In reply to Post #15
It's a 350.00 bed normally on its own and the build quality is second to none.
It's a 350.00 bed normally on its own and the build quality is second to none.
I have the levelite in oval, very good matraas and top build quality
The Solar and the Trakker levelite serie are for me the best builded beds on the market.
CH08 might be cheaper but it's still top build.
The Solar and the Trakker levelite serie are for me the best builded beds on the market.
CH08 might be cheaper but it's still top build.
In reply to Post #17
I've had the trakker levelite els bedchair but the solar ch08 looks better in pictures but will see when I veiw one. Like I said I won't buy a system, brake it when out of production and its a new system. Better for me to be able to change bed, bag as I want.
I've had the trakker levelite els bedchair but the solar ch08 looks better in pictures but will see when I veiw one. Like I said I won't buy a system, brake it when out of production and its a new system. Better for me to be able to change bed, bag as I want.
I had the restbite then Benchmark the prior was a better made bed got rid of both and have the solar sp tech which is a superb bed to be fair an extra £100 happy upgrade.
In reply to Post #1
Good old avid, good to see they are still junk
Solar for me as well
Good old avid, good to see they are still junk
Solar for me as well
Sp c tech is a bloody great bed but does my head in that it doesnt fold very well with a bag etc in it..... 
In reply to Post #21
Ive got a trakker els and its as good bed and is very light I think someone posted them up for £199 on here the other day which is a great price, Ive also got the solar sp c tech and its the best bed ive owned and ive had a few very firm and well made wider and heavier than the ELS but it is brilliant
I dont get the comment below about it not folding flat I use a fortis bag and mine folds fine ??
Having had SS in the past I dont think you can beat the flexibility of seperate bed and bag
Ive got a trakker els and its as good bed and is very light I think someone posted them up for £199 on here the other day which is a great price, Ive also got the solar sp c tech and its the best bed ive owned and ive had a few very firm and well made wider and heavier than the ELS but it is brilliant
I dont get the comment below about it not folding flat I use a fortis bag and mine folds fine ??
Having had SS in the past I dont think you can beat the flexibility of seperate bed and bag
In reply to Post #22
Mine doesn't fold flat with no sim or bag in it.......
It's very comfortable though.......
Mine doesn't fold flat with no sim or bag in it.......
It's very comfortable though.......
In reply to Post #23
strange that pal - there is a bit of a gap with the hinge mechanism on the solar and my levelite folds flatter but cant say ive noticed
strange that pal - there is a bit of a gap with the hinge mechanism on the solar and my levelite folds flatter but cant say ive noticed
In reply to Post #23
Nor mine. Think its down to the after thought of the retaining strap they have used. The ones on my flatliter were far better
Nor mine. Think its down to the after thought of the retaining strap they have used. The ones on my flatliter were far better
In reply to Post #10
Not sure being zipped together defines wether something is a sleep system or not.
Any sleeping bag this is designed specifically for, and supplied with a bedchair is a sleep system
Not sure being zipped together defines wether something is a sleep system or not.
Any sleeping bag this is designed specifically for, and supplied with a bedchair is a sleep system
In reply to Post #26
I thought a SS was zipped in so you don't get full bag
You are sleeping directly on the bed . It's why I never bought.one.
I thought a SS was zipped in so you don't get full bag
You are sleeping directly on the bed . It's why I never bought.one.
In reply to Post #27
My fox one was a full sleeping bag with a zip outside that zipped onto the bed
My solar one is a full bag, the hooks in either end, and velcros along the sides onto the bed
My fox one was a full sleeping bag with a zip outside that zipped onto the bed
My solar one is a full bag, the hooks in either end, and velcros along the sides onto the bed
In reply to Post #28
What you describe on the 2nd one is more matching products really. But I suppose everything can be a kit if you put it together. So you can definitely call anything a system I suppose.
I have an old wideboy bed and a nash frostbite wideboy that fits it like a glove. Pre date the sleep systems by a few years.
What you describe on the 2nd one is more matching products really. But I suppose everything can be a kit if you put it together. So you can definitely call anything a system I suppose.
I have an old wideboy bed and a nash frostbite wideboy that fits it like a glove. Pre date the sleep systems by a few years.