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Tuesday, Jun 24
Style: Full
Pattern Name: Airbed Only
Features
- Polyester
- Imported
- Inflatable twin airbed for home use engineered with fiber-tech(tm) construction
- Features a 2-in-1 valve with extra-wide openings to ensure fast inflating and deflating
- This ultra-lightweight bed provides ideal firmness and support for an incredible night's sleep
- Dimensions: 54 x 10 x 75 inches (w x H x L), 600-Pound capacity
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 14.06 x 11.1 x 4.41 inches
Package Weight: 3.22 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 75 x 54 x 10 inches
Item Weight: 4.3 Pounds
Brand Name: Intex
Warranty Description: 90-day limited.
Model Name: Single-High Airbed
Color: Tan
Material: Plastic
Suggested Users: Unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Intex
Part Number: 64102E
Style: Full
Included Components: Airbed
Size: Full
Sport Type: Camping & Hiking
Date First Available: October 7, 2017
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Style: Twin
Pattern Name: Airbed Only
I have been sleeping on mine every night for about the last three months with no real complaints. Only one little thing. You're likely going to want to use a sleeping bad or a pad on top for two reasons. First, the beam ridges feel funny. You have to deflate it beyond reason to make the ridges not noticeable. Second, remember your sleeping on a bed of air. It has ZERO insulating value. If your going somewhere cold and thought "this will get me off the ground and keep me warm"... Wrong. After the mattress acclimates to the ground temperature, it will be the same temperature. Both issues are solved by using a sleeping bag or by laying on one blanket and covering up with a second. And if this is your first air mattress... Many people blow these up for the first time and can't understand why it loses a lot of air overnight... Here's the secret... "It's not". They stretch a lot more than you'd think when they first come out of the box. I blew mine up very full (borderline too full) and let it sit for two days. I blew it up again and let it sit for two days. I blew it up a third time and let it sit for two days. Then I took about 50% of the air out to soften the feel and that's it. I have literally slept on it every single night for about 3 months with zero leaks or real complaints.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2019 by MertziePlays
Style: Queen
Pattern Name: with Battery Pump
All of my INTEX mattresses have always out lived my Coleman or other brands. These are comfortable and long-lasting.
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2020 by Brenda
Style: Full
Pattern Name: Airbed Only
We originally bought it to go floating down the river for the 4th of July. It didnt come with a pump but so i bought a hand pump separately. We spent a lot of hours on the river & going over rocks and rapids. It held up 100%. The following week, we moved places and our new bed hadn't come in yet. Luckily, we had the air mattress to sleep on. It didn't leak air and I slept very well on it. We used it as a bed for about 3 weeks. We definitely got our money's worth.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2020 by De-dee
Style: Twin
Pattern Name: Airbed Only
There is a ridge halfway down the valve. If the valve is pushed into the hole only as far as the ridge, the airbed will lose air quickly or the valve may simply pop out. (I got two replacements for this airbed before I figured this out.) I'm certain this issue explains some of the negative reviews, which is why I tried to make the headline on this review stand out -- I'm hoping others will avoid the frustration of thinking their airbed is defective when it actually isn't. More details below about how to inflate the airbed in such a way that it doesn't lose air quickly. Putting it (fairly) briefly: pull open the thing on top of the valve; pull the valve out of the hole -- or leave it in (I think you leave the valve in if you're using the pump that you can purchase specifically for this airbed; with the Coleman pump I'm using, I pull the valve out); inflate the airbed; if you pulled the valve out, push it all the way into the hole -- past the ridge at the halfway point and all the way in (there's a little sound when you've pushed it all the way in, but do a visual check to make sure) -- or if you didn't pull the valve out, make sure it's pushed all the way in; push closed the thing on top of the valve. Now, for the more detailed description, I'm going to use the terminology used on the box the airbed comes in. First of all, if you've only opened the valve cap (the circular thing on top of the valve housing with a little "handle" that allows you to pull it up to open it) when you've inflated the airbed and you've left the valve housing in place, the issue of the valve housing possibly being only halfway in may not be relevant for you. At any rate, if your airbed is losing air quickly, it's worth it to check to see if the valve housing is now pushed all the way in. As I said above, there's a ridge halfway down the valve housing. Previously, I had been trying to push the valve housing into the exhaust hole with the valve cap in place and I was able to push it in only as far as the ridge. Once I "separated the valve cap from the valve housing" (the first instruction on the box, which I wish I'd paid more attention to earlier) before inflating the airbed, I was able to push the valve housing all the way into the exhaust hole once I'd inflated the airbed (and then I pushed the valve cap closed immediately after that to prevent air from getting out), and now the airbed isn't losing air quickly. And regarding the issue of the valve housing popping out, I'm pretty sure that only happens if the valve housing isn't pushed all the way into the exhaust hole.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2020 by Booklover
Style: Queen
Pattern Name: with Built-In Foot Pump
So far so good! My husband pumped this mattress up with the included built in foot pump and he said it took about 20 mins but he said it wasn’t to bad. He then put it on top of our bed and took a 3 hour nap on it and said it was super comfy! I then came home and also laid on it for a few hours and it was definitely comfortable. We bought it for our camping trip next month, definitely looking forward to using it!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2020 by Mea
Style: Queen
Pattern Name: with Built-In Foot Pump
What a great price....for a queen size no less! Take my advice and spend a few more dollars. I read the directions, that the first time you inflate it, it will lose air (and seem like it has a leak). So I reinflated it, and it lost air. But the directions said it may take several times. 4 times later, its still never held air....not sure if its a quality issue or just a lemon, but won't buy another cheap air mattress again.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2020 by Amazon Customer