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ROB WEINSTEIN
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Ordered this in a twin size for some car camping in the Gros Ventres and Big Holes. It's so close to being perfect but I had to return it.
First of all, it's super comfy. Probably more comfy than my regular mattress. It comes with a neat little jumbo stuff sack-esque bag that fits the pump and mattress with ease. Could probably shove a small thermarest pillow in there as well. The fact that it's extremely compact (for a vehicle) is a plus.
The mattress is definitely slick. I didn't try to put a fitted sheet on it because for the price I didn't think I should have to.
The pump, I have mixed feelings about. It's super easy to use. Inflates the entire mattress in...a minute? 90 seconds absolute tops. The downfall is that it doesn't seem to pack very much of a punch. When I sit on the mattress it folds enough to make getting on it slightly awkward. The simple remedy for this would be to slightly over inflate this to make it more firm. The pump just didn't have the juice to continue inflating. When you're laying on the mattress it definitely does not feel as if it's under inflated...but the fact that I couldn't fill it as much as I wanted to was disappointing.
Having said all of this, I really liked the mattress. If it felt just a little more stable I probably would have kept it.
Lightweight, compact and stays full
Mark Parrett
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is not a 40 lb. home air matress that sleeps like a Serta perfect sleeper, but it did great for a family camping trip and we were still sleeping on air when we woke up. The genius of the Kelty Sleep Eazy is that it is really compact and doesn't take up much space when packed. For the price I think it's awesome and will dramatically increase comfort at your base camp.
Awesome airbed
welliewalks
Member since
We bought two of these for our camping trip this year- one for us parents and one for the girls. We were so surprised at how quickly they filled up-like maybe 3 minutes. It's so nice to have them power deflate also. Over three nights, I only topped up our mattress once(being slept on by two adults). I picked these mainly because they are PVC free and feel really good about that. No creepy smells. The girls slept on one for the rest of the week- no complaints. Love Kelty quality.
seems good
jordan.winfield2348809
Member since
I have really enjoyed this air bed in the month that I have had it. To combat the slick issues that another reviewer mentioned I actually just put a fitted sheet over it like a real mattress and it seems to do fine, but obviously not everyone camps with extra materials like that. I was impressed by the fact that despite temperature fluctuations from 80f when I originally inflated this bad boy down to roughly 20f at night, it retained a comfortable amount of air and I haven't had to do much refilling. When I do refill/vent the attachment is a lifesaver. I've never found a really amazing air bed and assume that this one will have its problems but I would recommend buying it from backcountry due to their amazing return policy.
Gets the job done
Stephen
Member since
Thought I'd rue the day I traded in the sleeping pad for an air mattress, but his was the only way my wife would go with me. Matress was nice, and it only needed a touch up of air during our three day camping trip. The pump was the best piece of equipment, charged a couple of days prior to use, easy to hook up and remove, rapid deflating and inflation. Biggest negative was that it was like sleeping on a sheet of plastic, it needs some type of covering or the nylon sleeping bags will slide off. Tried sleeping onjust the mattress with the sleeping bag ontop and that just caused sweat to pool as, one would expect, on plastic. It did the job, but I'll try getting my wife to use the Nemo next time, but she said she'll just bring a sheet.
What is the difference between the Sleep...
Sandie
Member since
What is the difference between the Sleep Eazy and the Dream Eazy Air Beds besides the type of charger and the weight, are there any other differences? Quality?
Danny Andres
Member since
Sandie, it appears the weights here are incorrect.
Twin- 5lb 5 oz
Queen 6 lb 15 oz
Danny Andres
Member since
The Dream Eazy is built specifically for REI, it is the same PVC free material as the sleep eazy but with a different pump.
The Sleep Eazy pump is rechargeable with included adapters for your wall plug in your your cars cigarette lighter. This pump also attaches to the bed in either inflate or deflate mode.
Some sites have the weight as 6 pounds and...
Sandie
Member since
Some sites have the weight as 6 pounds and 15 ozs (REI) is the weight on here incorrect or is REI not including recharger weight?
Josh Chapman
Member since
Hey Sandi,
Twin: 5lb 5 oz
Queen: 6lb 15 oz
Does the pump run on batteries? It seems...
Anders
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Does the pump run on batteries? It seems like it (4 x 1.5 V), just want to make sure!
Eli Hauschild
Member since
6V rechargeable pump with car and wall charger
do you sell the caps for the twin beds
hadiyah
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do you sell the caps for the twin beds
Morgan Newlon
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Hadiyah - I'm not sure what you are looking for - the cap to the air valve?
Kelty Eazy Air Bed
Danny Andres
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Write your question here...Where is this...
Bill Lett
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Write your question here...Where is this product manufactured
Ben Holbrook
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china.
