![]() So if you choose to buy a product via a link, I may make a small commission, at no extra cost to you ( learn more). ![]() But I can promise you that they’ll be better than my vintage yoga mat.ĭisclosure: There are affiliate links in this article. I can’t promise you that they will be as comfortable as your normal bed or that they will never, ever have problems. Let’s take a look then at the air mattresses that have most impressed me, and that I’d personally use in my home or when away for a night under the stars. Maybe not the last one, but you get the point. Able to resist assassination attempts by pins, puppies, and porcupines. It’s not just that we want to sleep on a good air mattress nowadays, it’s because they actually exist.įlat(ish) surface. Not quite glamping, but not cowboy boots and sausages on sticks either. And when I’m camping, it’s an air bed, duvet, and pillow at a minimum. I’m sure it was the only bad thing about Christmas (other than the random tangerine in the stocking).įast forward 20 years and there’s now an unspoke rule in my family that we all have a decent air mattress for when we run out of bedrooms. That same air bed made regular appearances at large family gatherings when real beds were in short supply. ![]() It seemed like a perfect upgrade from the yoga mat, but the tube structure was so pronounced, I had to let half the air out to create a comfy surface to sleep on. I soon discovered why the word ‘camping’ is so similar to ‘cramping’.Īfter a lot of moaning, my parents got me a funky red and blue air mattress the following year. When I first went camping with friends in rainy England in the 1980s (yeah, I’m old), I had what would now be called a yoga mat as a mattress. ![]() Before I talk about the air mattresses, join me for a brief stroll down memory lane. ![]()
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