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With plush flocking on the top, this Queen-sized Intex Classic Downy airbed provides a more luxurious sleeping surface and helps keep bedding from slipping. And this package includes two inflatable pillows and a hand pump. Crafted with durable heavy gauge vinyl, the cozy flocked top cleans easily and is waterproofed for camping use. It's equipped with a quality-tested, 20.8-gauge waterproof flocked top, along with 14-gauge vinyl beams and 15-gauge sides and bottom. And its 2-in-1 valve has an extra wide opening to make quick work of either inflation or deflation.
The Classic Downy is raised 8.75 inches from the floor, and at 60 by 8.75 by 80 inches (WxHxD) is an official Queen-sized bed--ensuring a tight fit for fitted sheets. This bed has a 600-pound weight capacity. It folds compactly for storage. Spot clean with mild soap and water.
Product Description
With plush flocking on the top, the Classic Downy airbed gives a more luxurious sleeping surface and helps keep bedding from slipping. Flocking cleans easily and is waterproof for camping use. Wave beam construction for a uniform sleeping surface. Quality tested 20.8 gauge waterproof flocked top with 14 gauge vinyl beams and 15 gauge vinyl bottom comes with 2-in-1 valve for fast inflating and deflating. Measures 8 3/4" thick for extra comfort and conventional mattress sizes allow for more sleeping area and a better fit for sheets. The Classic Queen Set comes with two (2) I-beam pillows and a Double Quick Hand Air Pump.
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36 of 38 people found the following review helpful
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this bed takes only ten to fifteen minutes to inflate (not hard work) and I had absolutely no problem letting the air out within two minutes. i didn't notice any leakage at all yet either.
it is attractive and as comfrotable as i imagine an airbed can be, though the pillows are kind of worthless and do leak for some reason.
it's not luxury but it's a great value. don't waste money on an electric pump. this one does the job.
it is attractive and as comfrotable as i imagine an airbed can be, though the pillows are kind of worthless and do leak for some reason.
it's not luxury but it's a great value. don't waste money on an electric pump. this one does the job.
46 of 50 people found the following review helpful
I bought this product and Coleman's. Coleman's is better in my opinion; it has much better pattern, which allows one to sleep better, and user friendly system of letting the air out. It took me 1 minute to let the air out of Coleman, and 20 minutes of hard work to get it out of this. They are both somewhat uncomfortable, but this one a lot more so due to highly anti ergonomic pattern. The positive side of it is a better air pump.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
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We bought 2 queen airbeds and pillows mainly for camping purposes, but also to have when family comes for a visit and bringing their kids. So far we have used the airbeds only for camping. We are very pleased with them. They are truly "queen" size and my husband and I shared one and we had plenty of room each.
Pumping up each mattress took about 10 minutes using the included hand pump and my husband broke into a slight sweat while pumping them. I don't like my mattress hard so he didn't pump it up to full capacity. The air pillow just wasn't very comfortable to use, it's better than nothing but we all tossed them and used regular pillows instead. My husband didn't much like the deep grooves (big tubes) which formed the airbed mattress, but it didn't bother me. I kind of liked it because I could lay with my bony backbone between the round tubes and in the deeper grooves and found it rather comfortable. We did not notice any air leakage from the beds. My husband and I shared one airbed while our 2 kids shared the other. They seemed to be as full the next morning as they were when initially pumped.
The airbed material seems durable enough, but I would lay something extra underneath them if they are to be placed on a surface with rocks underneath. We camped out in our backyard in a tent on a relatively cold evening. It got down to around 45 degrees F. The mattresses of course radiated the cold from the ground right up to us so a few blankets on top of the mattress helped with that. And we let our dog sleep in the tent with us. She's an Eskimo Spitz with a lot of fur. She didn't sleep on the airbeds but beside them and the airbeds collected a good bit of her hair, but that is really no problem. (We're used to her hair being everywhere anyway.)
Deflating the airbeds was fairly painless. Once the plug was pulled and after some basic squashing of the airbeds was done, it was easy to roll them up somewhat tightly to get the remaining air out of them. We plan on using them while camping a lot more this summer and if they turn out to be failures I will certainly update this review. But for now, I am pleased with them and feel we made a good purchase.
UPDATE: 6/30/09
We went on a week-long camping trip last week and used the airbeds the entire time. They worked out perfectly. Maybe some air loss by the end of the week but not enough to be a problem. They were very comfortable to sleep on especially when a flat sheet was placed on top of them. The only thing protecting them on the underside was the tent floor and a tarp. They had no sign of damage whatsoever. I highly recommend these airbeds for camping purposes. The pillows however, were not very good but still usable if lightly inflated.
Pumping up each mattress took about 10 minutes using the included hand pump and my husband broke into a slight sweat while pumping them. I don't like my mattress hard so he didn't pump it up to full capacity. The air pillow just wasn't very comfortable to use, it's better than nothing but we all tossed them and used regular pillows instead. My husband didn't much like the deep grooves (big tubes) which formed the airbed mattress, but it didn't bother me. I kind of liked it because I could lay with my bony backbone between the round tubes and in the deeper grooves and found it rather comfortable. We did not notice any air leakage from the beds. My husband and I shared one airbed while our 2 kids shared the other. They seemed to be as full the next morning as they were when initially pumped.
The airbed material seems durable enough, but I would lay something extra underneath them if they are to be placed on a surface with rocks underneath. We camped out in our backyard in a tent on a relatively cold evening. It got down to around 45 degrees F. The mattresses of course radiated the cold from the ground right up to us so a few blankets on top of the mattress helped with that. And we let our dog sleep in the tent with us. She's an Eskimo Spitz with a lot of fur. She didn't sleep on the airbeds but beside them and the airbeds collected a good bit of her hair, but that is really no problem. (We're used to her hair being everywhere anyway.)
Deflating the airbeds was fairly painless. Once the plug was pulled and after some basic squashing of the airbeds was done, it was easy to roll them up somewhat tightly to get the remaining air out of them. We plan on using them while camping a lot more this summer and if they turn out to be failures I will certainly update this review. But for now, I am pleased with them and feel we made a good purchase.
UPDATE: 6/30/09
We went on a week-long camping trip last week and used the airbeds the entire time. They worked out perfectly. Maybe some air loss by the end of the week but not enough to be a problem. They were very comfortable to sleep on especially when a flat sheet was placed on top of them. The only thing protecting them on the underside was the tent floor and a tarp. They had no sign of damage whatsoever. I highly recommend these airbeds for camping purposes. The pillows however, were not very good but still usable if lightly inflated.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great
Pros:
1. Price-*****
2. Size-*****
3. Perfect for outdoor use: fits in 3 person tent, doesn't require electricity for inflation, comes with hand pump
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1. Price-*****
2. Size-*****
3. Perfect for outdoor use: fits in 3 person tent, doesn't require electricity for inflation, comes with hand pump
4. Read more
Published 3 days ago by GT
Great bed!
I've been using this for about a month now and it is great. I've only needed to pump it up a little bit once after I initially filled it up. Read more
Published 19 days ago by Gluten Free Guy
Good Product
Very good air bed. No air leaks and the deflate is fast and easy using the knob on air tab.
Published 1 month ago by HRL
Decent
Decent air mattress. I would probably recommend getting one of the thicker ones if it is intended on being used by an adult. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Brian Holley
Perfect
I found the mattresses perfect, I bought two and used them all the time. I just move and did not have proper beds or mattresses and after 2 weeks are working perfect. Read more
Published 1 month ago by X10
Don't get this one
This bed stopped holding air after about 5 nights of use by one person. The pump is a small hand pump that takes 15-20 minutes to inflate the bed and leaks air when using it. Read more
Published 2 months ago by D. Renner
comfortable airbed
Its really comfortable and it retains air for a long time. I only pump once a week for like a minute which in real sense is not so necessary, its just that i personally like it... Read more
Published 2 months ago by fikky
Held air just fine during my entire trip.
I bought this air mattress to use at my aunt and uncle's house. (The last time I visited, they had some expensive air mattress that lost air in the middle of the night. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mary E. Arnold
Didn't last a single night...
This bed was comfortable enough (at first) and easy to inflate/deflate. However, it didn't even last a single night before springing a leak and becoming unusable. Read more
Published 3 months ago by kafuela
beam pattern provides more comfort during sleep
this is the second time we purchased this product. our first version of this airbed was purchased at walmart under the brand name ozark trail. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Rommel
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