Just had two nights on the airbed only to wake up the shape of a banana and on the floor - also very cold. I prefer to use duvet as a cover and am now considering a SIM for myself, hubby and five year old boy but are they really any good and any better or should I go for a very expensive airbed? please help, planning 10 night trip in a week.
We used a SIM for the first time last week and i have to say it was mega comfy.
Non of that waking up with a spine like a string of conkers,non of that being bounced around when the OH stands up or rolls over plus you can stand on a mat to get dressed/undressed with out feeling sea sick
Hi, we switched to sims for the very reason you mention. My husband and I have alpkit dozers and the children have costco sims which cost about £16 and do a good job for them. We are really happy with our choice - I have a bad back, had surgery in may, and find my dozer very comfy.
Hope this helps.
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Hi, we have a 5mm SIM and its perfectly lovely to sleep on. This year I also got Outwell Posadas camp bed and I use the SIM on top ... and to be honest is much more comfortable than my regular bed at home! Up till now I've always used a sleeping bag, this weekend am going to try a duvet and see which I prefer ... recently I've felt somewhat restricted in the sleeping bag, so will give the duvet a go. Can't wait! PS I've never used an airbed so can't comment on it, sorry.
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Topic: airbed versus SIM?
