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Subject Topic: beds-what to get
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01/9/2006 at 10:18pm
 Location: Lanarkshire Scotland
 Outfit: Quechua 4.2 & Base Seconds
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Hiya ............... I love my Fat Airic!!!!!!

We have the Coleman Comfort airbeds and the Fat Airics.  Sorry to all Coleman Comfort lovers but the Fat Airics win hands down.  They are soooooo easy, just leave them to inflate, a couple of puffs at the end and Airics your uncle!!!!   When you are packing up you just roll them and your off.  Definately  for Fat Airics............go for it!!!!!!



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01/9/2006 at 10:24pm
 Location: nottingham
 Outfit: outwell nebraska xxl
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Hi Lesley,thanks for replying.You say that the fat airic are easier, but ,whats more comfortable?


01/9/2006 at 11:56pm
 Location: Lanarkshire Scotland
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I find the Fat Airics more comfy but I'm sure other people will say otherwise.  it's just a matter of trying them our I'm afraid.  I wish I hadn't bothered with the Coleman airbeds now.

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02/9/2006 at 8:02am
 Location: Dorset
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Another vote for the fat airic! Very comfy, easy to set up. I love the feel of nesting that you get using mats on the floor. I feel the cold and IMO self inflaters (and prob mats generally) are better this regard as you're not sleeping on large amounts of cold air.
Hopefully you've found the website now, I think there is a link on here where you can get a discount.

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03/9/2006 at 12:24am
 Location: South Wales
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Quote: Originally posted by lmclaff on 01/9/2006

... a couple of puffs at the end and Airics your uncle!!!!  


 

I think I'll stick with my Coleman ... I haven't enough space in the car for a couple of puffs for the end of the bed

 



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We are very happy with our Coleman airbeds; you can get the Comfort (double or single size), the double has separate chambers each side so avoids that feeling of seasickness you often experience on airbeds;  when your other half gets up or turns over during the night!

Then there is the Pillowtop, which is the same size as the Comfort, only deeper and only single chamber. The zip-off quilted mattress top is nice and luxurious and so makes for a cosy sleeping experience.

The Coleman Double High is in fact a 5ft wide bed and is excellent if your bedroom inner will accommodate a  high airbed (no good for inners with sloping sides though, unless the ground area is substantially bigger than the floor area of the bed). Again, this is a single chamber bed but inflates quickly and is quite firm and very comfortable. As with all high airbeds, is certainly easier to get in and out of!

We haven't tried a Fat Airic but we have considered them, especially with a view to overnights. We decided that, with the airbeds taking just a minute or two to inflate / deflate, and with the inclusion of a 12v pump for those pitches where there is no EHU, the Airics were not necessarily going to make life easier (and, we have read that they take some manual deflating/rolling and so it is probably easier for us to use 3 x double airbeds rather than 5 x Airic mats).




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