Is there any difference in the quality of the beds besides the memory foam??

As a comparison on comfort I only have the SS3 all season and my mate has the MF60 indigence with memory foam and the comfort level between the two for me are basically the same I went with the all season as memory foam mattresses can be a tad warm in the summer having had one in the past at home I remember how sweaty I'd get in the height of hot summer nights,.
The main difference between the all season and MF60 apart from a few other natty bits is the all season obviously only has the single top layer whereas the MF60 comes with a shroud for the winter turning it into a 5 season sleep system but I have to say I've never been cold in the all season as I went for the optional electric blanket as I'm a pussy come the winters these days getting older I tend to feel it more now.

Whilst both of the beds mentioned are not lightweight the Emperor comes in at a hefty 22.7Kg
Being the heaviest option for transporting about if you have to.

In reply to Post #2
hi mate what power pack do you use for the heated blanket?,thinking of buying one

In 2024 Nash will launch a new range of bedchairs/sleep systems (again...) maybe worth the wait

In reply to Post #3
I have the Ridgemonkey 77800 mAH one

In reply to Post #1
I'm still to find a wide that doesn't sag disproportionately, but the Emperor must be the worst bedchair I have ever owned. And I've had quite a few.

In reply to Post #5
thanks, how long does it last, i do 5 nights at a time?

Solar sp c-tech wide to small?