Hi guys hope your all good...
Is there any sleep systems out there what are full elastic with NO lumber support?
Just looking into it as my bedchair is hanging on for dear life...
Thanks...
Is there any sleep systems out there what are full elastic with NO lumber support?
Just looking into it as my bedchair is hanging on for dear life...
Thanks...
In reply to Post #1
The fox flatliner is mostly elastic and quite firm and comfy.
I have just ordered a 5 season sleep system on back order £420 so quite reasonable with 10% off.
The fox flatliner is mostly elastic and quite firm and comfy.
I have just ordered a 5 season sleep system on back order £420 so quite reasonable with 10% off.
In reply to Post #2
Chees pal i will take a look at them now...
Chees pal i will take a look at them now...
In reply to Post #1
Just out of interest, why would you not want lumbar support?
Just out of interest, why would you not want lumbar support?
In reply to Post #4
Sags over time...not owned one but seen it a lot...
Sags over time...not owned one but seen it a lot...
In reply to Post #5
So does all elastic. Easy and quick to swop. Try the nash ss sleep systems they are superbly made and comfortable.
So does all elastic. Easy and quick to swop. Try the nash ss sleep systems they are superbly made and comfortable.
In reply to Post #6
totaly agree i had the ss4 airlight the latest model with the amarite green paint for 5 years warm and comfy,just sold it and bought the mk2 mf60 ss4 standard. different gravy lumber support and its taller and the mattress is great,the spring legs are a triumph for me anyway smooth sleeping bags just waiting to get the mattress sheet now, as i do 5 nights at atime its perfect as i have tempur mattress on my own bed at home..
totaly agree i had the ss4 airlight the latest model with the amarite green paint for 5 years warm and comfy,just sold it and bought the mk2 mf60 ss4 standard. different gravy lumber support and its taller and the mattress is great,the spring legs are a triumph for me anyway smooth sleeping bags just waiting to get the mattress sheet now, as i do 5 nights at atime its perfect as i have tempur mattress on my own bed at home..
In reply to Post #5
They all sag over time, and full elastic goes quicker and worse.
They all sag over time, and full elastic goes quicker and worse.
In reply to Post #2
The flatliner has lumber support doesn't it . Still a good bed .
The flatliner has lumber support doesn't it . Still a good bed .
In reply to Post #5
As far as I know lumbar support was in part introduced because regular elastics were even worse.
As far as I know lumbar support was in part introduced because regular elastics were even worse.
In reply to Post #7
Heard a lot of negative reports of the new mf60 quality, mainly being cold. I tried it out in the shop and it was also a lot shorter than the flatliner. Certainly lighter but only because the bag is not as thick and my thoughts before reading up on it was also that it didn't seem that warm.
Heard a lot of negative reports of the new mf60 quality, mainly being cold. I tried it out in the shop and it was also a lot shorter than the flatliner. Certainly lighter but only because the bag is not as thick and my thoughts before reading up on it was also that it didn't seem that warm.
In reply to Post #1
Think you maybe able to remove it from the SS, so you could leave it in the garage until you needed it.
Think you maybe able to remove it from the SS, so you could leave it in the garage until you needed it.
In reply to Post #12
The avid light dosnt have lumber support
Very light and comfortable to lay on apparently
Not so good to sit across though
The avid light dosnt have lumber support
Very light and comfortable to lay on apparently
Not so good to sit across though
In reply to Post #13
Not so good if you are over 5ft tall either lol
Not so good if you are over 5ft tall either lol