Hi
Im looking to purchase a new quality bed chair and sleeping bag system.
Ive got a basic bed chair now - and nice 5 season Trakker sleeping bag.
But i'd either like a great bedchair which my sleeping bag can attach to, or an all in one sleep system.
What is genuinely the most comfy & warm and also for sleeping on your side/lumbar support etc. ?
Budget (£350/400)
Thanks
Nick
Im looking to purchase a new quality bed chair and sleeping bag system.
Ive got a basic bed chair now - and nice 5 season Trakker sleeping bag.
But i'd either like a great bedchair which my sleeping bag can attach to, or an all in one sleep system.
What is genuinely the most comfy & warm and also for sleeping on your side/lumbar support etc. ?
Budget (£350/400)
Thanks
Nick
In reply to Post #1
Fox Flatliner mk2 with the sleeping bag attached ring around different tackle shops your probably get it for your budget
Fox Flatliner mk2 with the sleeping bag attached ring around different tackle shops your probably get it for your budget
In reply to Post #2
The one thing that I hate fox sleep system is the bag and it's 3/4 zip . Much prefer a bag with a full zip
The one thing that I hate fox sleep system is the bag and it's 3/4 zip . Much prefer a bag with a full zip
In reply to Post #2
I really rate my flatliner sleep system ..... very comfy and warm..... got mine from parkfield angling for £340
I really rate my flatliner sleep system ..... very comfy and warm..... got mine from parkfield angling for £340
In reply to Post #1
I've got the Fox Duralite bedchair with the 3 season bag and cannot fault it at all, mega comfy and with decent lumbar support. Also, as the name suggests, weighs next to nothing which is a bonus compared to my old Indulgence which weighed an absolute tonne
Mega impressed
I've got the Fox Duralite bedchair with the 3 season bag and cannot fault it at all, mega comfy and with decent lumbar support. Also, as the name suggests, weighs next to nothing which is a bonus compared to my old Indulgence which weighed an absolute tonne
Mega impressed
In reply to Post #5
+1 for the duralite
Noticeably lighter than my old flatliner, didnt buy the 3 season bag so cant comment on that. Did get the 5 season though and its lovely and warm
+1 for the duralite
Noticeably lighter than my old flatliner, didnt buy the 3 season bag so cant comment on that. Did get the 5 season though and its lovely and warm
In reply to Post #6
Same here, have had the duralite 5 season since it came out. Love it but would suggest if your a bigger lad and over 6 foot may be a little tight. But the 5 season bag is the warmest I've ever had and actually way to warm for summer so just use the bedchair throw through the summer. But can definitely recommend if you want a very warm and light bedchair 👍
Same here, have had the duralite 5 season since it came out. Love it but would suggest if your a bigger lad and over 6 foot may be a little tight. But the 5 season bag is the warmest I've ever had and actually way to warm for summer so just use the bedchair throw through the summer. But can definitely recommend if you want a very warm and light bedchair 👍
If warm and comfy are your priorities then a Nash wide boy indulgence 5 season sleep system does the job. Stretch out and sleep any way you want to. This really is warm, comfy and spacious, but small and light it is not. Should be able to pick one up in budget.
In reply to Post #1
Personally I dont like sleep systems not versatile enough for me
HOWEVER the one that all the owners rave about is the Solar one maybe worth some serious consideration and research
Personally I dont like sleep systems not versatile enough for me
HOWEVER the one that all the owners rave about is the Solar one maybe worth some serious consideration and research
In reply to Post #9
Can any solar users answer this about the beds. So it doesn't use elastic and therefore there is no stretch like in a normal bed. After a while does the material stretch a bit meaning it starts to sag? Only reason I ask is the material on my indulgence stretched so no matter how much you tightened the elastic the bed was still like a saggy old sock. Just wondering if anyone has had any issues with the solar bed
Can any solar users answer this about the beds. So it doesn't use elastic and therefore there is no stretch like in a normal bed. After a while does the material stretch a bit meaning it starts to sag? Only reason I ask is the material on my indulgence stretched so no matter how much you tightened the elastic the bed was still like a saggy old sock. Just wondering if anyone has had any issues with the solar bed
In reply to Post #10
I've got the SP Tec sleep system. I've not had any material sag yet. Absolutely love mine, best bed I've owned in over twenty five years of sleeping on the damn things, but a word of warning it's definitely not the lightest I've ever owned. But I'm happy to trade a bit of weight for comfort these days, just like my women.
I've got the SP Tec sleep system. I've not had any material sag yet. Absolutely love mine, best bed I've owned in over twenty five years of sleeping on the damn things, but a word of warning it's definitely not the lightest I've ever owned. But I'm happy to trade a bit of weight for comfort these days, just like my women.
In reply to Post #11
Theres only one system i would recommend after trying a few!
Trakker Levelite oval V2! It is the nuts, so warm!
Theres only one system i would recommend after trying a few!
Trakker Levelite oval V2! It is the nuts, so warm!
In reply to Post #10
I had the solar c tech for a few months I found because it didn't give a little that it was just to firm for me
I had the solar c tech for a few months I found because it didn't give a little that it was just to firm for me
In reply to Post #1
I can recommend the Avid Benchmark SS. Very comfortable and warm. Fleece lined, which causes me some problems because I do move around a lot at night, but difficult to find a SS that doesn't have a fleece inning. But overall I think it's great. Even the missus likes it, so much so, she'd sleep in it in the house.
I can recommend the Avid Benchmark SS. Very comfortable and warm. Fleece lined, which causes me some problems because I do move around a lot at night, but difficult to find a SS that doesn't have a fleece inning. But overall I think it's great. Even the missus likes it, so much so, she'd sleep in it in the house.
In reply to Post #5
I've just got my one i ordered in the black Friday sales, very impressed with the weight and the extra legs, i went 3 season and if it cool will just use the Gardner bedchair cover.
cant wait to actually not be working and get to try it out.
I've just got my one i ordered in the black Friday sales, very impressed with the weight and the extra legs, i went 3 season and if it cool will just use the Gardner bedchair cover.
cant wait to actually not be working and get to try it out.