In reply to Post #14
I second that wychwood very hard and not as well made as the trakker
I second that wychwood very hard and not as well made as the trakker
In reply to Post #16
Trakker super light and sim
To be honest sim first bedchair second 👍🏻
Trakker super light and sim
To be honest sim first bedchair second 👍🏻
In reply to Post #17
Are we referring to the RLX flat 6? Also which sim?
Are we referring to the RLX flat 6? Also which sim?
In reply to Post #18
Call me thick but what's a sim been out of carp fishing to long now lol
Call me thick but what's a sim been out of carp fishing to long now lol
In reply to Post #19
Self inflating mattress that can transform your bed in terms of warmth and comfort provided your not a knob and understand how they work and dont over inflate it
Self inflating mattress that can transform your bed in terms of warmth and comfort provided your not a knob and understand how they work and dont over inflate it
I've been looking for a niew lightweight bedchair - from what I could see the JRC X-lite is the lightest.
I'm probably going to pick one up the winter at some point, the current monster is just too hard work to lug about.
I'm probably going to pick one up the winter at some point, the current monster is just too hard work to lug about.
In reply to Post #3
Another thumbs up for the Trakker RLX Superlite.
Very comfy, and errr super light.
Another thumbs up for the Trakker RLX Superlite.
Very comfy, and errr super light.
The JRC X-Lite is a decent bed and very light.
In reply to Post #23
I've been very impressed with mine.
Coupled with a Techlite compact, and a SIM the whole lot weighs a touch over 10kg.
I've been very impressed with mine.
Coupled with a Techlite compact, and a SIM the whole lot weighs a touch over 10kg.
In reply to Post #23
Is that smaller than standard though?
I tried an old xlite in the past and had to get rid as I kept waking up with my feet off the end and a horrible dead feeling in my feet/ankles. I'll suffer 500g to have a full size bed personally
Is that smaller than standard though?
I tried an old xlite in the past and had to get rid as I kept waking up with my feet off the end and a horrible dead feeling in my feet/ankles. I'll suffer 500g to have a full size bed personally
In reply to Post #22
Currently bidding on one!
Currently bidding on one!
I've got an avid benchmark lite, love it.
In reply to Post #27
Two mates have just bought these based on my avid bench mark both of them are wax lyrical about them.
Two mates have just bought these based on my avid bench mark both of them are wax lyrical about them.
In reply to Post #20
Long time out of the game mate cheers
Long time out of the game mate cheers
In reply to Post #18
JW I have two beds a flat six for day trips which is light and I sit sideways on it
It's a bit short if I add a bag as I'm over six feet
The other is a super light the one with rope along the middle section
The flat 6 is not that comfortable , I've done one night on it without a sim
But the super light I think with the aid of the sim is lovely
Tell the truth I have to inflate mine manually lol
It's a venture made by therma rest , costs around fifty quid
The best fifty quid I've spent
I bought a cheap sim of amazon and found it really comfortable but I prefer the
Self inflate option personally
JW I have two beds a flat six for day trips which is light and I sit sideways on it
It's a bit short if I add a bag as I'm over six feet
The other is a super light the one with rope along the middle section
The flat 6 is not that comfortable , I've done one night on it without a sim
But the super light I think with the aid of the sim is lovely
Tell the truth I have to inflate mine manually lol
It's a venture made by therma rest , costs around fifty quid
The best fifty quid I've spent
I bought a cheap sim of amazon and found it really comfortable but I prefer the
Self inflate option personally