Queen and twin are the most commonly manufactured and sold sizes for air mattresses. The double size or full size air mattress is an odd size between the twin size and the queen size, making it wide and comfortable for one adult who rolls around or tight but acceptable for two. It’s a good option for small spaces like a motor home or 2-person tent when you go camping. Here are my recommendations for full size air beds. Do remember that there aren’t many full size air mattress models in the market, so these are based on the best among this particular size only. If you don’t need a really high rise air bed, the Intex Comfort Plush Dura-Beam Airbed is the best full size air mattress that gives great value and comfort for a very affordable price. Most Intex air mattresses are cheap, but this is one of the better quality ones with a built in pump. This 13-inch tall air mattress is really comfortable and doesn’t move or bounce a lot when fully inflated. You can easily plug in the cord and inflate or deflate it using the dial knob, but on the downside, an external pump cannot be used for this full size air mattress, so if you’re planning to use this for camping at a site without electricity, you may want to check out other good air mattresses for camping.
Inflating and deflating this air mattress take a mere couple of minutes. If you like your mattress soft and plushy, you could release some air with a quick turn to deflate after fully inflating the air mattress. When fully inflated, this air mattress is really firm and hard, but we found that it does lose a bit of air throughout the night. I recommend getting this full size air mattress for a guest or kids coming over. Check out the price here. For camping you may want to look at the Coleman Quickbed full size air mattress. This is a low profile air mattress that is really portable and light, so with a battery pump you could set up camp anywhere. The pump is not included so you’ll need to buy either a Coleman pump or one that is compatible. The great thing about this air mattress is that it’s very affordable, and the material is good enough to last more than a year. At least, that’s how long we’ve used it for. It’s comfortable enough to camp on for a week or two, before the longing for a taller bed calls.
Remember to inflate and test the Quickbed out of the box as it is always possible with air mattresses that you may receive one with a defect or leak. We had one replaced immediately when we found that it didn’t keep air, and the second one was perfectly fine. Check out the price here. Another great full size air mattress for camping is the Mountain Trails Basic air mattress. This is also a great lightweight air mattress that works with an external electric or battery pump. The soft suede top makes it really nice to sleep on but we always use bed sheets and sometimes a mattress topper for extra comfort. The valve is designed to keep the air in and the air mattress did hold air well for many days. The air coils provide good support and created a flat surface that is good for our back. This full size air mattress also comes at a very affordable price. For a more durable material, the SimplySleeper SS-58RF is the full size air mattress to get. We’ve used air mattresses from SimplySleeper for many years, and they’re known to make really tough and hardy air beds compared to other brands.
The only other brand I can think of that uses thick material for their air beds is the Fox Airbeds, but they don’t make full size air beds. This air bed is taller than those above. At 18 inches, this is easy to get in and out of. If you’re looking for a full size air mattress as an everyday bed, this is probably a better choice than the Intex Comfort Plush recommended above as it’ll last longer. It can hold up to 600 pounds of total weight, and comes with a convenient built in pump. This full size air mattress is much more expensive though. Here’s the best price. If you want to consider more options, check out my best air mattress and air bed reviews.AirbedsDo you need a good air mattress or airbed for sleepovers, your guest bedroom or for a camping trip? Browse our great options from the Anaconda range of air mattresses. At Anaconda you can enjoy airbeds of great quality, but also benefit from the best prices for camping equipment in Australia! Choose from our wide selection of quality airbeds, which includes brands such as Aerobed, Coleman, Dune and Spinifex!
Coleman Queen Double High Quickbed Coleman Queen Double High Quickbed.... Keep this airbed handy for weekend trips away or even for overnight house guests. The airbed inflates and deflates in a flash so you're never too far away for a comfortable night's sleep.... Spinifex Dreamline Double High Airbed A great airbed for use while camping or at home for overnight guests. Features an electric 240v built-in pump for easy inflation.... Enjoy a comfortable night of blissful slumber! Quick and simple to inflate, the Spinifex Dreamline range of single, double, queen and king-size airbeds can be used with most air pumps on the market. They pack down to a convenient size for travelling or camping. A quality PVC outer with coil beam con... The Queen Active AeroBed with its ridiculously powerful, rechargeable and detachable pump is an ideal bed for anyone no matter where- home, enjoying the outdoors or as an emergency bed for unexpected guests who just turn up on your doorstep.
The powerful 12v pump will get it ready in less than 60 se... Jilong Relax Double High Queen Airbed With Pump Jilong Relax Double High Queen Airbed With Pump.... Bestway Premium Airbed With Pump Bestway Premium airbed with pump.... Can I purchase airbeds at Anaconda? Anaconda stocks a wide range of airbeds from leading brands including Coleman, Dune, Spinifex and Aerobed, as well as other established manufacturers. Just because you are going camping, there is no need for an uncomfortable night's sleep, especially when you use one of these quality airbeds. Choose from various options, including single and queen size, depending on the size of your tent and the number of people using the mattress. Customers can also choose various heights, widths and lengths as well, so there is a suitable airbed for every camper. How do I inflate an airbed? Some of the Airbeds for sale at Anaconda come with their own pump, either attached or built-in, while others can be inflated with one of the many pumps available from Anaconda.
Choose between manual hand or foot pumps, or make life easy with electric pumps that can be run from an electricity supply, from your generator or even your vehicle. Rechargeable battery operated pumps are also available. Modern day airbeds hold their pressure well but some may need topping up a little after first use or after a few days. If your airbed gets a hole, use the repair patch supplied or check out the range of repair kits available at Anaconda. Which airbed is best for me? That depends on a number of factors. If you are putting your airbed directly onto the floor of your tent, height may be a factor, as some higher models are easier to get into and out of. You do have to keep in mind that a higher mattress will be heavier to carry and will take more air to inflate, so be aware of this when making your decision. Some people go a step further and put their airbed on a camp bed or stretcher to raise it further from the ground. In that case, a thinner airbed may be more suitable.
The tops of some airbeds are covered with material such as velour, which is specially designed to prevent slipping; this means that sheets or sleeping bags will be less likely to slide around, which is all the more important if you are a restless sleeper. Where else can I use an airbed? Airbeds can provide superior sleeping accommodation for overnight guests at your home, being more comfortable than most sofas and futons! As most airbeds come in the same standard sizes as normal beds, you can dress them using normal bed linen and provide a good night's sleep for your house guests. Airbeds are also ideal for sleepovers and slumber parties for kids and teenagers, as well as being useful for taking along to outdoor events and festivals.How can I make sure I sleep comfortably outdoors? Enjoy a great night's sleep after a busy day having fun when camping, hiking or trekking with the right sleeping gear from Anaconda. With so many different sleeping options to choose from, you'll be able to find the perfect solution to a good night's rest whatever your circumstances.
Choose from camp beds, sleeping bags, airbeds, sleeping mats, hammocks and all the sleeping essentials and accessories that you can think of, from travel pillows to pumps. No matter where you plan to spend the night, you'll be able to spend it in at least relative comfort with a little planning and organisation before you set off, with the many specially designed sleeping options available at Anaconda. Which is the best sleeping solution for me? Different sleeping solutions take up different amounts of space and vary in weight. If you need to carry your bedding, opt for some of the great lightweight sleeping mats available at Anaconda, topped with an inflatable pillow and a sleeping bag for minimum carrying effort. If your vehicle will take the strain, you can splash out on more weighty items such as luxurious inflatable beds, stretchers or camp beds or a combination of the two, depending on space available. Take into consideration the terrain and the climate, as you may not wish to sleep on rocky ground without some comforting layers, and at some times of the year extra insulation will be required while at other times breathability and air circulation will be more important.
Space in your tent is another consideration, as some tents have space to leave bedding down during the day, while in others it is a matter of clearing away every morning to make room to move about, get dressed and have breakfast! Are airbeds easy to operate? Most airbeds available from Anaconda are easy to inflate with a pump, which in some cases may be included with the airbed (see product details) or which can be purchased separately from the range of pumps available. Pumps include manual pumps, electric pumps, pumps that can be run off your vehicle's engine and even rechargeable pumps, so the choice is yours depending on your budget and location. Most airbeds can also be deflated with pumps when they have a deflate setting, which makes it much easier to extract all the air and leave a manageable parcel to stow back in the car at the end of your trip. Which other sleeping methods do you recommend? Folding camp beds or stretchers can be a great solution for those who want to sleep some distance off the ground, and with the addition of a sleeping mat or thin air mattress you'll be able to spend a comfortable night.