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Hi can anyone recommend good inflatable beds.  The one we used on our first trip (slightly embarassing this) kept going down in the middle of the night and we would be lay on the floor when we got up.  I think this is due to the fact that I am slightly on the large side and the hubby is all man in otherwords overweight (arnt we all....sigh)  lol.  So if anyone knows of any good weight bearing beds that would be great.

ann

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Coleman comfort Airbeds are the only airbeds !!

the are dual chambered so its like 2 single beds attatched with a sausage of air around the outside ,thus anything you do on your side will not disturb the other !

Yes, agreed, Coleman are the best.

http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-1428744-10475506?url=http://www.outdoormegastore.co.uk/acatalog/Outdoor_Megastore_Air_Beds_262.html

There is also the Coleman pillow top:

http://www.simplyhike.co.uk/ProductDetails.aspx?StockID=88675&Affiliate=Froogle

It is also worth emailing this ebay seller:

sue119073

as she often has stocks of Colemans (comfort double and pillow top) at excellent prices.

We find they are as comfy and supportive as a regular bed (lumbar support, not emotional )

Quote: Originally posted by Skatty on 22/6/2006

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Im not sure but i dont think the pillowtop is dual chamber is it ?

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PS

I wonder if the pillow-top ones help reduce condensation? Our comfort doubles do get a bit damp during the night (NO COMMENTS PLEASE!) and we often have to air them, yet looks like you could just zip off the pillow top bit and put that out to air (much easier!).

By the way, haven't seen the pillow-tops for less than £40 in the shops, yet ebay seller Sue does them for £19.99 - worth emailing her (and it isn't me, by the way!)?

We have the Coleman dual chamber bed - it's ace!

I didn't know they did a pillow top one though. Normally we put a quilt on top of the bed between the mattress and our sleeping bags for extra warmth. Do you think the pillow top (as it's removable) would act as an insulator? I'm always looking at ways to reduce the amount of stuff we take (loads of gear, little car syndrome).

We have the Coleman dual chamber bed - it's ace!

AGREEEEEEEEEEEEEEED

Quote: Originally posted by emgin on 22/6/2006

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Do you think the pillow top (as it's removable) would act as an insulator? I'm always looking at ways to reduce the amount of stuff we take (loads of gear, little car syndrome).

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That's what we were thinking too, emgin. It does seem logical.....