Ultra Lightweight & Inflatable….Relax anywhere, anytime. FIND YOUR SPOT & INFLATE YOUR FAT CLOUD Fat Cloud is a new energetic Australian owned company and product pushing the boundaries of comfort. The concept of air in a bag to create comfort is not new but the Fat Cloud is changing the way people relax throughout Australia and all over the world. The Fat cloud is a big step up from the good old inflatable lounge or air bed and much more comfortable and quieter than a bean bag and did I mention it’s compact to carry and the latest fashion statement. There is no better way to hang out with mates than in comfort and style! Why lie on the ground when you can float above it on a Fat Cloud. Admit it you can see yourself relaxing on one of these bad boys! NOW IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP Get Free tent peg to secure your Fat Cloud ULTRA DURABLE & MAXIMUM COMFORT HOW FAT CLOUD WORKS Fat Clouds are designed to be compact and easy to carry but big and cloud like when inflated.
The inflation process is quick and simple. Just open the mouth and wave the Fat Cloud around encouraging the 100% free air into it. Give the fastener a few twists and a clip it together and you are ready to hangout in style. The best thing is once you’re done chilling out and its time to join the real world again all you have to do is release the fastener and free the air back into the atmosphere for someone else to scoop up another time. Another thing that sets the Fat Cloud apart from the good old air mattress is that once it is deflated it actually fits back in the carry bag without a major fight to get it in.Intex Queen Pillow Rest Mid-Rise Air Mattress with Pump Make any room in your home or the great outdoors a luxurious sleeping space with this comfortable queen-size pillow rest air mattress. By using the built-in air pump, the mattress adjusts to how firm you wish it to be, providing you with personalized comfort throughout the night. Designed with a waterproof flocked top and sides for easy care cleaning.
Includes inflatable bed with built-in electric pump and repair kit Built-in pump inflates and adjusted to your desired level of firmness Waterproof flocked top and vinyl sides Easy storage after deflation Built-in pillow for added support and bed-like comfort Stable and comfort elevated height Built-in pump requires 6 - "C" batteries (not included) Inflated size: 60"L x 80"W x 13.75"H Material: PVC, plastic, copper, rayon, steel Weight capacity: 600 lbs. Clean with soap and water using a gentle clean cloth when necessary If you have the option to "Add to Cart", this item is available for shipping. If not, enter your zip code to find a store near you.Visit our Shipping FAQS for more info about shipping. For questions about returns see our Returns Policy.“Revolutionize the way we use air” is all that the team behind Windcatcher wants to do. Ryan Frayne, the inventor of the device, was inspired when he watched his brother try to inflate a simple floating toy at the beach and quickly give up after a few breaths (haven’t we all been there?).
He was sure there has got to be a better way to do this inflating business. So he went on, did some research, and developed the Windcatcher – a revolutionary inflation technology. The first product that features it raised over $50,000 on Kickstarter in just 8 days. The Windcatcher valve allows you to inflate an entire sleeping mattress with just a few breaths, requiring no power or pumping. Each time you blow into the valve, the fast moving air stream from your mouth draws in the surrounding air, greatly amplifying your every breath. The science behind it is that when you blow into the Windcatcher you create a stream of fast moving, low pressure air. Because it has a higher air pressure, the surrounding air is sucked into the low pressure air stream. As a result, the air entering the Windcatcher is at least 10 to 15 times greater than the air you expelled from your lungs! The first product featuring the valve is a specially designed sleeping mattress – the Windcatcher Air Pad – that you can inflate, deflate and pack up easily.
Since the valve never touches your mouth it is also completely sanitary. The special technology holds the air as you inflate and allows for instant deflation. The creators hope that their invention will foster innovation and inspire many new products. For example, huge reusable rescue buoys inflated by scooping up the air outside a fast moving helicopter, for marking the location of survivors in the water, when conditions prevent smoke signals from being used effectively; inflatable tents and dome structures; inflatable backboards for rapidly evacuating an injured person from the field. I personally would like to see the valve on balloons - revolutionizing party preparation! The first batch of Air Pads have already been produced and shipped. And Here’s the kickstarter demo of the Windcatcher valve and Air Pad.Tips for Sleeping Comfortably on an Air Mattress Hosting Help: Tips for Sleeping Comfortably on an Air Mattress I live in a one bedroom apartment with no pull-out couch, so whenever guests come to stay, either they or I usually end up sleeping on my inflatable air mattress.
Due to these adventures, I have collected a list of tips and tricks to make the night more bearable (and perhaps even comfortable) if you're sleeping on an inflatable. See below for my list, and of course add your own. 1. If you haven't yet purchased an inflatable mattress and are planning to, splurge and get the double. I'm a small person with a five pound chihuahua, and somehow one of us is always falling off the edge of the twin. 2. Skip the bells and whistles. Air mattresses don't last forever, and a basic inflatable can be just as comfortable as a more expensive, air-chambered version. I have the Guest Choice from Aero Bed, which is as basic as they come, and have had it for nearly ten years with no problems. Make sure to find one that has a pump which can adjust air. This one has a release button for perfect inflation. Also, find a mattress that is at least 20 gauge vinyl or higher to prevent tiny holes from developing. 3. Utilize your sleeping bags: the original air mattresses.
Create a pillow top over an inflated air bed with open sleeping bags, blankets or memory foam. The air inside of the mattress will gradually cool overnight, and likely make you colder than a regular bed. Pad it for comfort and warmth. 4. Make it like a real bed. After creating the pillow top, make up the air mattress like you would any other bed: with a sheet set, blanket and comforter. It's tempting when you're tired to just drop down and use a blanket to cover you, but making it up like your regular bed will provide a better night's sleep. 5. Make sure to place the bed on a soft surface. Most air mattresses have vinyl or plastic underneath to prevent movement and sliding. That will squeak all night on a hardwood floor. Opt to place it on carpet, a rug, or drop a blanket under it. 6. Create a headboard. If your air mattress doesn't already have one built in, create a faux-headboard by placing the mattress in front of a wall. Beds have headboards for lots of reasons, but one of them is to keep your pillows from falling backwards off the bed.