Sorry Ewen, was being lazy 😀 Looks like theyre 70cm each on the specs, totalling 140cm for the two. Our Outwell Dreamboat XL12 is 132cm so leaves 40mm smaller per side which seems acceptable, but the length is 198cm which is 40mm bigger per side than the quechua's specs, again not really far away. Do you think the system will work well with a thick SIM, i like the idea of the top having proper slats and being flat, compared to the metal bed frames. Do you not find yourself rolling into the middle or is it quite 'uniform' once the two are strapped together. The pack sizes look nice and compacted too.
They are pumped up to 6 psi so no rolling into the middle. It is totally level when connected.
There is elastic at each corner for mats. We us a 10cm kampa bliss. Our daughter prefers a 3cm sim. They roll up to about the size of a single 3cm size.
The downside is pumping them up. Decathlon recommend a manual hammer pump. Get an electric pump with a pressure cut off to save your back.
Ewen C, how do you find the quechua bases in the Alaska? Do you end up almost touching the inner where it slopes down at the back or is there a bit of space?
Quote: Originally posted by ShortHamstrings on 08/4/2018
Ewen C, how do you find the quechua bases in the Alaska? Do you end up almost touching the inner where it slopes down at the back or is there a bit of space?
No problem actually. We have our heads at the slope and feet at the bedroom door and no touching the inner. We have had this with the divider and without. Enough room at side too. The added advantage is you can open the bedroom door and sit on the bed.
We only put a 10cm airmat on the quechua. Anything higher may be a problem but maybe not as we had lots of headroom sleeping.
Right, decision made, we have 10cm sims so should work fine, they're very comfy but I don't like being right on the floor. We're off to Decathlon this week so they are now added to the list. Might need a trailer soon to fit in all the extra gear but that is another thread!
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