

| Subject: | Re: Bed "pads"? |
| From: | Tom Buese |
| Date: | Fri, 15 Aug 2008 10:46:02 -0600 |
I have 2 - 1.5-2" thick Thermarest self inflating/deflating pads that I use on the bottom mattress as my "trunk weight" causes pressure point pain to moi when I sleep on my sides. They work well, roll up as they are made for backpacking or fold in half & store behind the upper folded bed when the poptop is down. You use 1 for each sleeper, so you don't necessarily need 2 unless your trunk weight is more than Al Knoll's or Mr. Squirrel's, I am not sure which 1 is which? The pads are flat on both sides, easy to get dog hair off. (ask moi how I know) I think they are about $60-70 apiece. but are lightweight, portable & easy to set up/store. YMMV, Mr. BZ On Aug 15, 2008, at 9:37 AM, J Stewart wrote: > This year at Everybus I couldn't take it after one night sleeping > up top. My daughter, who will most likely not be camping with me > again, insists on getting the bottom bed. That top mattress is just > too thin! I had a friend drive me to Wal Mart (uggh, but it was the > nearest store) and I bought a 1.5 inch memory foam mattress topper > for about $55.00. It's smooth on both sides, and has a zip off > cover so it can be thrown in the wash. It fits the top bunk > perfectly, but I'm sorry to say its too thick to be folded up and > stored up there. jeff
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