In reply to Post #15
But is it worth the extra money 🤔
I expect probably not. Plus we all know the cyprinus one will be along shortly for half the money
But is it worth the extra money 🤔
I expect probably not. Plus we all know the cyprinus one will be along shortly for half the money
In reply to Post #16
OMG ! yes yes yes!!!
I would have never ever entertained the idea of buying a bed without Lumbar support now
after using my ELS ............. I spent a 23 night session on it with Zero back problems I just could not go back to a normal bed
now and when I saw the 2019 Wychwood had changed the design and it has now got adjustable lumbar support I took a chance and bought one
had a few sessions on it now and its bloody brilliant just like the ELS to sleep on
and if Cyprinus tackle do bring the same bed out cheaper that would be great !!
but sure as **** it wont be half the price
OMG ! yes yes yes!!!
I would have never ever entertained the idea of buying a bed without Lumbar support now
after using my ELS ............. I spent a 23 night session on it with Zero back problems I just could not go back to a normal bed
now and when I saw the 2019 Wychwood had changed the design and it has now got adjustable lumbar support I took a chance and bought one
had a few sessions on it now and its bloody brilliant just like the ELS to sleep on
and if Cyprinus tackle do bring the same bed out cheaper that would be great !!
but sure as **** it wont be half the price
In reply to Post #17
You spent a 23 night session on your back....
Jee, you should become a pornstar.
You spent a 23 night session on your back....
Jee, you should become a pornstar.
In reply to Post #17
Just out of curiosity if the ELS so so good why did you then get the Wychwood one?
Cheers
Just out of curiosity if the ELS so so good why did you then get the Wychwood one?
Cheers
In reply to Post #19
whats the leg length on these bedchairs
whats the leg length on these bedchairs
In reply to Post #19
Weight saving about 2 kgs
and now mainly river fish short sessions plus being in my 70s my a Europe fishing is Finnished some pegs I fish involve a walk and lighter the better
Weight saving about 2 kgs
and now mainly river fish short sessions plus being in my 70s my a Europe fishing is Finnished some pegs I fish involve a walk and lighter the better
In reply to Post #20
150 about 6 inches extension but as the river banks I fish are really sloping I made up 3 blocks to cover all scenarios
150 about 6 inches extension but as the river banks I fish are really sloping I made up 3 blocks to cover all scenarios
What bedchairs don't sag?
In reply to Post #23
I would have never ever entertained the idea of buying a bed without Lumbar support
Great if one kips on one's back all of the time but not good if one sleep's on one's side (voice of one's experience of an R2).
Seriously though, the R2's setup is flawed. Two areas that are elasticated separately with a gap in between them. What could go wrong? I bought this bedchair second hand and it has taken me yonks to get it comfortable. I sleep on my right side on a bedchair (but rarely in bed - eh?) - and never on my back and was getting quite bad hip pain at first until I started slackening off the elastic webbing underneath. Not a great design imo. Perhaps good if you sleep to attention.
I have no idea how other bedchairs deal with it.
I would have never ever entertained the idea of buying a bed without Lumbar support
Great if one kips on one's back all of the time but not good if one sleep's on one's side (voice of one's experience of an R2).
Seriously though, the R2's setup is flawed. Two areas that are elasticated separately with a gap in between them. What could go wrong? I bought this bedchair second hand and it has taken me yonks to get it comfortable. I sleep on my right side on a bedchair (but rarely in bed - eh?) - and never on my back and was getting quite bad hip pain at first until I started slackening off the elastic webbing underneath. Not a great design imo. Perhaps good if you sleep to attention.
I have no idea how other bedchairs deal with it.
In reply to Post #24
Well I could never ever sleep on my side hence my comment you posted on my back or on my front but if ever you get hospitalised they always make you sleep on your back I believe ?.
Well I could never ever sleep on my side hence my comment you posted on my back or on my front but if ever you get hospitalised they always make you sleep on your back I believe ?.
In reply to Post #25
My only experience of sleeping in hospital beds is from two knee replacements where you couldn't sleep on your side even if you wanted to. (Owwwww!)
Back to bed chairs.... I have found the self inflating mattress to help at all times though.
My only experience of sleeping in hospital beds is from two knee replacements where you couldn't sleep on your side even if you wanted to. (Owwwww!)
Back to bed chairs.... I have found the self inflating mattress to help at all times though.
Just purchased the tracker oval sleep system..I'm not the smallest bloke in the world and suffer from a bad lower back.... thus system I must say has been the comfiest I've tried... it's way better than my flatliter or the nash I had previous. Not cheap to buy but well worth the cost in my opinion..
In reply to Post #27
Has anyone got the cheaper Shimano sleep system beds? Any good?
Has anyone got the cheaper Shimano sleep system beds? Any good?