if, after fully deflating, I fold it lengthwise in thirds. Then I just roll or fold it up to the pump end.
71911
This mattress is pretty firm and I don't think you'd get it rolled once it's unpacked. It's more like a traditional mattress. You could definitely fold it, but that would be it for storage. It IS high quality and I would definitely recommend it for comfort and durability and quality.
671150
Joseph and Danny, when putting it back in the bag, don't try to roll it. Literally start with a corner and just stuff it in. Works much better. It's even reccommended on the teton website regarding putting it back in the bag.
1071244
I just roll it up and use a sleeping bag to keep it rolled up. It takes up very little precious space, and isn't too heavy.
1014189
It collapses well. I'd measure it for you, but mine's packed up now. I imagine you'd be able to pack it in a larger square type bag, rather than the standard rectangular roller bag.