Daz34

Airbed or self inflating mattress?

Chip Sengravy

Just put one one on your hip, wave the other about in the air, and go wooooo, ducky!

HTH

Loost

2nd

DJ Dunk

iTrader: (5)

Airbed every time, self inflating matress only if you're moving on daily and carrying it.

Big_Papa_T

Another vote for airbed!

Loost

Well then if your loading it into the back teh van of an morning

id take a four poster every time

bonerp

coleman double sprung double height kingsize inflatable mattress every time. I'll get me coat.....

Bubba po

Airbed.

Spoon

Hotel.

Bubba po

Can't you afford a sleeping bag?

Jamie

I use a mat and a sleeping bag

Daz34

The self inflating ones are supposed to be as comfy as an airbed. Anyone vouch for that?

stevem2k

a decent one is significantly comfier than an airbed... a cheap one won't be


We have a pair of Exped Downmat 9 deluxe's and they a *so* good it's untrue...

Lee247

My other half took self inflating airbeds to LeMans this year, he said they were flat by the morning

matchmaker

Wimp

I used SWMBO. Very comfortable to sleep on. Great airbags, too

Lee247

I had better things to do, than go to LeMans

Loost

Therma rest self inflating ( when you unroll it )

Cant believe anyone would travel camping with a airbed

Scoobychick

iTrader: (1)

Airbed with memory phone mattress topper, it's the minimum I'll put up with when camping

Loost

Gives you a wake up call of a morning does it ?

richardg

i like to travel light, probably as a result of attending scooter rallies over the last 18yrs or so! never bothered with a mattress or a mat - just a sleeping bag. once you take the sleeping bag out of the carry bag, you can roll your coat up and use it as a pillow
sadly most of our scooter club are the wrong side of 50 these days, so they can't cope with the elements as well as they used to, so it's mostly b&b's now

richardg

[ps loost - "wonderin the streets" or "wanderin' the streets"?]

Chrisgr31

Wjats the difference? I don't know whether mine is an airbed or self-infating matress. I know it works and iscomfortable, although next time I'll get 2 singles rather than 1 double.

Leslie

Just for a moment there I thought you said "mistress".

Les

Luan Pra bang

air bed

Matteeboy

Got one of these too - while I used to sleep on a (surf)boardbag and be fine (plus bivvying out in the Brecons in Winter), I now need a little more comfort.

These cost about £25, last forever, don't go down and are as comfy as a decent "proper" mattress. Need blowing up but it doesn't take long.

Use ours as a spare bed when loads of people stay and all say it's very very comfy.

Prasius

iTrader: (1)

Sounds like you were taking tips off a certain person at JAE

If you want comfort - get a hotel - if you want to camp, bivvi and a roll mat