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02/6/2012 at 10:41pm
Location: Nottingham Outfit: Outwell Carolina 3
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We have a wonderful Tent, nice and roomy but have no luck with sleeping well in it due to poor quality air beds etc
We have had countless airbeds, and just purchased last week a £60 sleepin'bed from decathalon Quechua ... which i must say for £59.99 is poor quality for the price even though they give a 2 yr warranty, which we are taking back tomorrow after one nights sleep it struggled to stay rigid and the stitching has come away already...............
So anyone got any ideas of what to sleep on - we are open to try anything except airbeds .... tried the lot and a waste of time, Mr Camper wants to try camping bed? but Mrs Camper (me) likes to sleep next to my husband not separate!! :)
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03/6/2012 at 9:52am
Location: Devizes Wiltshire Outfit: MWB VW Crafter PVC
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I moved to camp bed + SIM combo after my trusted double airbed developed a leak mid trip over Christmas.
The new bed arrangement is very comfortable and I cannot fault it, except perhaps the effort it takes to put the camp bed together (an Outwell Laguna Hill).
It is only the second time I have used the camp bed. Hopefully, with age, the canvas will stretch a bit more, making it easier to put together.
If I were to start again spec'ing a camp bed, I would get either the Outwell Posadas or Kampa Dream in the largest size, as they have an easier to put up mechanism.
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