Hi all
Are any of the inflatable unhooking mats actually fully inflatable, no foam bottom mat?
Not sure if I've missed something obvious but with the quality of materials these days, surely the base of the mat could be inflatable without foam? Would certainly make them a whole load more compact for transporting.
Edit, and replaceable if needed for the bottom mat
Are any of the inflatable unhooking mats actually fully inflatable, no foam bottom mat?
Not sure if I've missed something obvious but with the quality of materials these days, surely the base of the mat could be inflatable without foam? Would certainly make them a whole load more compact for transporting.
Edit, and replaceable if needed for the bottom mat
Kids small rubber dingy.
( rubber dingy rapids bro').
( rubber dingy rapids bro').
In reply to Post #1
Trakker inflatable crib has inflatable base and sides they call it self inflating which it ain't you still have to blow air into it so it's fully inflated
Trakker inflatable crib has inflatable base and sides they call it self inflating which it ain't you still have to blow air into it so it's fully inflated
In reply to Post #1
I have a korum one that's self inflating base
It rolls up into around 4"
It's ages old though
Aqua did do a self inflating mat also in the atom range
Might still be able to find one kicking around
I bought one in the last year or so.
I have a korum one that's self inflating base
It rolls up into around 4"
It's ages old though
Aqua did do a self inflating mat also in the atom range
Might still be able to find one kicking around
I bought one in the last year or so.
In reply to Post #2
I'm currently looking at kids travel beds, 30 quid is cheap enough for testing
Self inflating mats will still have foam in, it's the foam that makes them inflate, or not if it's rubbish foam. This is the same theory as SIMs for bedchairs
I'm currently looking at kids travel beds, 30 quid is cheap enough for testing
Self inflating mats will still have foam in, it's the foam that makes them inflate, or not if it's rubbish foam. This is the same theory as SIMs for bedchairs
In reply to Post #1
This is something I have been looking for, just bought a scope sling mat which is pretty small for its size but not fully inflatable
I was wanting one that is basically just flat so I could roll it up small and keep it in my van. Self inflating ones that I looked at are not that small
If you find anything, please share
This is something I have been looking for, just bought a scope sling mat which is pretty small for its size but not fully inflatable
I was wanting one that is basically just flat so I could roll it up small and keep it in my van. Self inflating ones that I looked at are not that small
If you find anything, please share
im pretty sure the original Fox Inflatable cradle I had from a few years back (quite a few years) were fully inflatable (came with a foot pump)
Nash Carp Care Air Cradle
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Raptor unhooking mat
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Raptor unhooking mat
In reply to Post #8
Cheers for them Rich, I had seen both but struggled getting clear info to confirm fully inflatable.
Some more digging shows the Nash as a good option, although both are very expensive. I haven't properly seen the raptor packed down, but suspecting it'll be chunky as it looks like a smaller boat with nice thick material.
A good starting point, if only the Nash wasn't so expensive, i mean, compared to others it has a memory foam filled mat LESS but the price didn't know
Cheers
Cheers for them Rich, I had seen both but struggled getting clear info to confirm fully inflatable.
Some more digging shows the Nash as a good option, although both are very expensive. I haven't properly seen the raptor packed down, but suspecting it'll be chunky as it looks like a smaller boat with nice thick material.
A good starting point, if only the Nash wasn't so expensive, i mean, compared to others it has a memory foam filled mat LESS but the price didn't know
Cheers
Dunno if this would be suitable bud LINKY POO™ https://thetackletavern.co.uk/product/1x-nash-air-cradle-standard-u135-pre-loved/?cq_src=google_ads&cq_cmp=21842055743&cq_con=&cq_term=&cq_med=pla&cq_plac=&cq_net=x&cq_plt=gp&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21835616043&gbraid=0AAAAACLTViQ3sCz8edngj3OeY_-tvEWwY&gclid=Cj0KCQjwve7NBhC-ARIsALZy9HVLE4tO-0XPwfB2o3g8EjUZNTuyWaBkn0d43aWLXkayuNUkYgnqdGgaAhCcEALw_wcB
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Cheers Dave, I looked at that earlier but zero details on condition put me off and not even pics of it out the bag.
I could get one new from pecheur.com for around £150
Cheers Dave, I looked at that earlier but zero details on condition put me off and not even pics of it out the bag.
I could get one new from pecheur.com for around £150
In reply to Post #5
I've got the Aqua self inflating one, it does have foam in like a sim. Not a large mat Its not bad but doesn't pack down particularly small.
I prefer it to the JRC one i also have.
I've got the Aqua self inflating one, it does have foam in like a sim. Not a large mat Its not bad but doesn't pack down particularly small.
I prefer it to the JRC one i also have.
In reply to Post #8
Andy
ive had got both and the Nash is the best out of the two
Andy
ive had got both and the Nash is the best out of the two
In reply to Post #13
Cheers Rich
Cheers Rich
In reply to Post #1
I'm pretty sure I have a 'Sevylor' inflatable mat in my tackle store. Has anyone owned one in the past?
I'm pretty sure I have a 'Sevylor' inflatable mat in my tackle store. Has anyone owned one in the past?