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16/7/2007 at 8:06pm
 Location: Wiltshire
 Outfit: None Entered
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What do you find to be the most comfortable to sleep on? 

I think I may have to try to find my old single flocked airbed before we go away next as we tried camp beds this time.  I've just spent 2 nights waking up a lot and dragging myself back up to the top of the bed where we'd had no choice but to pitch on a slope.  Not keen to repeat that experience again



16/7/2007 at 8:08pm
 Location: URMSTON MANCHESTER
 Outfit: OUTWELL PALM COAST 600
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Coleman Comfort airbed, nothing else comes close.


16/7/2007 at 8:30pm
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Another vote for the Coleman Double Comfort Airbed here.


16/7/2007 at 8:38pm
 Location: Essex
 Outfit: VW Camper
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definately the coleman comfort - started off our camping lives with low camp beds but if you rolled to one side they tipped over they were also a pain to put together, then went on to the box sided blue/red airbeds from argos - terrible!, need reinflating nearly every day and very uncomfortable, then changed to the deluxe (high) camp beds, again didn't find them very comfortable and they creaked with every little movement so finally went for the colemans, they are just fantastic, comfortable, stay inflated for an entire two week trip and due to the separate chambers on the doubles no bobbling around...won't look any further now - definately the best beds we have found.


16/7/2007 at 10:40pm
 Location: Bridgend
 Outfit: Kyham Freelander & Sunncamp Orbit XL
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Thermarest self inflating mat (or fat airics)

No deflation/puncture issues, no need for extra layers to keep out the cold.



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17/7/2007 at 12:07am
 Location: hartlepool
 Outfit: khyam yale
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surely it all boils down to budget.

a lot of people buy cheap and regret it,then get apparent better ones rendering 1st ones useless.always buy the best you can afford at the time cos ive no doubt you will always find an alternative at a later date as most of us have done....



17/7/2007 at 12:59am
 Location: Middlesex
 Outfit: Outwell vermont L Vango Equinox
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Quote: Originally posted by celtic_gothette on 16/7/2007

Thermarest self inflating mat (or fat airics)

No deflation/puncture issues, no need for extra layers to keep out the cold.


 Agree with this one 100%

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