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Inco pads, if you don't mind....

I suffered with my back when sleeping on an airbed, so I bought campbeds and found them to be much better.
However, they're no good at all if you like to snuggle up close with someone, so I bought a double Coleman airbed and used it for the first time this last weekend for three nights.
I did get the sense that it would make me seasick, it was very bouncy and not at all easy to move around on when crawling in on my knees, getting dressed etc. but, it was very comfortable to lie on, and my back was absolutely fine!
So, I'd say, personally, that both the camp bed and the Coleman airbed are easy on the back, it just depends on whether you'll be sleeping alone or not as to which is best.

Quote: Originally posted by Volupturaptor on 05/5/2006

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However, they're no good at all if you like to snuggle up close with someone, so I bought a double Coleman airbed and used it for the first time this last weekend for three nights. ...........

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Quote: Originally posted by Lill_mz on 05/5/2006

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if your thinking of those campbeds with the 4 wire legs Id think again the ones Ive got you could put your back out trying to get the legs in and out of the things.

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(Only laughing 'cos I know it to be true!)

PS
Who needs a 'Bullworker' when you have one of those beds?!!!

Quote: Originally posted by CAMPING MAD on 05/5/2006

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Just before I go my OH has decided to buy some cheap sleeping bags from Morrisons, they don't seem very thick to me, think I might need a liner in mine,

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Go for a good camp bed,the wife's back is about as bad is it can get and now uses a camp bed with a slightly underflated mattress and gets a perfect nights sleep

WG