In reply to Post #15
Ive posted a blog on the various models of indulgence over the years as Im a tart for a bed and have had pretty much every model they do, the review is of a Nash wideboy airlite, the Nash wideboy lake legends and the all new Nash wideboy mf60 just launched so will give you a decent overview including weights etc...
https://youtu.be/-xWHs02xiBY
Ill add ive also got a Trakker els coupled with the Snugpak bag and thats what I use for 80% of my fishing and that weighs just under 14kg in total as if truth be told I do think a wideboy is overkill unless you are session fishing
Ive got the helium matt as well that I use with my ELS
Ive posted a blog on the various models of indulgence over the years as Im a tart for a bed and have had pretty much every model they do, the review is of a Nash wideboy airlite, the Nash wideboy lake legends and the all new Nash wideboy mf60 just launched so will give you a decent overview including weights etc...
https://youtu.be/-xWHs02xiBY
Ill add ive also got a Trakker els coupled with the Snugpak bag and thats what I use for 80% of my fishing and that weighs just under 14kg in total as if truth be told I do think a wideboy is overkill unless you are session fishing
Ive got the helium matt as well that I use with my ELS
In reply to Post #17
the new one does look good plus bigger , compact is as wide as normal ss3
the new one does look good plus bigger , compact is as wide as normal ss3
In reply to Post #1
Same here with the self inflater. I use a Fox Duralite chair and it has being great (as good a night sleep as at home) but found that over Jan/Feb I was still cold in a 5 season bag so purchased a Thermolite 3/4 which was a gamechanger. I guess the cold was coming from below as I never have a front on the brolly and would have being compressing the feathers below me.
Same here with the self inflater. I use a Fox Duralite chair and it has being great (as good a night sleep as at home) but found that over Jan/Feb I was still cold in a 5 season bag so purchased a Thermolite 3/4 which was a gamechanger. I guess the cold was coming from below as I never have a front on the brolly and would have being compressing the feathers below me.
In reply to Post #5
Gerry, do you sleep on your back or on your side.
As you advocate a firm flat bed id say you are sleeping on your back.
Gerry, do you sleep on your back or on your side.
As you advocate a firm flat bed id say you are sleeping on your back.
In reply to Post #20
yes mate dead right on my back ............or occasionally on my front but I would wake up on my back ? totally impossible for me to sleep on my side due to permanent shoulder ligament damage
why ??
yes mate dead right on my back ............or occasionally on my front but I would wake up on my back ? totally impossible for me to sleep on my side due to permanent shoulder ligament damage
why ??
In reply to Post #21
Although its many years since ive slept on a bedchair i am a side sleeper and flat firm bedchair (or house bed) is a nightmare to sleep on as the shoulder and hip take all rhe weight and too much pain.
A softer bedchair with a sim (or thick foam pad) works much better for me.
Although its many years since ive slept on a bedchair i am a side sleeper and flat firm bedchair (or house bed) is a nightmare to sleep on as the shoulder and hip take all rhe weight and too much pain.
A softer bedchair with a sim (or thick foam pad) works much better for me.