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Quote: Originally posted by Emerald1 on 01/5/2012

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Not a problem with a kingsize bedchair at around 94cm wide. Im a big lass and can sprawl on mine. Sorry to be selling up but need to declutter before I move to a smaller place.

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Quote: Originally posted by TraceyD on 30/4/2012

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Quote: Originally posted by purplebean on 30/4/2012

Quote: Originally posted by amh61 on 30/4/2012Camp beds are comfy but they're a bit restrictive if, like me, you like to sleep with your legs bent.

That is the problem I had with the camp bed, although I think part of the problem was my sleeping bag. I like one leg straight and the other at 90 degrees which my sleeping bag can't coipe with at all

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I sleep similar to that, I love my campbed with rubberised airbed on top, sleeping bag tucked under the airbed at the back and hanging down at the front, not zipped, plenty of room for kicking around!

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If pack size is a problem,why not try the rubberized canvas airbed.They  are much more reliable

we have gone back to these as we did not find the camp bed comfertable and and borrowed a quality sim,but hubby did not like.I like to be able to have my feet outand move aroundwhen i sleep.

I am rubbish at sleeping at home too....

I think this is one of the major problems with camping, so does everyone else judging by how many views this post has had! lol.

I find it really hard to sleep on a SIM, too flat, I like to lie on my side/front with leg and arm hanging off bed. The air beds are either too hard or too soft. I don't like the ones with pillows. An if we use a double one, I find it hard to sleep with OH moving around it disurbs me. Have tried campbeds in the past, but they are too bulky.

 I quite like the look of the areo beds also the Hi gear SIM, for got what its called but its quite thick and rounded,  but don't want to spend lots only for it to be same as everything else we have had!

Hubby and I have two singles next to each other, cant stand being bounced out of a deep sleep

I tried a multiple cell air bed, to fishing bed and back to air bed again. I have also tried an air bed on top of a camp bed

If you have an electric air bed you can top it up every night , and have a memory foam pad on it if its too hard. Keep searching !

jessegee