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Quote: Originally posted by darrendazz on 26/2/2012
ok will look into that but they are much more pricey
In the long run probably not
The airbeds are notorious for lasting a couple of trips max and you end up lying awake on a squashed marshmallow, the SIMS are a lot more robust
You need to get some which are a decent thickness though (perhaps spend more on yours than the kids, as they prob wont notice!)
Initial outlay will be more, but your bed is one of the items worth spending as much as you can max on
(I have 7.5cm thickness)
If at the moment you're just testing the water to see if you like camping, go with the cheapest - you can always upgrade gradually
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26/2/2012 at 9:45pm
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Hi,
We just started camping last year, and because I didn't want to spend a fortune until I was sure we liked it, and because it took a while to persuade the OH that it was a good idea, we ended up with a double height airbed. He said it felt more like going to bed and less like sleeping on the floor, and to be honest, we didn't have any problems with it. Yes, it needed a bit more air putting in every couple of days, but it was our bed for two weeks and it served us well. I may investigate spending more and going for camp beds or sims in the future, but for now, the airbed is doing just fine :-) We also just took our duvet from home, as when we invest in sleeping bags I want to buy good ones, and plenty of cheap fleecy blankets although we were never cold. If you can borrow stuff off anyone else it might be a good idea for your first couple of trips - that's what we did. Whatever you do, I am sure you will have a great time - it's all part of the adventure :-)
Happy Camping!
Kate.
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