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Vango Camp Bed / Sun lounger

Vango Camp Bed / Sun lounger
Foldable, compact size for
storage and ease of carrying to maximise comfort and
enjoyment during camping trips and weekends away.
Features
Sturdy
28mm alloy frame, 450D
Polyester ripstop fabric with padded foam, adjustable to 3 positions,
dimensions: 180 x 60 x 30cm
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Compact
Lightweight |
On the
hard side |
Verdict
Good quality and robust product
which unfolds in seconds. Particularly like the
adjustability to 3 positions. Although it has a foam
padding I thought it a little hard to sleep on and found
I had to supplement the top with a cheap self inflating
mat. It’s not the cheapest camp bed on
the market but I think you’ll get your monies worth as
it’s built to last. it also doubles up as a funky
looking sun lounger on those lazy summer days outside
the tent.
The Cost
Around
the £40 mark
Information and Links
For further information on Vango
and their products visit
Vango
Reviewed by Camper
Pete
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Royal Camp Bed

Royal Camp bed
This three-leg camp bed with raised
pillow area folds in to its own bag for easy storage and
transporting
Features
Fabric: Polyester,
strong steel frame. Length: 180cm Width: 61cm
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Compact
Easy to carry
Low Cost |
Can be
fiddly to assemble
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Verdict
These camp beds are a bit like Marmite,
you either love ‘em or hate ‘em. I’ve tried the 4
legged (different brand) and 3 legged versions but
prefer the Royal 3 legged versions as I found the 4
legged version almost impossible to get both ends of the
poles into the fabric sleeve ends which means one end of
the bed ends up a bit on the saggy side. The 3 legged
version (or at least the Royal version) doesn’t seem to
suffer from this and is easier to assemble and if I’m
honest seems a bit better quality.
As with all of these types of beds
they can tip if attempting to sit on the edge but I find
them quite comfortable (especially if supplemented with
a cheap self inflating mat).
The Cost
Around the £10 mark, a bargain price
Information and Links
For further information on Royal and
their products visit
Royal
Reviewed by Camper
Pete
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Highlander Campbed
Highlander Camp bed
This folding camp bed is easily
assembled, strong and comfortable making it an excellent
accessory ideal for camping and outdoor use. Comes
complete with a hard wearing carry bag with strap for
easy portability whilst the bed features a steel frame
construction which allows it to have an impressive
maximum load of eighty five kilos and unfolds in
seconds.
Features
Dimensions:
195 x 64 x 54cm, Tube: 1.9 x
1.3mm,
Weight: 7kg, Cloth: Tough 600D Polyester / PVC
fabric.
Durable ‘Nylon 66’ feet, folds
into small pack.
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Compact
Easy to carry
Low Cost |
Weight
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Verdict
There’s quite a few similar versions
of these beds on the market, even Tesco and Argos sell
unbranded versions. They’re a bit on the heavy side to
cart around but they’re as ‘tough as old boots’ and
won’t tip over when you’re putting your socks on. They
can feel a bit on the hard side and once again I prefer
to supplement them with a cheap self inflatable mat. At
195cm in length it’ll stop most peoples feet hanging
over the bottom edge and the slightly raised head should
stop your pillow falling of the top end in the middle of
the night.
The Cost
Between the £15 - £30 (look for the
sales/discounts)
Information and Links
For further information on Highlander
and their products visit
Highlander
Reviewed by Camper
Pete
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