In reply to Post #1
Avid benchmark lite is what ive got and its great, light and very comfy
Avid benchmark lite is what ive got and its great, light and very comfy
I have an avid benchmark and it's decent, really enjoyed it when I first purchased it 4 years on and I'm wanting to change.
I've seen the Solar SP and that is very nice id like to check it against the Fox Flat line, I would look at but doubt either the Nash or Tracker are up to it but might be surprised.
I've seen the Solar SP and that is very nice id like to check it against the Fox Flat line, I would look at but doubt either the Nash or Tracker are up to it but might be surprised.
In reply to Post #31
A friend changed his benchmark for one did a night on it and sold it and purchased a Solar.
A friend changed his benchmark for one did a night on it and sold it and purchased a Solar.
In reply to Post #31
I have the Avid benchmark lite ( around 14 months now ) and really pleased with it. I suffer from lower back pain daily but I have added a SIM to this to make it even better.
I have the Avid benchmark lite ( around 14 months now ) and really pleased with it. I suffer from lower back pain daily but I have added a SIM to this to make it even better.
In reply to Post #1
I am 6 foot and 16 stone, dont be rude...
I too had been trouble with sagging, until i found this:-
Until i found this which rejuvenated my old SS3 wide boy, the bed is really comfortable and will be with me a few years more.
https://www.ehmanns-fishing.de/shop/en/ehmanns-fishing/chairs-bedchairs/equipment-chairs-bedchairs/595/pro-zone-kingsize-mattress-assistance.
With shipping it cost £39.50
I have recently bought a Wychwood tactical compact and Gardner compact duvet to use on single nighters as they are light compared to the Nash wide boy, excellent choice me thinks.
I was getting pressure point deadness on shoulder and hip, when lying on my side, so bought the mans version of the Mountain equipment helium 3.8 sim, changed everything, sleep well now...
I am 6 foot and 16 stone, dont be rude...
I too had been trouble with sagging, until i found this:-
Until i found this which rejuvenated my old SS3 wide boy, the bed is really comfortable and will be with me a few years more.
https://www.ehmanns-fishing.de/shop/en/ehmanns-fishing/chairs-bedchairs/equipment-chairs-bedchairs/595/pro-zone-kingsize-mattress-assistance.
With shipping it cost £39.50
I have recently bought a Wychwood tactical compact and Gardner compact duvet to use on single nighters as they are light compared to the Nash wide boy, excellent choice me thinks.
I was getting pressure point deadness on shoulder and hip, when lying on my side, so bought the mans version of the Mountain equipment helium 3.8 sim, changed everything, sleep well now...