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Quechua Inflatable Bed.

1 shot willie

1 shot willie

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Been pondering over which way to go as far as a camp bed goes to be used on the longer trips and meets.
Having a problematic back I need some good firm support.

There are a few on the market but I came across this one and liked it straight away.
To top it off I will use my Ex-ped matt.

Might take a punt at this one.:thumbsup:



35 - Hiking - Air Inflatable Camp Bed - 70 cm


You can also get the pump made to go with it.....pressure gauge to prevent over inflation.

35 - Hiking - 5.2 L Hand Pump
 
1 shot willie said:
Been pondering over which way to go as far as a camp bed goes to be used on the longer trips and meets.
Having a problematic back I need some good firm support.

There are a few on the market but I came across this one and liked it straight away.
To top it off I will use my Ex-ped matt.

Might take a punt at this one.:thumbsup:



35 - Hiking - Air Inflatable Camp Bed - 70 cm


You can also get the pump made to go with it.....pressure gauge to prevent over inflation.

35 - Hiking - 5.2 L Hand Pump
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Not for me Bill, never seen a blow up yet that can supply the rigidity I like
 
Interesting stuff, but surely a cot bed will be as sturdy and puncture proof ?
 
Had a cot bed once before Al.....and a carp bed.

The Blowup will be used inside a tent mostly.
Because of its footprint and giving nature, it should not damage my tents sewn in groundsheet and has a low profile of 25cm.
It will fit comfortably inside my Slumit Gobi 111 and the Fairbanks.
I think it will also cope reasonably with uneven ground......if the ground is very uneven/lumpy I will inflate it less.
Comes with a 10-year guarantee and easy to repair if need be.

It's on my Christmas list :thumbsup::D
 
1 shot willie said:
Had a cot bed once before Al.....and a carp bed.

The Blowup will be used inside a tent mostly.
Because of its footprint and giving nature, it should not damage my tents sewn in groundsheet and has a low profile of 25cm.
It will fit comfortably inside my Slumit Gobi 111 and the Fairbanks.
I think it will also cope reasonably with uneven ground......if the ground is very uneven/lumpy I will inflate it less.
Comes with a 10-year guarantee and easy to repair if need be.

It's on my Christmas list :thumbsup::D
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Fair enough and good points, look forward to the review :)
 
Ark79 said:
Will the two of yous fit on that :sneaky: best getting a double bill:D
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well.... not next to each other Mark.....he would fit nicely in the void underneath though:whistle::D

Speaking of the void.....good space to store the food and bits :thumbsup:
 
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Believe me, Harry, I have tried a few options.:thumbsup::D
I tend to roll on the floor and then bring my knees up and fumble from there:rofl:
Really think this will be my personal best option to date mate.
Thanks for your input and suggestions though:thumbsup:
 
When in the bell tent with my partner, a little bit of luxury creeps in......... but as a cheapskate, I bought 2 airbeds from Trail/ThisIsIt Stores for about £10.....and they have proved brilliant......pump them up hard and sleep well. No SIM needed on top. Bought a couple of cheap SIMS (for when in smaller tents) from same place too....roughly £12?
 
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