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I use a 6legged carp fishing bed when Im in the tent coupled with a four seasons fleece lined s/bag...and never had a better sleep(Except when I had the Trailer Tent)I will only go back to the air bed in the direst of emergencies...Dont care If I have to leave some things at home...from now on that bed goes where I go.........

Jelboy.

Quote: Originally posted by jelboy53 on 04/8/2010

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I use a 6legged carp fishing bed when Im in the tent coupled with a four seasons fleece lined s/bag...and never had a better sleep(Except when I had the Trailer Tent)I will only go back to the air bed in the direst of emergencies...Dont care If I have to leave some things at home...from now on that bed goes where I go.........

Jelboy.

Ditto- I use a 6-legged fishing bed too( Nash Indulgence 3) fabulously comfy. I sleep better on it than on my bed at home.

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Terry Hearn something or other I use...What I like is that each leg has inedpendant lifting/lowering points on the feet...so I can get it level in most circumstances and theres no roll effect cos your sleeping length ways across a slope or something...Thats two votes for beds Sam.........

Jelboy.

The one and only time I slept on a camp bed I was cold and very uncomfortable. It was too hard and too narrow. It was an ordinary 'canvas stretched onto a 4 legged metal frame' type (see Argos catalogue)

I now have a Coleman airbed and find it soft, supportive, warm and comfortable.

So thats the other point of view !!

I think you are going to find it a hard choice to make as it is very personal. Is there any chance you could borrow a campbed before you buy one, so that you can give it a try ?

Good Luck.

ive just got a new airbed, from argos, its made by outwell and is quiet high (about a foot) really really comfortable and even the first night i slept on it i slept all night,

highly recomended

There's airbeds and then there's an aerobed, nothing comes close imo

I've never tried campbeds as they always look too narrow and I think the metal sides might dig in