When deflated what size is this?
1122260
Humm, maybe the length of a hard cover book and width of a thick magazine . Maybe .. You could put it in an oversized woman's purse
1122261
It deflates very flat; I easily slip it into my slim laptop bag. Fully deflated, it is no thicker than a couple manila folders. You can also fold it and roll it up. That's how it arrives. Rolled up it is about the size of a beer can, maybe 5.5 or 6 in long by 3in diameter
239968
6.5x26"... I have the 72x25x1.5 , Once I deflate it and CAREFULLY roll it rightly it is reduced to about 6.5 diameter and a tiny bit longer than the 25" inflated dimensions. it was 3+ lbs , I am considering finding a lighter 20 inch wide bad for weight and space savings. this mattress is almost as large as my tent.
720850
I am not certain of deflated measurements as I left bed at my sons for further visitors to use. it deflates thoroughly and easily fits back in box or in storage bag it comes with. I know regular twin sheets fit. Hope this is helpful
2220330
I'm not going to be any help with that question, sorry. I can't find a tape measure to save my life. My son inflated it using the shop vac. It looks to me to be a bit underinflated. Sorry again.
1701439
It's slightly larger than a crib mattress. I was disappointed in the product when it deflated & couldn't be inflated again.
1698005
It took about 15 minutes to deflate, you have to roll and press the air out. Regarding storage, it is impossible to get it packed as tight as when it first arrives. We got it back in the box but the end could not be closed. There was no storage bag. From memory, the box is about 36 by 24 by 12 inches.
1698004
Extremely easy to deflate, it has large valves that allow air to escape quickly. The bag is about 2 feet tall by 3 feet wide, and everything including the pump fits in there.
185031
Mine just happens to be inflated right now. My quick measurements came out to approximately 68 inches long, 43 inches wide and 11 inches high, from all the outer edges of the bumper part. The dimensions do vary somewhat depending on how much air you have in it. The manufacturer website lists the dimensions as 66" x 42" x10". Hope this helps!
692565
We have traveled with it a few times now. It's about the size of a travel pillow when deflated and folded back into the carrying bag.
313467
15-30 seconds. Just opening the plug on the end will deflate quickly but you can also turn the air pump on and set it to deflate and the motor will suck air out of the mattress. It deflates quickly enough by just opening the valve that I've never used the pump except to see how it worked.
288844
About 1.5 ft by 2 ft by 1 ft. I think. Was small compared to the size it blows up too
754023
It comes deflated, rolled into a tube shape, inside of a plastic bag with all the air sucked out. It is about 80 inches long and about 15 or 20 inched in diameter.
1405071
The medium comes with a stuff sack that measures about 11"X6", however the pad rolls very easily to fit inside with room to spare. I deflate by opening the valve, folding the pad in half lengthwise, then start rolling from the end opposite the valve so as you roll the air goes out the valve.
591290
Air bed size accurate to king or queen. About half foot deep mattress when inflated
369522
The item was not blown up. So it fit in a box that was approx. 18"x 36". It was probably 6-8" tall. Hope this helps. It does need to be inflated before usage.
1520797
From www.airdream.net:Twin Size Air Dream Mattress - 36" x 72" (deflated - 5" high, inflated - 10" high)Full Size Air Dream Mattress - 52" x 72" (deflated - 5" high, inflated - 10" high)Queen Size Air Dream Mattress - 60" x 72" (deflated - 5" high, inflated - 10" high)Queen XL Size Air Dream Mattress - 60" x 75" (deflated - 5" high, inflated - 10" high)
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The double size is about 1.5' wide and 2.5' long when deflated and put in bag. It weighs about 40-50#, I believe. However, DON'T buy an Aerobed!!! Had one for years that was great. It broke, I bought another Aerobed, and it broke within the first month. Went to Coleman who makes Aerobeds and asked them to honor the warranty. They refused and said they'd give me a 25% discount on a new one. Why would I want 25% off something that broke? So I took my business to Intex. So far the new Intex has been GREAT!!! Good luck and safe travels!!!