Hi all,
Look into getting a new Sleep System. I currently have the basic Nash Sleep System (Not indulgence) as neither comfy nor warm.
So far I've looked at the Fox Flatliner and the Nash MF60 mk2, both are a decent amount of money so wanted to know if anyone has experience of either or any others they would recommend?
I like the look of the Avid too but with it only being 4 seasons I wasn't sure?
Look into getting a new Sleep System. I currently have the basic Nash Sleep System (Not indulgence) as neither comfy nor warm.
So far I've looked at the Fox Flatliner and the Nash MF60 mk2, both are a decent amount of money so wanted to know if anyone has experience of either or any others they would recommend?
I like the look of the Avid too but with it only being 4 seasons I wasn't sure?
In reply to Post #1
I cannot lie on a Memory foam mattress for 5 minutes, so I have to pass on the MF60/Avid
Mattress of the Duralite felt much better for me but the build quality is less, also hear a lot of good things about the Flatliter, especially the MK2 version.
In the end I bought the Trakker levelite Tail sleep system, top bedchar with a top sleeping bag, heavy but so is the MF60.
Solar Ch08 or Sp is also a good choice, but then you have to buy an extra sleeping bag
I cannot lie on a Memory foam mattress for 5 minutes, so I have to pass on the MF60/Avid
Mattress of the Duralite felt much better for me but the build quality is less, also hear a lot of good things about the Flatliter, especially the MK2 version.
In the end I bought the Trakker levelite Tail sleep system, top bedchar with a top sleeping bag, heavy but so is the MF60.
Solar Ch08 or Sp is also a good choice, but then you have to buy an extra sleeping bag
In reply to Post #1
Personally I'd say look at the solar SP Tec sleep system. It's the best I've ever owned. I had one of the original Union Jack Aqua sleeping bags that I thought I'd never beat. The solar is so good I sold the Aqua bag.
Personally I'd say look at the solar SP Tec sleep system. It's the best I've ever owned. I had one of the original Union Jack Aqua sleeping bags that I thought I'd never beat. The solar is so good I sold the Aqua bag.
In reply to Post #1
Go and have a look for yourself, with beds what one says is great and comfy another says it horrid and ruins your back.
Go and have a look for yourself, with beds what one says is great and comfy another says it horrid and ruins your back.
In reply to Post #4
3 I have recently had
Nash ss3 5 season..build quailty good but was way to hard to lay on for me, not to heavy or bulky
Avid benchmark system = build quailty not as good as Nash but more comfy, more compact and lighter, only 4 season
Trakker oval v2 - build quailty and comfort best of 3 but is slightly heavier and bulkier than the Nash and avid
3 I have recently had
Nash ss3 5 season..build quailty good but was way to hard to lay on for me, not to heavy or bulky
Avid benchmark system = build quailty not as good as Nash but more comfy, more compact and lighter, only 4 season
Trakker oval v2 - build quailty and comfort best of 3 but is slightly heavier and bulkier than the Nash and avid
In reply to Post #3
How warm is the bag combo on the Solar? I really feel the cold and the original Nash Indulgence All Season with a cover isn't warm enough. My original Ventec AS is the best bag I have ever had.
How warm is the bag combo on the Solar? I really feel the cold and the original Nash Indulgence All Season with a cover isn't warm enough. My original Ventec AS is the best bag I have ever had.
I have a duralite 5 season system and a nash indulgence ss3 3 season with a Cyprinus Magmatex 5 season on top and must admit the Fox is comfy but so warm it's outrageous but the Indulgence with the Magmatex 5 season bag is what I'm using every week... 