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PersonPennine
05/7/2007 at 11:48am
 Location: Nottingham
 Outfit: Vango Diablo 600 View Pennine's Profile View Profile   Reply to Pennine Reply   Quote Pennine Quote  
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Can I just see what people think are the most comfortable things to sleep on.....we currently use air beds but always seem a bit lumpy and bit uncomfotable and often get condensation between the air bed and the sleeping bag.....wot are the comfy alternatives in a Diablo 600 pod ???


Personlor6126
05/7/2007 at 11:55am
 Location: ayrshire scotland
 Outfit: boutique camping bell tent View lor6126's Profile View Profile   Reply to lor6126 Reply   Quote lor6126 Quote  
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http://www.alpkit.com/shop/cart.php?target=product&product_id=16215&category_id=253

wouldnt part with mine.


Personbundys
05/7/2007 at 12:00pm
 Location: Essex
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we have the coleman comfort airbeds (singles & doubles) - very comfy and stay pumped up, also don't roll of the edges unlike the old (blue & red) airbeds we had which always went down, were uncomfy and suffered from a lot of moisture/condensation - we don't get as much moisture on the colemans but we always put a fleece blanket on the beds to reduce the moisture and sleep on top of the blankets. we just pull back the sleeping bags from the beds during the day to let everything air.  We used to have the deluxe aluminium frame camp beds as well - but they condensated, were cold and also creaked with every slight movement - colemans for us definately!


Personoutdoor crew
05/7/2007 at 12:09pm
 Location: croydon surrey
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We all sleep on readybeds and avoid condensation by putting a fleece blanket between the airbed and cover,for colder nights we have a fleece blanket inside the bag as well.Always best to not over inflate,don't want to make the airbed too firm. Sometimes you might have to try different things to find what is right for you.

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Personbarracuda
05/7/2007 at 12:43pm
 Location: Poole Dorset
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We have been using a king size airbed, with a blanket underneath, a thin duvet ontop, under a fitted sheet, and then a thick ducet ontop of us.  Very snug

However, last couple of trips have found the airbeds have started to go down in the night.  So interested in others suggestions too.


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Personbundys
05/7/2007 at 1:03pm
 Location: Essex
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Quote: Originally posted by barracuda on 05/7/2007

We have been using a king size airbed, with a blanket underneath, a thin duvet ontop, under a fitted sheet, and then a thick ducet ontop of us.  Very snug

However, last couple of trips have found the airbeds have started to go down in the night.  So interested in others suggestions too.

the coleman comforts stay well inflated - used ours for 2 weeks solid and didn't need to re-inflate at all.


PersonVictor Khyam
05/7/2007 at 1:42pm
 Location: Dorset
 Outfit: Khyam Windsor and kitchen sink View Victor Khyam's Profile View Profile   Reply to Victor Khyam Reply   Quote Victor Khyam Quote  
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That's the OH on our Coleman double high with a big buffalo skin. Very comfy!



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