How do you inflate it? Built-in pump, but can also be inflated with a manual pump so it's suitable as a camping air bed

How do you inflate it? There's a built-in pump, but it can also be inflated with a manual pump so it's suitable as a camping air bed Need to know The sleeping surface is a foam layer on top of the inflated bed, carry bag, walled sides Smell: An unpleasant rubbery smell can really upset a good night's sleep. Our testers sniff each bed and marked air beds down if they have a strong whiff of rubber. The best don't have any odour at all.Premium finish - Built-in headboard for a real bed feel. Also stops pillows falling off your airbed in the night. How do you inflate it? Built-in pump, also has a built-in foot pump if you want to use it on a camping trip Durability: Each of the beds is jumped on 10 times and poked by a sharp point with 50 newtons of force to assess its long-term durability, and how well it stands up to general wear and tear or a bit of rough treatment. How do you inflate it? Built-in pump, Constant Comfort pump auto inflates when the bed loses firmness A camping trip in the great outdoors is a wonderful way to unwind, spend time with loved ones and switch off from the daily hustle of life for a bit. To make sure you’re getting proper sleep every night even during campouts, air beds are a great choice. They’re easy to pop in and out of tents and can be inflated and deflated with ease. From single air beds for compact spaces to double air beds for more spacious areas, you'll find lots of sizes and designs from all the top brands.

How do you inflate it? Built-in pump, can also be inflated with a manual pump so it's a suitable camping air bedBut more than that, if you invest in a decent air bed, you'd expect it to be easy to set up and tidy away, for it not to make an irritating squeaking noise when someone turns on it and not to have an unpleasant odour.