I have a vango 7.5cm sim, but as a side sleeper I felt that I needed a bit of additional padding so picked up one of the Aldi ones to go underneath, can't wait to try it out on our trip next week.
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Bit of advice needed please.
Never been camping, but suffer from Fibromyalgia in my neck (basically chronic neck pain). I side sleep pretty much every night so would an air bed be better than a SIM?
Just bought one of those little lights. I was really pleased as it was the last one but I've changed the battery and it isn't't working. Grrrrr! It looked pretty useful.
Quote: Originally posted by Embrace93 on 24/5/2014
Bit of advice needed please.
Never been camping, but suffer from Fibromyalgia in my neck (basically chronic neck pain). I side sleep pretty much every night so would an air bed be better than a SIM?
I would go for a SIM of at least 7.5cm or better still 10cm very comfy and warm, airbeds can be very cold
I ended up just popping in to have a nosey like you do but was very pleased with myself as I came away with only one of the orb lights which look quite cool and another SIM So now I no longer have to borrow one off Diwlsn when I take all the kids
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I can recommend the orb light - I bought one in Poole on Thursday and used it for the last night of my trip. The amount of light it throws out is just right for the tent pod.
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