Airbed Extra Durable Single, Camping bed, Flocked Single Air Bed, Inflatable Air Mattress, heavy duty airbed, comfort blow up Bed for Indoor and Outdoor Use

These are far more expensive than some air beds but the quality is far higher than the cheap ones. It gives the impression that it will last and not puncture easily. I also liked the way it rolled up into it's own integral cover. Only minor problem was that it took a while to work out you need to push the valve in before removing the pump, or you loose some air. Only had it for 3 weeks so far so not yet enough time to tell how long it will actually work.

I'm aged mid 60s and am a big bloke. Very recently toured the UK coastline, tent camping along the way. I wanted something comfy to sleep on and this did the job. It was easily long enough for my 6 feet of height. And wide enough. I never once rolled off it in the night, despite my being a restless side sleeper. Once I put my head down, I never woke until the dawn chorus. Zzzz. Admittedly, it's a reasonably deep bed and it's full of air, so is a bit squishy(?) getting onto it. A bit like climbing onto a blancmange/jelly. But once on ... comfyyy :-) Just as comfy as my home mattress.

Not the smallest or lightest when packed but so worthwhile for the taller/larger person. Great quality and no complaints - thus far despite several trips already. I use it on European motorbike trips when camping and it makes a big difference to quality of sleep!

Sadly not impressed. I bought this air mattress last summer and used it for two short festivals. I packed it away, even in its original box, and when I came to use it this summer it had a puncture somewhere. I didn’t store it in a bad way at all and my bell tent not only has a strong ground sheet but I put carpets down also! I’ve had airbeds before so I know they need to be treated with kid gloves. However, this ‘extra durable’ one has lasted less than the others I’ve owned! I finally found the puncture which actually came from a tiny pimple just under the fabric. I managed to fix it with ‘Stormsure’ (a product I DO recommend) although I have noticed, and now remember last year, it does tend to lose a lot of air over night, which I think may be down to the valve system. It’s too much to be just air condensing over night. I’ve been pumping it up every night at this last weekend’s camping and then finally got a carbuncle which renders it useless. Perhaps this was due to over inflation, due to the frustration of having to reinflate it every blooming night, but it really didn’t take much to do it, on this ‘extra durable’ mattress. In my opinion, I think the pricetag is very steep for an item that is only as durable as other mattresses out there at half the price. Maybe it was just a manufacturing error, but because there is no specific information given as to if there is a warranty on this product (and it’s over a year anywsy) I don’t have much chance of a replacement to compare and I won’t be parting with another £50 on the same product only to find out the quality is just the same. I only do that with products I have had for a good number of years and know the quality is A1 from my experience. So I think I will buy one at half the price and won’t have too much regret if that one lasts only a year. Sorry Coleman, you let me down (forgive the pun). I do like your lanterns though, which I still have after 15 years. Now there’s a product with better quality.

My partner and I have used many airbeds over the last year due to space issues. Some have lasted a week, some a month.. but all fail at some point. THIS airbed.. what CAN I say.. it's superb, inflates quickly, stays firm, superb comfort. Slept on it many times over the last months and it's STILL every bit as reliable, strong, resilient and comfortable as the first time we lay on it. outstanding in every way.

Far sturdier than other brand I have used, hold air better although in very hot conditions does loose a little air after a couple of days. Easy connections to multiple types of air pumps. Has an attached wrap that once deflated and folded you wrap around and tie the ends so it's compacted down to original box size, so no need to try and force it back into the box

Its a good size for two to sleep on or one if you want to be sure you wont fall off the edge of a single. Inflates quickly with the Coleman electric pump (around 3mins), it held up to 4 nights at a festival and besides a few stains i had no issues with it coming apart or splitting at seems. It also barely lost any air and i only gave it around a 20-30 second top up to get it back to being very firm again. the material seems nice too and didn't make me sweat like i have experienced on the mock suede airbeds. I would recommend spending the extra money for this over the cheaper brands.

Having bought two of these for a camping trip and have specifically chosen a higher quality (and price) product. I now find that after one use one of them will no longer hold air.

After buying, trying, and sending back two other popular name brand mattresses I bought this mattress. It’s wider which I need as I’m a side sleeper. I can also control the firmness as it’s an air mattress and has depth. Thinner foam/air or little wavey thin air mattresses just don’t work, don’t bother buying them. I use this for motorcycle camping and I love it. You won’t be disappointed either if you buy it. Remember if you can’t get a good nights sleep it’s not worth it, and the other two I tried I couldn’t fall asleep.

over the past 2 years I've only used it about 5-6 times? Took it out last week after a few hours of sleeping, woke up to find that it had deflated. Tested it again the following night - and yep, not user error, but mattress had developed a tiny hole somewhere. Not durable at all - avoid. Now i know why they included the small white sticker patches.

Helaas met even wat bijpompen het midden gedeelte een hele grote bult valt niet meer op te slapen

Confort et parfait pour la moto

Recomiendo el colchón ha funcionado perfectamente si deformarse o perder aire tan rápido