Sleeping In The Great Outdoors


by Victor Epand - Date: 2008-11-02 - Word Count: 557 Share This!

When ever you are spending the night in the great outdoors it is important that you have either a sleeping bag or air bed that will provide you with a comfortable nights sleep. Fortunately, there are some great sleeping bags and air beds that are available on the market today.

The popularity of outdoor camping is increasing day by day as a result of which more people are now interested in hiking and camping. For this reason you have to be well equipped with the right outdoor gear and the type of the outdoor camping gear depends on the area where you are going for camping. The different utilities required include tables, sleeping bags, stoves, chairs, water container, fuel cans and many others. If you are going for a trekking it would be better if you take less equipments so that the load can be reduced, but make sure that you take all the necessary items.

Some air beds on the market will feature the Insta-flex is the perfect sleeping system that is great for any situation. Some air beds will inflate to the size that measures eighty by sixty by twenty-two inches, so you have plenty of room to stretch out. If you are outfitting your family tent with the best in modern creature comforts, then an air bed or sleeping bag is the only way to go. Many air beds gives you the option of raising the bed up in to an incline. And for those of you that can not seem to keep the pump with the air bed, the problem can be solved with air beds that have their very own AC pump.

Comfort is not an issue when sleeping on an air bed, because they are roughly the same height as a standard queen-size bed so it is a lot easier to get in and out of for older folks than your standard air bed. Some air beds that are on the market have a "flocked" top, which allows you to put sheets on it without them slipping off. These air beds are comfortable, easy to set up, and can be packed away in a closet when not in use.

With spring just around the corner, many campers have been busy dusting off the old camping gear and scrubbing out last year's leftovers from their cast-iron cookware. Usually, this is a joyous occasion where I sort through my cabinet full of camping gear and reminisce about the good camping trips I had the previous year. Some sleeping bags on the market use thermolite as insulation, which make the sleeping bags built to handle everything from the site camper to the backpacker. Most of the materials that sleeping bags are made out of are very comfortable and their outer skin and liner are some times constructed out of two hundred twenty-seven nylon diamond rip stop.

When sleeping bags are stuffed into their sacks, they are very compact and makes for a good bag for backpackers that need all the space they can get. Out of their storage sacks, many will form a mummy-style bag perfect for campers of all genders and ages. Most sleeping bags will measure thirty-two inches by eighty-two inches, but there are a lot of different sizes of campers will find it comfortable, which weigh nearly three pounds when stored away in their protective sacks.

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