Would this be soft enough to use by itself on a wooden platform in the back of a car?
1693963
umm...well...yeah, it would probably work pretty well if you have a big car - this is not a small product. As long as there is some solid support underneath.
1693964
Yes, but others may not think so. I am 6'0", 190lbs, athletic build (not fat and soft but not chiseled either) and I bottomed out the pad with shoulders and hips depending on how I was laying. I am an avid camper and usually sleep on a 1/2" foam pad under my sleeping bag, so this mattress topper on my hard wood floor felt great. Totally good enough for a good nights sleep, but don't expect full mattress plush. My sub-100 lb girlfriend never bottomed out the pad and said it felt just like the tempurpedic mattress in the spare room.
1119806
It would ok but not ideal...It's better than nothing... Your really going to have to sinch it up tight to not have it vibrate. Be careful it doesn't damage your soft top..
850191
I would think it would work fine. It is made out of pretty flexible material and also it's heavy enough I don't think it would slip around. Also, you didn't ask this, but we found this to be much firmer than expected from reading the other reviewers here. In fact we placed a foam topper on ours to make it bearable.
118005
soft like a TV blanket, no. But it is flexible with the consistency of one of those reinforced plastic tarps you can buy with the eye-lets for tie downs. I believe it would suit your purposes though because it reflects your heat.
1414054
IMO I don't think it would work very well for that. Your couch and bed are too "soft" and the seat cushion would just sink into them, thereby not allowing the air to circulate underneath you. Also, I never understood the claim of a "massaging effect" from the seat cushion. I've never felt like I'm getting a massage when I'm sitting on it in my car. For what you want to use it for I would pass.
1702694
Maybe not a good idea, depends also on the size and space of your car and obviously the size of the dog...LOL. Wouldn`t recommend using this for that, the material is very stretchy.
96613
No, this product would way too soft. You should look into products from rustoleum, raptor liner, AL's liner, rhino lining or line x.
1668144
I would probably just get a rock or log. This is an OK chock, but is plastic and obviously won't work well on a large vehicle (1 Ton or larger). Also not sure how well it would grip on the dirt.
2179009
Yes but it's not real thick or fluffy but with a pillow it would work very nice I believe.
596502
The material is not very thick and thins under weight, so I am not sure how comfortable it would be on a hard surface. It would help some though
1561483
I think it would be fine. It's also pretty light for lifting it in and out of the car.
2159773
I would not recommend it. It is very soft and could be a suffocation hazard.
151364
No because it becomes a serious safety hazard in the event of a crash. This is not soft or collapsible.
1957098
I think it would work as a wedge. I use mine every night and I think it is firm enough to use as a wedge .
1497869
I think it would be fine. It's not super firm, once you get it in the pillow cover, it's pretty soft. But with the right pillow covers, I'm sure it would work out great.
2097733
It probably would help, but this one does not have a stiff immobilized. It is slightly flexible and may not be as fixed as other items.
2003107
It is pretty soft. But with such a long trip anybody's butt would hurt regardless. :)