G'day Grace,

Theoretically, you could fit a double mattress into the Speedy 2 Pop Up Tent however the curved shape will mean the mattress touches the internal corners. Best option would be the Speedy 3 Pop Up Tent.

G'day Vivian,

You don't need to have the pump fully charged on the AeroBed Active Double Airbed before using it to inflate but you do need to have some level of charge in it before using, even if you are planning on leaving the cable plugged in. 

G'day Tom,

Looking at the dimensions of both the AeroBed Active Double Airbed and the sleeping area of the Malamoo X-Tra 3P tent, you should have no issues getting the mattress to fit. However, there won't be much room left afterwards.

G’day Binita,

We’re not familiar with the Eurobed as it’s not a product we sell but from doing some research I can try and give you a bit of comparison. Keep in mind that we have not used the Eurobed so we can’t comment on the quality/functionality, but from what I can see online:

• Both have a soft finish surface 
• Eurobed has 240V pump whereas Aerobed uses Rechargeable 240V and 12V pump
• Eurobed has weight rating of 250kg, Aerobed is 295kg
• Eurobed takes 3 mins to deflate Aerobed takes 60 seconds
• Aerobed is 23cm high, Eurobed is 36cm
• Both made from PVC

If you were planning on using your airbed camping then the Aerobed may be more suitable as it can be recharged from home or your car, it’s also a better option for the outdoors as it deflates quicker – which is better for touring. It seems that the Eurobed offers a bit more comfort or cushioning so if that’s more important then it may be the better choice for at home use. 

G'day Anjar, 

I've just spoken with Coleman and they have told me that unfortunately you can't use the pump from the Aerobed Airbed on the Dura Sleep Airbed as they have a different connection. 

Hey Bruce, as with any inflatable product there is always a risk of puncture so a level of care is required in use, but the Aerobed is a good quality product. The benefits of the self -inflating mats such as the Mega Deluxe is the insulation they provide, of which airbeds provide none, and the added benefit in that if they do happen to get a puncture you still have some padding and insulation to sleep on until such time that it can be repaired. I sleep far better on a self inflating mat that an airbed, but there is a larger dollar investment for these.