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Subject Topic: Outwell Duvet Sleep System Post Reply Post New Topic
02/4/2013 at 2:44pm
 Location: Hertfordshire
 Outfit: Lots of tents and a 72 VW Camper
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50 Outwell Duvet Sleep System
This new system from Outwell comprises a bed, cover and duvet supplied in an all-in-one package that makes bed making an easy and pleasurable experience. For models include the Caress Single, Caress Double and Cameo Single and Double.

Have you got one of these?
Have you seem them?
Have you tried them?
What are they like?

Please share your thoughts with us.

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12/4/2013 at 6:38pm
 Location: Lossiemouth Scotland UK
 Outfit: Toyota Alphard Campervan
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I'm interested in this as it would save us a lot of space in the car! I can't seem to find any information on how warm it is compared to sleeping bags. Anyone have one?


26/4/2014 at 3:20pm
 Location: West Sussex
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Can I assume this idea fell flat? (pun intended)

I am looking to replace a double Readybed which I thought was ok but is in reality too short, not massively comfy and has the annoying overnight deflation coupled with being disturbed if your sleeping partner moves or heaven forbid gets up in the night. I'm looking at SIMs but want to spend about £80 bearing in mind I then have to add bedding to that. Taking a duvet - even with a car - is so bulky.

Was surprised to find no one had commented on this?


26/4/2014 at 5:37pm
 Location: East Yorkshire
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Hiya, no it did not fall flat, this is one of Outwells very popular sleeping systems that a lot of major stockists are selling.

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26/4/2014 at 6:32pm
 Location: cheshire
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we have seen them in Decathlon if you have one of those near you. they look good.


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26/4/2014 at 6:47pm
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Quote: Originally posted by AdminBob on 26/4/2014
Hiya, no it did not fall flat, this is one of Outwells very popular sleeping systems that a lot of major stockists are selling.



Thanks. I have found it in the stockists but can't find many reviews. It looks clever but the comments I did see (on Amazon I think) suggested the air bed style uses lower quality beds that are like lilos and very noisy every time you turn over. The SIM one is only 5cm and I am concerned that will be too thin for us. I have a back problem. Also it's only 190cm which seems shortish.


11/5/2014 at 1:47pm
 Location: Cotswolds
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I saw them reviewed on John Lewis website, daughter wanted a single one but review put us off! Daughter is going to stick to her air bed/ sim combo, perhaps with a pod type bag instead of her rectangular one.

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