Air beds any good ones out there
Submitted by POC on Wed, 2012-03-07 07:12
Has any one ever come across a comfortable air matteress that does not leak or puncture easily?
Cheers POC
|
| |
|
|
User loginNavigationSearchWho's onlineThere are currently 8 users and 4756 guests online.
Online users
|
Air beds any good ones out there
Submitted by POC on Wed, 2012-03-07 07:12
Has any one ever come across a comfortable air matteress that does not leak or puncture easily?
Cheers POC |
Latest image Random image New forum topics
Recent comments
|
scotto
Posts: 2470
Date Joined: 21/04/08
Yep.
Spend the do$h and get a good one: ie the most you can afford.
I have a kingsize double Coleman Bigfoot. It can be pumped up hard, and is mega comfy. Its done me and the misses well on heaps of camping trips over the last 3 years. Well worth the $150 we paid, and I think theyre cheaper now.
I've had quite a few mattresses (took a whole to realize the cheaper ones are shit), and most do slowly leak, but the Bigfoot won't for a good 4 or 5 days, and even then it's just a few breaths to get it back to firm.
Juneka
Posts: 222
Date Joined: 14/12/09
Coleman
+1 for Coleman Bigfoot! I have one that stayed in the spare room, inflated for regular visitor, it stayed inflated without lleaking for 12 months... several dogs jumping on didn't damage it either. It also comes with a small pump to inflate and deflate, uses DSize batteries.
Save the Whales! May as well - they won't fit in my catch bag!!!
POC
Posts: 231
Date Joined: 05/01/09
Thanks guys i have seen these
cheers will have a look at them.
old salt
Posts: 133
Date Joined: 25/02/11
definitelly spend the
definitelly spend the dollars as the cheap ones are crap, I borrowed a mates which had the pump built in and it was comfy, convenient and it lasted a long time.
I fish to feed
and
Fillet and release when applicable
POC
Posts: 231
Date Joined: 05/01/09
looking for brands please
Yep there are good ones so help on bran names would be great.