Vous voulez voir cette page en français ? Enter a postal code: Ships from and sold by langton_distribution. Media: SportsItem Quantity: 1 185 x 76 x 22 cm ; Shipping Weight: 1.8 Kg Item model number: 67000-BGLX16XX02 Date first available at Amazon.ca: Oct. 12 2014 #70,102 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) in Home & Kitchen > Bedding > Inflatable Beds, Pillows & Accessories > Inflatable Beds in Home & Kitchen > Home Textiles Would you like to give feedback on images or tell us about a lower price? See the customer review Look for similar items by category Home & Kitchen > Home Textiles > Bedding & Linen > Inflatable Beds, Pillows & Accessories > Inflatable BedsA guest blog today from James Menta who runs the Best Air Mattress Guide. If you’re looking for an inflatable bed then his website is the place to go. You might also like my Comparison of Camping Mats article. Now, I’ll let James put you to sleep…
This one goes out to adrenaline junkies and adventurers who might find themselves in the cold with nothing but a backpack. If you are a campervan man, you can sit back and open another bag of potato chips ’cause chances are you won’t be needing the tips I’m about to share anytime soon. To provide the best possible advise for getting a good night’s sleep outdoors, I’ll assume the worst case scenario – that you found yourself in the cold only with some sleeping gear in your backpack and maybe a tent. If you know how to get good sleep in these circumstances, any other sleeping situation will be a breeze. Let’s dig in and see what you can do to get the much needed good night’s sleep with nothing but vinyl and a few inches of air between you and the ground. I know you might be tired and can’t wait to close your eyes and just drift away. But if you’re wet or just sweaty from the trip, you’ll HAVE TO change your wardrobe completely before going to bed (given that you don’t think that a pneumonia is a nice adventure, too).
Note that I said “change completely” – this doesn’t mean just changing your socks and that wet t-shirt, I mean completely, head to toe. if you are in the cold, have a quick meal and a glass of warm cocoa or tea before you go to sleep. Make sure that your drink is not hot but just warm enough to be pleasant and not get you sweating again. If you have them at hand, putting a bottle or two of hot water under the cover 10 minutes before you go sleep is a great idea.I hate these little pesky buzzards with the kind of zest that gives me energy. So, believe me, I know my mosquito stuff. These few tips will do the trick every time: Yeah, yeah, I know, you hate me, but it is what it is. Warming up with alcohol is not the way to go if you are in the cold. It will warm you up for a bit, but then it will mess with the temperature regulation in your body, doing more harm than good. Just a few more of these party-pooping tips and I’ll start to sound like your mother, but if there is a secret to getting a good night’s sleep on an air pad it’s layers.
Right, so the final tip of getting a good night’s sleep is not falling asleep. Some expert I am, huh? Seriously now, here’s what I mean – don’t fall asleep right away, fight it for a few minutes. Because when you lay down, your blood is still rushing, and you feel warm. Only when it settles (in 5-10 min) will you be able to feel how warm you really are. This will allow you to add or peel some layers and get into that just-right zone. If I helped a little here and the hatred of telling you not to drink on your camping trip is fading, kill a mosquito for me some day. Take care and sleep tight. Read more about inflatable air mattresses on James’ website or read my Comparison of Camping Mats article (fast becoming the most popular page of my whole site) – Tim. Recommends this product ? This product represents excellent value as emergency bedding. I have found that its comfort level increases greatly with the addition of a mattress topper.
The inbuilt pump ensures quick and simple inflation/deflation. Comfy beds, prone to problems These beds are very comfortable, great for me to sleep on when I visit people (I have problems with people's spare beds due to arthritis). Don't know what I'd do without them! The only problem is the tendency of the i-beams to break, you may wake up one morning with a giant hump running along the centre of the bed, in which case all you can do is throw the whole thing out. So make sure to keep your proof of purchase so you can use your warranty, as this has happened to me twice (with slightly different models of bestway beds). I love the bed the only thing I would say is that it doesnt hold the air tight all night.. You have to top it up again, but also the company said the material stretches so you may have to let it fill up for half a minute more than it says, but I do love it, it is a great spare bed and is so easy to put up and down, it is very comfortable :) this bed is quick to inflate and deflate when finished with.
perfect for weekend guests. very comfortable to sleep on. Bestway Queen Inflatable Mattress I used this mattress while staying at my sons house over the Christmas holiday. I found it very comfortable to sleep on and the built in compressor make inflation simple and effortless. It is a durable unit and I believe a worthwhile purchase.I anticipate that it will give reliable service for years to come. Great substitution for a spring mattress Easy to set up and as comfy as normal spring mattress which cost 3x more expensive. Date Purchased: Apr 2016 A lot of money for 2 uses 2 out of 5, reviewed on Sep 21, 2016 1 person found this helpful, do you? Great for a spare bed. Pity about the inbuilt pillow 4 out of 5, reviewed on Feb 24, 2016 2 people found this helpful, do you? poor quality , doesnt last. 1 out of 5, reviewed on Feb 05, 2016 Good for 3 inflations only! reviewed on Jan 21, 2016