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Quote: Originally posted by Littlebug on 16/7/2007

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If they do get a puncture is it possible to repair them?

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Yes, they are the same as any other airbed inside.   One good tip is to use these 'leeches'http://www.stif.co.uk/gear/select_options.asp?productID=1400.

They are designed for bike puntures but work on airbeds too and are much less fiddly than the glue and patches you get in an airbed repair kit.  Also, they don't take hours to dry.

Quote: Originally posted by sylvia5 on 14/7/2007

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Was thinking of getting one of these ready made camping beds from Argos in a double for myself and a smaller version for my daughter. Has anyone any experience of them? They're a sleeping bag attached to an airbed.I've tried an airbed with a sleeping bag before and didn't get on with it..I move too much and end up with the sleeping bag slipping off my shoulders, but thought this would be better as the sleeping bag ould stay in contact with the airbed and me. I've tried camp beds..too narrow, self-inflating mattress..too thin. Sleeping bag with a hood..like to have on arm out and can't come to turns with moving the whole sleeping bag when I turn over...want to turn over inside the sleeping bag. Anyway, back to the query! Has anyone any experienc of these ready made beds..I've got a week's camping coming up in August!! Thank you.
Sylvia

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