Air Mattress

If I had one, I would still purchase a softer foam pad, to go on top of it. The air mattresses are not as soft as air! :ROFLMAO:

And not as comfortable as they sound like they would be.

Also, be certain not to fill full, or they are all the harder with no give.

They used to need a small air pump; I think there were a couple of different kinds of air pumps , so you'd need to be certain if only one type could be used with that particular one. And check to see if it's available before purchasing the mattress, if you wanted it. If it needs one that isnt available any more, that would by why it's on sale! :oops::rolleyes::sneaky:
 
We've had a queen size Coleman that worked reasonably well for several years. It came with a battery operated pump that filled it most of the say. I finished filling it up by blowing into it.

Since our dogs like to sleep with is while we're camping we got a king size that has the integrated pump. I still like to top it off in the evening before we go to bed but it would be fine without doing that. I think ours was somewhere between $50 and $80 two or three years ago. When we go camping we bring one of those converters one plugs into the cigarette lighter and a 100 foot extension cord so we can fill the mattress in the tent while running the van.

We put memory foam and a pillow top on the mattress before putting on the sheets and comforter and it is wonderfully comfortable.
 
We keep a couple of air mattresses that plug in to fill, put a nice pad on top and some nice sheets and a blanket. Makes a great place for kids to crash while the adults can stay in the guestroom.
 
asp3 said:
We've had a queen size Coleman that worked reasonably well for several years. It came with a battery operated pump that filled it most of the say. I finished filling it up by blowing into it.

Since our dogs like to sleep with is while we're camping we got a king size that has the integrated pump. I still like to top it off in the evening before we go to bed but it would be fine without doing that. I think ours was somewhere between $50 and $80 two or three years ago. When we go camping we bring one of those converters one plugs into the cigarette lighter and a 100 foot extension cord so we can fill the mattress in the tent while running the van.

We put memory foam and a pillow top on the mattress before putting on the sheets and comforter and it is wonderfully comfortable.
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Nice, what memory foam pillow are you using? Been trying some out for me and my wife's my neck pain and seem to be getting somewhere finally.
 
oldbutgold said:
Nice, what memory foam pillow are you using? Been trying some out for me and my wife's my neck pain and seem to be getting somewhere finally.
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It was a memory foam we bought a long time ago. I think we got it at Target but I'm not 100% sure. It could have been Bed, Bath & Beyond. It's about 2-3 inches thick and is flat on both sides, it doesn't have raised cones or anything. Since we take it camping we put it into a space bag and push the air out to make it easier to pack. It resumes it's thickness quickly and I haven't noticed any issue with it.
 
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