New (3) from $95.88 Sold by ZHAO WEI and Fulfilled by Amazon in easy-to-open packaging. Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) is a service we offer sellers that lets them store their products in Amazon's fulfillment centers, and we directly pack, ship, and provide customer service for these products. Something we hope you'll especially enjoy: FBA items qualify for FREE Shipping and . If you're a seller, Fulfillment by Amazon can help you increase your sales. We invite you to learn more about Fulfillment by Amazon Only Mobile Inflation Travel Thicker Back Seat Cushion Air Bed for SUVDetailsRightline Gear 110907 SUV Tent FREE Shipping. Folded Volume: 11 x 9.4 x 6 inch Unfolded Volume: length 71-59in; Thickness: 2-4.7in Height of pillow: 11.8in Package Includes : *A car air cushion *A 12V car electric air pump *A maintenance package with 2 patches and a bottle of dedicated glue *Operating Instruction Note: Old and new packaging are send in random. Introduction: -Our air cushion is made of compound, breathable and eco-friendly PVC material, which is non-toxic, smell-less, safe and keep warm at 25 degree centigrade below zero.
Compared with traditional product which is only 25um, our 44um thickness plus material with flocking largely improves your hand feeling just like touching smooth leather. Certainly, the unique thickness makes the cushion with unbelievable crush resistance and quakeproof characteristic. Such brilliant characteristics will give you a comfortable and new experience in car travel. -The body of cushion is three-piece folding (35-24-12inch) with ten independent compartments connecting with others by 2 holes, plus 2 special design on the position of tires. It can be applied to nearly 90% of the SUV. The mattress can be inflated fully and deflated convenient within two minutes. Attentions : 1. This product is not a life-saving equipment, it can not be used in the water. 2. The recommended temperature inside the car is : -13 to 140℉ 3. Please do not use it to touch any sharp objects or cigarette 4. Please tightening the nozzle during inflation process 5. The air in the cushion can last about 10 hours.
Please inflated it again after 10 hours for a comfortable use. 19.3 x 11.3 x 6.5 inches ; Shipping Weight: 7.7 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Item model number: 10024100003 Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #65,472 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here 5 star56%4 star22%3 star7%2 star5%1 star10%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsPerfect for Jeep JKU Meh, great idea, production quality. Not real comfortable, but doesn't lose air (so far) and works well inside an SUVNot happyBuyer Beware...Dont trust the reviewsWorks great for 2007 Toyota FJ CruiserAbsolutely love this mattressLook for alternatives See all customer images Most Recent Customer ReviewsSearch Customer Reviews See and discover other items: inflatable cushion seat, camping beds, car tent, kids camping chair, recliner bedWindow BabySide WindowTravel EbookCar TravelBaby Travel GearShadesox UniversalBaby MartinelliSuvs 2Sun FitsForwardShadeSox Universal Fit Car Side Window Baby Sun Shade |
Protects Your Baby and Older Kids from the Sun, Fits All (99%) Sold by Backto20s and Fulfilled by Amazon. New (1) from $89.88 Heavy Duty Inflatable Car Mattress Bed for SUV Minivan Back Seat Extended Mattress Fit most of SUVs and Minivans. Package Include: 1 x Air Bedroom 1 x Electric Air Inflating Pump. Why choose this mattress for your vechicles? Consist of 10 independent air compartments, bringing the most comfortable lying feeling, and increasing sleep quality and eliminate fatigue. Very convenient for carrying: When in use, the mattress can be fully inflated within 2 minutes. When not in use, can be quickly deflated, winded and packed. Occupies small storage room. won't cause skin allergy. Shipping Weight: 8.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) #66,441 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) in Sports & Outdoors > Outdoor Recreation > Camping & Hiking > Sleeping Bags & Camp Bedding > Air Mattresses 5 star46%4 star12%3 star12%2 star14%1 star16%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsExpensive but very worth the money!
Comfortable, form fitting and easy to use. Good idea, poorly constructed.My hubby and I love this. We camp in the mountains where it's ...It is like a family wagonSo glad I bought this, worth it's weight in gold if you've got young kidsGreat Car Sleeping Option!!! See and discover other items: air seats New (2) from $49.99 Sold by Mingliu and Fulfilled by Amazon. Heavy Duty Car Travel Inflatable Mattress Car Inflatable Bed SUV Back Seat Extended MattressDetailsTFY Universal Car Side Window Sun Shade - Protects Your Kids from Sun Burn - Double Layer Design… FREE Shipping on orders over . DetailsWindshield Sun Shade + Bonus Products. Excellent UV Reflector - Keeping You Cooler With A Pristine… Color: Black Application: Most of the cars and the SUV can be used. Package Include: 1 x Air Bedroom 1 x Electric Air Inflating Pump Why buy this car mattress? won't cause skin allergy 9.8 x 3.9 x 8.7 inches 3.9 out of 5 stars #13,426 in Home and Garden (See top 100)
7.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) 5 star59%4 star15%3 star5%2 star3%1 star18%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsComfortable!This thing is AWESOME!! We bought this to keep our dog ...held up remarkably wellThis product worked well fitting in the backseat of any ...Wish we had gotten one soonerDoesn't move around 👍👍Headache stopperMy dog loved it but after only a few uses the baffles ... Most Recent Customer ReviewsSearch Customer Reviews See and discover other items: comfortable mattressEnter your search keywordShop by categoryShop by categoryCar Air Bed Inflatable Mattress Pad Universal SUV Back Seat Sleep Travel CampingBe the first to write a reviewAbout this product*ollies_hideout1 (196)All listings for this productAbout this productProduct IdentifiersProduct Key FeaturesBe the first to write a reviewEarlier this year, I was awarded a National Geographic Young Explorers Grant to spend four months driving around the United States documenting nocturnal culture with my partner and collaborator, Kevin Weidner (who helped me write this piece), and our two dogs (check out my piece on late-night Vegas).
Because the grant mostly covered fuel and food, and because we needed to cover a lot of ground in a relatively short amount of time, one of our first tasks was to figure out a reliable sleeping situation that would be both efficient and cost-effective. Finding a place to camp, for free, or nearly free, every day seemed a daunting task that was bound to set us off course. And since we’d be driving and working at night and sleeping mostly during daylight hours, campground and hotel checkout times wouldn’t work for us. We researched our options. Staying with friends would work in some cases, but would require advance planning. We couldn’t afford to rent an RV, so we had to make the most of the vehicle we had. Towing a trailer would be ideal, but what if we needed to go on a rough road or up a steep mountain? And what about the gas mileage we’d be sacrificing for the extra comfort? Then we found a solution that seemed perfect: we would turn our 2008 Honda CR-V into a camper.
The simplest way to explain the process is that we built a table. An ugly table, made of plywood and two-by-fours, that fit in the back of the car. A table under which we could store all our stuff, and on top of which we could sleep, for free, almost anywhere. After three months, 15,000 miles, 31 states, and sleeping through about 60 summer mornings in the car-bed we built ourselves, we can tell you this: it was pretty great. Challenging, yes, and sometimes frustrating, but worth it. We could park the car — at once bedroom, office, tripod, living room, and kitchen — set up the bed, and be asleep within 10 minutes. We woke in parking lots and trailheads and tiny rest areas, atop a mountain in New Mexico, beside a blue lake in California, and about 100 meters from a Dunkin’ Donuts in Maine. If you’re interested in following suit by turning your own SUV into a camper, here are the basics:We first removed the back seats. For our car, we removed a total of eight bolts and the seats were free, but you may consider having a professional help you out.
After removing the seats, we cleaned the inside of the car and cut a tarp to spread under where the sleeping platform would sit. Traveling with two big dogs, we knew the ability to remove the tarp and shake it out without having to move the whole platform would be a big plus.We began by looking around online (search “SUV + sleeping platform” and see what you find) and cobbled together a design based on our particular needs and wants. Because we wanted to maximize our gas mileage (and because our carpentry skills are pretty basic), we were looking for a simple, lightweight design that would be easy to set up, and outfitted with compartments to help us stay organized on the road.Our final design required sheets of ¾-inch plywood, two-by-fours, hinges, screws, cabinet-lid stays, carpet, staples, D rings — all of which cost us about $150 at the hardware store. We had some tools and borrowed the rest from kind friends: a drill, table and miter saws, and a staple gun.It took us about six hours to complete our project.
Knowing what you’ll need and being prepared pays off. That, and having a couple good friends who happen to be woodworking geniuses there to help guide you through the process (okay, we were really lucky that way). Here’s what we came up with: Our design featured a main storage compartment (accessible from the back of the vehicle), a top-loading hatch compartment, and a bed extension that flipped up when the front seats were pushed forward. The total storage area under the platform was 40” wide, 58” long, and 14” tall. The sleeping space, with the extension, was a little over 40” wide and 74” long.We attached D-rings to the underside of the platform and used a ratcheted tie-down to secure it to the cargo area of the CR-V.We had a futon mattress that happened to fit perfectly. It was thick enough to be comfortable, yet thin enough to fold in half so we could access the hatch compartment. Other options include inflatable or foam camping pads, or a foam mattress from a military surplus store.