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Subject Topic: Inflating airbed Post Reply Post New Topic
24/4/2012 at 5:20pm
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We have two single Kampa airbeds but are finding them difficult to stay on. They are uncomfortable and feel so unstable,is it better to under-inflate them or is it best to inflate as much as possible? We love camping apart from these beds!


24/4/2012 at 5:43pm
 Location: Norfolk
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We have a double Aerobed and have never experienced the problem you describe with it. I do remember when I used a single airbed though years ago, that I only inflated it enough to get my bottom about an inch off the ground. From memory it seemed to work OK.
Cheers
Bert.

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24/4/2012 at 5:50pm
 Location: Aston Clinton
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We found under inflating was a lot more stable/comfortable aswell

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24/4/2012 at 6:05pm
 Location: Norfolk
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If you inflate them so they are really firm they are really not comfy also more likely to split when you get on them.we always under inflate them,alot more comfy and you are a lot less likely to roll off,i always sleep when we go camping.the amount of air you require is trial and error.you can always try letting some air out whilst laying down on the bed.





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24/4/2012 at 8:32pm
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Thanks, I shall have a trial in the lounge before we venture out with the tent again :)


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24/4/2012 at 10:25pm
 Location: Hereford
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6
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Campbeds are the way forward! Best things i ever bought


25/4/2012 at 12:28am
 Location: Coventry
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A tip I learned from someone on this forum a few years ago, was to inflate enough to place your hand on the centre of the bed & just be able to feel the ground.

I've always followed this tip (since our first trip when hubby had fully inflated the airbed & we'd had five terrible nights on it), and ours is now as comfy as our bed at home.

Don't forget to put a fleece blanket on top of the airbeds to keep you warm & prevent the condensation wetting your sleeping bags.



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