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Is this available as a sleep system?
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In reply to Post #6
Gerry, My mate has gone through bedchairs and sleep systems like no tomorrow. the last trakker one snapped on him mid session....(photos available on request)
He bought the Tactical X and its a revelation in his eyes from the the nash sleep systems etc. Says its the comfiest bed he has aver bought.. so thanks once again!! 
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In reply to Post #1
I too bought the bed on Gerrys recommendation (amongst many other things) and it is by far the best bed I have used. Work close to Poingdestres so popped in and they did the bed for £107 earning a new customer in the process as they were so helpful. I too was surprised by the length of the bed though; longer than expected and only just gets under my brolly. It is very light weight considering its size and would highly recommend 👌
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In reply to Post #1
I've been using the standard X on the advice of Old Geezer with added SIM . . .great advice - love it.
Comfort and price beats any bedchair I've had to date . . .good bit of kit. Only mild niggle is footprint size - on 'ye olde' bedchair scale its big (215cms long) for a standard IMO . . .
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#6 14 Jun 2020 at 11.44pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1
glad you like it
RE Leg frames aren't stiff so will come back on you, have to push them out again when leveling it (basically why they need leg frame locks)
10mm spanner tighten the nyloc nuts on the legs sorted 
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In reply to Post #4
Just ordered one. Can’t wait to give it a try. 
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In reply to Post #3
Cheers mate, I’ll have a look 👍
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In reply to Post #2
Poingdestres online, sign up to them.and get 10% every order
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Hi. I’m looking at getting one of these too, as I have heard good things about them. Where did you get such a good price? Cheers
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Picked up one of these from a recommendation off of Gerry.
Paid only £107 delivered which was cheap but took the gamble.
First impressions were very good, extremely light for a bedchair and not too tall, I have a prestige 8 leg which looks alot taller when folded up. So a bit easier in the boot of the car.
Good points.
Price
Lumber support makes it very firm as the mid section is attached to the bed chair frame, you could adjust this underneath to suit.
Nice fleece inner padding and a fairly light DPM padding around the frame.
Adjustable legs are easy to work with the one push button, it's not spring activated but drops out, so you don't have the faffing around getting the far legs level using both hands.
Adjustable Legs won't come out of the frame as there is a lock
Standard size is perfect for me as I'm 5-10 as there's enough room.
Fairly low
Has the underneath adjustable strap to keep it closed during transport.
Negatives
The leg frame doesn't lock to the frame when putting it up, so could collapse if you haven't pushed them out properly
Leg frames aren't stiff so will come back on you, have to push them out again when leveling it (basically why they need leg frame locks)
Mud feet look cheap and plasticy, would hope these would have had an outer rubber wall. (Probably have no problems as I always use a groundsheet)
Apart from the very few minor bits I'm very happy for a bedchair this light and comfy for just over £100
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