I got the Snow Peak sleeping mat with the bag and sheet to match, and I’ve been really surprised. It has some really clever features, like using the bag to fill, and I’ve realised that I don’t need much air in it to get the proper support across my back. Then I can pack it up in the morning.

I’ve used it daily for the past 6 months, and there’s no sign of any wear on the valves or the joints. I’m eager to see what it’s like for the next 6 years, but for now, I’m surprised.

I haven't used many, but my impression is that there are no durable air mattresses.

I'm not sure if I would consider them an air mattress, but this is probably the best option durability-wise. When I was growing up my family had some that lasted 10+ years (but not of daily use!). I think they were Thermos brand but I'm not sure. The especially nice thing about them is that if they do spring a leak, you take them to your bathtub and stick them underwater until you find the leak, then patch it up.

Good luck. I slept on them in college and no matter the brand, luxury or budget, they wouldn’t last very long. They just aren’t designed to be an every day thing

I got tired of replacing them so I got a good cot and put memory foam on it, works like a charm