Airbeds

[Seymour Beardfacé]

Trying to make my travel to the festival as light as possible.

Does anybody know if any of the stalls sell ready inflated air beds?

Can't remember seeing anywhere on my last visit in 2007, but know that they do at other festivals.

[Spindles]

Yeah, lots of places to buy a pre-inflated airbed, just costs a little more onsite than a non-inflated one. I believe millets were doing it last year, iirc

[Deepsky]

Just buy one now.

They arent that heavy.

And tbh, by the time you get your backpack loaded up you won't really notice the difference.

[Late]

There is a millets on site. You can order stuff online and collect from their shop on site.

Lots of other places too, but dont buy the cheapest or you will regret it when it has gone down.

Also if you are planning to buy a pre inflated one, you may ned up carrying it a long way. Take a look at a cheap battery pump

Edited June 15, 2010 by Late

[marke1]

if anyone needs one i got a spare one brand new cost me £26 its a good one with 2 year warranty its a double with pillows.

[Aphex's twin]

Buy a lilo from Poundland. Light as a feather.

[chuckley]

Buy a lilo from Poundland. Light as a feather.

[crow]

Yep - can buy on site, about £10 upwards - but for one that costs £5 in the real world...

I now take a poundland lilo (flods up super tiny and pretty light) plus a roll mat. Then gaffa tape the roll mat to the lilo, and put a towel over it to stop that sweaty 'body on plastic' feeling.

[Wanderlei]

Lilos are awesome. They're easy to inflate and are really compact to pack up. The only problem is, when you move it squeaks so you could run the risk of pissing people off around you lol.