Grey60
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Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Carp bed for home and bank
21 Jul 2020
@ 12:27pm
@ 12:27pm
In reply to Post #9
Know what it's like. I cannot remember the last time me and a bed were as one after 4ish! I must confess to sleep and bed envy of others. You movement in and around when you are there mimics my own. Think the Solar is winning and they may well be having my money soon!
Know what it's like. I cannot remember the last time me and a bed were as one after 4ish! I must confess to sleep and bed envy of others. You movement in and around when you are there mimics my own. Think the Solar is winning and they may well be having my money soon!
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Carp bed for home and bank
21 Jul 2020
@ 12:25pm
@ 12:25pm
In reply to Post #10
Thanks for that - luckily carpet!
Thanks for that - luckily carpet!
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Carp bed for home and bank
20 Jul 2020
@ 9:16am
@ 9:16am
In reply to Post #6
Thanks for the replies - before posting and having spent a while trawling through various reviews I had actually narrowed things down to two possibilities. I wanted to see what others thought before I posted anything on here. Firm bed I totally agree with - that is what I have at home in my bedroom. However, almost as regularly I move into my spare bedroom where I have a softer bed and sleep on my side! The joy of getting older and messing my back up when younger - a lesson for any youngsters! Hence the reason why I was looking at a firm bed with the possibility of adjusting the firmness being the second thought. The two beds I came up with where the Solar (although I couldn't see how I could adjust it) and the Fox Flatliner as it appeared to have plenty of support (though not as much as the Solar) but I could adjust if I wanted it softer. I wish the stockists around here at them in stock to try - but struggling to find them available locally to try at present. Hopefully that will change as the opening up of things improves gets more products in stock. At present though I am swaying toward the Solar and only if needed later getting a thin air mattress for it. Thanks for suggestions so far.
Thanks for the replies - before posting and having spent a while trawling through various reviews I had actually narrowed things down to two possibilities. I wanted to see what others thought before I posted anything on here. Firm bed I totally agree with - that is what I have at home in my bedroom. However, almost as regularly I move into my spare bedroom where I have a softer bed and sleep on my side! The joy of getting older and messing my back up when younger - a lesson for any youngsters! Hence the reason why I was looking at a firm bed with the possibility of adjusting the firmness being the second thought. The two beds I came up with where the Solar (although I couldn't see how I could adjust it) and the Fox Flatliner as it appeared to have plenty of support (though not as much as the Solar) but I could adjust if I wanted it softer. I wish the stockists around here at them in stock to try - but struggling to find them available locally to try at present. Hopefully that will change as the opening up of things improves gets more products in stock. At present though I am swaying toward the Solar and only if needed later getting a thin air mattress for it. Thanks for suggestions so far.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Carp bed for home and bank
19 Jul 2020
@ 7:03pm
@ 7:03pm
In reply to Post #2
Thanks for that - can you adjust the firmness of this bed?
Thanks for that - can you adjust the firmness of this bed?
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Carp bed for home and bank
19 Jul 2020
@ 4:15pm
@ 4:15pm
This may be a strange ask - but I will ask anyway! I am looking to buy a carp bed to predominantly use at home to sleep on downstairs when I am unable to get up my stairs. I will also use it on the bank on occasions but as I say it will be mostly used at home. For this reason the weight is not an important factor, rather it has to be reliability for comfort as it will be used considerably, particularly in the winter months. I need to be able to adjust it in terms of firmness as that will be essential over different nights. Make/brand is irrelevant as my fishing gear shows!!! Fortunately for me cost is a second consideration. Any help, advice, suggestions gratefully received. Thank you