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Length of use: 4 nights Where: At a festival on uneven…
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Price Paid: $19.99
Length of use: 4 nights
Where: At a festival on uneven lightly rocky ground
Misc: Inflated with a Coleman battery powered air pump
The Good: It held me for 4 nights without re-inflating!!!
I am a big, fat dude. I weigh more than 350 pounds. I was expecting this air mattress to blow up on the first or second night... Dammit, Coleman, you make some good stuff!!!
The Bad: It leaked a little. I can forgive that considering i weigh more than two average adults. If it hadn't leaked at all it would have got a 5. But, like I said, I don't know if you could make one for this price that did that well. Very impressive buy.
The Ugly: No ugly at all.
I'd buy one again. For that price, even if it did explode after 4 or 5 nights it would still be worth the cost of saving me from a bad back on a trip!
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The SUV Quickbed is an air-filled sleeping pad made by Coleman. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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