In reply to Post #14
Nope, I rated my ss3 so much I've recently replaced it with another one
Nope, I rated my ss3 so much I've recently replaced it with another one
In reply to Post #15
Which version was this?
Which version was this?
Interestly a bloke on our syndicate was complaining about his Nash sleep system saying it just wasn't warm.
In reply to Post #18
Had my nash ss4 for just a few weeks before selling it. Worst bed i have ever owned left me crippled had to get help packing up and go home after 1 night of a 3 night trip the last time i used it .had a levelite els for years it sorted the back problem out but its not that comfy now i have put weight on its been a good bedchair otherwise .Got the new solar one on recommendations so will see how that goes as not used it yet.
Had my nash ss4 for just a few weeks before selling it. Worst bed i have ever owned left me crippled had to get help packing up and go home after 1 night of a 3 night trip the last time i used it .had a levelite els for years it sorted the back problem out but its not that comfy now i have put weight on its been a good bedchair otherwise .Got the new solar one on recommendations so will see how that goes as not used it yet.
In reply to Post #19
I See a memory foam mattress topper for week long trips pure luxury
For a cpl of nights I use the self inflating mat like Gerry
I See a memory foam mattress topper for week long trips pure luxury
For a cpl of nights I use the self inflating mat like Gerry
OPINIONS ARE LIKE BUMS we all have one
and I have had a few Nash Indulgence beds they were ok in their time
but then I bought a SS3 Sleep system beyond any shadow of a doubt the WORST bed I have ever owned by a country mile
owned and used pretty much all the different makes of beds over the years currently using a Trakker Levelite ELS Bed and hand on heart best bed I have ever used
and I have had a few Nash Indulgence beds they were ok in their time
but then I bought a SS3 Sleep system beyond any shadow of a doubt the WORST bed I have ever owned by a country mile
owned and used pretty much all the different makes of beds over the years currently using a Trakker Levelite ELS Bed and hand on heart best bed I have ever used
In reply to Post #21
Is that the latest ss3 you're talking about Gerry. I had one was the worst , had to end early a 48 hour sesh because I could lay on the piece of ***** for more than 20 minutes. Destroyed my back. Couldn't get rid quick enough
Is that the latest ss3 you're talking about Gerry. I had one was the worst , had to end early a 48 hour sesh because I could lay on the piece of ***** for more than 20 minutes. Destroyed my back. Couldn't get rid quick enough
In reply to Post #11
Totally agree, hated it with a passion. The Flatliter Mk2 is streets ahead in every department for me
Totally agree, hated it with a passion. The Flatliter Mk2 is streets ahead in every department for me
In reply to Post #1
The Avid Benchmark XL is the most comfortable one I've tried. I didn't think much to the Nash one.
The matress on the Benchmark is the closest thing to a bed. You just sink into it. Very comfy.
I got the sleep system and very happy with it. It's bloody heavy but I'd rather get a good nights kip!
The Avid Benchmark XL is the most comfortable one I've tried. I didn't think much to the Nash one.
The matress on the Benchmark is the closest thing to a bed. You just sink into it. Very comfy.
I got the sleep system and very happy with it. It's bloody heavy but I'd rather get a good nights kip!
As Gerry has said ... All about opinions
Ive tried a few and the best Ive had is a Cyprinus Memory Foam .... Thing is a dream to me
Had a mate borrow it and he nearly melted saying it was to hot
Youll find what works for you only after doing a couple of nights in it
Ive tried a few and the best Ive had is a Cyprinus Memory Foam .... Thing is a dream to me
Had a mate borrow it and he nearly melted saying it was to hot
Youll find what works for you only after doing a couple of nights in it
In reply to Post #20
Avoid memory foam in summer it's too warm.
I take mine off and put a helium 3.8 on for the summer few weeks.
Avoid memory foam in summer it's too warm.
I take mine off and put a helium 3.8 on for the summer few weeks.
In reply to Post #26
I will do the same thing as I also the helium 3.8 I have used it on top of the benchmark over the winter and it was lovely.
I will do the same thing as I also the helium 3.8 I have used it on top of the benchmark over the winter and it was lovely.
I have the SS3 ,5 season wideboy and love it , I fish 12 months a year and find it very warm and supremely comfatable
May its because mine is a wideboy and not a standard , I also have the under mattress shroud , but as mentioned everyone is different
May its because mine is a wideboy and not a standard , I also have the under mattress shroud , but as mentioned everyone is different
In reply to Post #28
Nope, mine was the wideboy and hated it. Uncomfortable and not warm. The only other bedchair that was more uncomfortable was a JRC Stealth
Nope, mine was the wideboy and hated it. Uncomfortable and not warm. The only other bedchair that was more uncomfortable was a JRC Stealth
In reply to Post #26
Just another opinion, I think it's fine, and have used a memory form mattress at home for ten years.
Just another opinion, I think it's fine, and have used a memory form mattress at home for ten years.