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Coleman ComfortSmart Quickbed Air Bed | 
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| Brand: Coleman
Category: Sports
Buy New: $18.29 - $24.99
Rating:  32 reviews
Sales Rank: 2608
Media: Misc.
Batteries Included: No
ASIN: B0001SONCM
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| Features:
| • | Flocked double airbed 15% more puncture-resistant than most other airbeds | | • | Inflates in less than 3 mins. | | • | 40-coil mattress with wider gussets for comfort and stability | | • | Double-lock valve keeps air safely inside | | • | Works with Coleman Rechargeable Pump (sold separately) |
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Product Description
This Coleman double-size airbed features a soft rayon-flocked top that will provide a little extra comfort on chilly nights. Great for camping or as a portable bed for overnight guests, the unique 40-coil mattress provides strength, firmness and comfort. The shell's exclusive PVC formula is 15% more puncture resistant than others. Wider gussets add comfort and stability while the advanced double-lock valve holds in air 2 ways. Inflates in less than 3 minutes with Coleman Rechargeable Pump (sold separately); also deflates quickly and easily. Comes with repair kit. Imported. 9-1/2Hx75Lx55W".
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| Customer Reviews: Read 27 more reviews...
 Coleman "Quickbed Airbed" is quality & comfort at low price September 14, 2008
I have been using what people refer to as an air mattress for sleeping on every night for 15 years. I have tried all the camp rest mats and many brands of air mattresses. I weigh 220 lbs. and am 6'2" tall. No other brand of air mattress has lasted as long as the Coleman, and this specific Coleman Airbed is the tallest/thickest one (of the single layer styles) to provide the most comfort, especially for someone taller than 5'10". All the camp rest pads may be better than sleeping on the ground, easier to transport around while hiking, and could be fine if you like sleeping on a carpeted concrete floor, but they all lack the depth for real cushioned comfort. I have stocked up on these hoping never run out of low cost sleeping comfort. Thank you Coleman.
Good for two, but not on cold cold nights July 2, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Fit on the pump and pumped up great. Good thing there was plenty of room in the tent. Thickness felt sturdy enough and full size flannel sheet held on great. The both of us slept great every time we remembered to pump it up just a bit more right before bed (it stretches).
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When it got a bit too cold, the air in the mattress itself was cold enough for us to feel it. That was a quick fix by putting the blanket between us and the matress. (Bathroom breaks come in handy sometimes).
SO!!
Not one complaint on matress. Not one. Just summer California weather can be fickle thats all.
Hugs
 a great bed for my visitors May 23, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was looking at a cheap option for hosting my regular visitors. The Coleman Airbed was a good choice. All my friends said it is comfortable. Of course, this is not a bed for everyday but definitely good enough for a week or two. You should plan in advance to recharge the pump (i had to buy it separately) and refill the mattress every second day. that's the only inconvenience. otherwise it's great!
 a rubber tube of air April 23, 2008
0 out of 5 found this review helpful
Feels like sleeping on a rubber tube of air. Would not recommend if you have weak knees, weigh over 300 lbs, or suffer from sea sickness.
Mattress was punctured by a porcupine while in my tent.
 a waste of money April 6, 2008
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
this bed air goes out to often and has big bubbles in it wish i never HAVE BOUGHT IT
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