The Insta-Bed Raised Air Bed with Never Flat™ technology makes
getting into and out of bed easier and just might be the most
comfortable air bed you've ever slept on. Able to maintain it's
pressure throughout the night, Never Flat™ elimates sagging and loss of
air pressure that is so common in airbeds. Never Flat™ technology is
an auto-engaging, whisper quiet pump that maintains constant air
pressure throughout the night for an undisturbed, continuous night's
rest that is never flat. Choose your desired comfort level--Plush,
Medium, or Firm--and let the powerful Primary Pump inflate the bed.
Once inflated, the Secondary Pump continusly monitors and senses when it
needs to silently engage in order to maintain the chosen comfort level
throughout the night. *The powerful, integrated primary pump enables
effortless inflation and deflation of the air bed. *The automatic
shut-off feature turns the Primary Pump once the bed is fully inflated
or deflated, allowing you to turn on the pump and walk away without
worrying about the pump getted burned out. *Clear dial settings for
plush, medium, and firm allow for preferred personal mattress comfort
levels. *Pressure sensing technology constantly monitors and adjusts to
match the chosen mattress comfort level. *Pump silently, as neccessary,
engages throughout the night creating a consistently comfortable feel.
*21 circular coils on the Twin Bed and 35 circular coils on the Queen
Bed create a comfortable sleeping surface while vertical and horizontal
reinforcements allow bed to maintain shape. *Flocked top keeps bedding
in place. *Carry bag included. Guaranteed to stay inflated all night!
Insta Raised Bed with Never Flat Pump
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Price: $133.55
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By Gary Parlato TOP 500 REVIEWER on May 17, 2012
By Gary Parlato TOP 500 REVIEWER on May 17, 2012
Style Name: Queen
Verified Purchase
98 Comments
update 08/02/2013. Well it finally happened
after a year and a half. The bed blew out. One of the depressions on the
top of the bed completely blew out of the top of the bed while i was
sleeping on it. Hit the floor in one big hurry. There is no fixing it.
Well i am not complaining because it out lasted any other mattress i
have had. I weigh 400 pounds and that kind of weight destroys any kind
of bed after time. Well i have another new one in the box that has been
sitting in the box for over a year. Now we will see how long this one
lasts. It is time to get the silicone seal out.
The video is a updated video after having this mattress 10 months and sleeping on it every single day. I have only had this mattress a week now but have run several tests on it. The first thing is at the end of this review I put the warranty from Wenzel. Nobody ever talks about the warranty on air mattresses. I also called the number below and talk to a customer service rep about the mattress. I am required to sleep on an air mattress because of my medical condition so I have had a lot of air mattresses in the last ten years. All air mattress leak air! They are not really leaks such as a puncture. The vinyl has pores in it so they leak down, some worse than other depending on the quality of the vinyl. I have owned air mattresses cheaper than this one and much more expensive than this one. My experience on air mattresses that you either get a good one or a bad one no matter what you pay for it. The worst trouble I had with any air mattress was one that cost over $400.00. This insta bed with the never flat is the one to own. Forget the ones with the remote control.Read more ›
The video is a updated video after having this mattress 10 months and sleeping on it every single day. I have only had this mattress a week now but have run several tests on it. The first thing is at the end of this review I put the warranty from Wenzel. Nobody ever talks about the warranty on air mattresses. I also called the number below and talk to a customer service rep about the mattress. I am required to sleep on an air mattress because of my medical condition so I have had a lot of air mattresses in the last ten years. All air mattress leak air! They are not really leaks such as a puncture. The vinyl has pores in it so they leak down, some worse than other depending on the quality of the vinyl. I have owned air mattresses cheaper than this one and much more expensive than this one. My experience on air mattresses that you either get a good one or a bad one no matter what you pay for it. The worst trouble I had with any air mattress was one that cost over $400.00. This insta bed with the never flat is the one to own. Forget the ones with the remote control.Read more ›
Style Name: Twin
Verified Purchase
1 Comment
This is a really comfortable air mattress.
I needed something comfortable that I could put in the nursery after the baby was born so that various people who came to help could sleep there. I had at first considered a cot for height, but finally was convinced an air mattress was the way to go. "Air is good. Air holds up trucks"
Pros that convinced me to buy this
- The height (a needed it to be accessible for somewhat older people who I could not expect to sleep on a low mattress).
- The good reviews
When I got it
- I inflated to firm and kept it plugged in. It stayed firm. I slept on it 9 months pregnant!!! To test it out before expecting my mom to sleep on it. I was very comfortable
Here are some things I did
- I folded up a queen size quilt and lay it on top of the air mattress. This served as a "pillow top"
- I then used QUEEN SIZED SHEETS. They were EXCELLENT and I'm glad I didn't have to go buy twin sheets. A queen fitted sheet perfectly fits over the whole mattress, and tucks underneath. Meaning, even though this is a twin sized bed, because of the height you can use a queen fitted sheet and it's not all baggy. It's perfect
Anyway, I'm really happy with this mattress. And so is mom! It's really very comfortable. Unless you sit at the very edge of the bed, you won't even know it's an air mattress. I'm going to post a picture if the nursery with this in it.
Enjoy.
I needed something comfortable that I could put in the nursery after the baby was born so that various people who came to help could sleep there. I had at first considered a cot for height, but finally was convinced an air mattress was the way to go. "Air is good. Air holds up trucks"
Pros that convinced me to buy this
- The height (a needed it to be accessible for somewhat older people who I could not expect to sleep on a low mattress).
- The good reviews
When I got it
- I inflated to firm and kept it plugged in. It stayed firm. I slept on it 9 months pregnant!!! To test it out before expecting my mom to sleep on it. I was very comfortable
Here are some things I did
- I folded up a queen size quilt and lay it on top of the air mattress. This served as a "pillow top"
- I then used QUEEN SIZED SHEETS. They were EXCELLENT and I'm glad I didn't have to go buy twin sheets. A queen fitted sheet perfectly fits over the whole mattress, and tucks underneath. Meaning, even though this is a twin sized bed, because of the height you can use a queen fitted sheet and it's not all baggy. It's perfect
Anyway, I'm really happy with this mattress. And so is mom! It's really very comfortable. Unless you sit at the very edge of the bed, you won't even know it's an air mattress. I'm going to post a picture if the nursery with this in it.
Enjoy.
Style Name: Queen
Verified Purchase
20 Comments
Update, end of Aug 2012: I got this bed in the
beginning of May 2012, to get me through while my "real" bed was in
storage. I--a roughly 145 lb person--have been sleeping on it every
night since then, and it worked absolutely perfectly until about a week
ago, which is just shy of 4 months after I received it. The bed started
to lose air (something that had never been an issue before), and I
noticed that a small tear had formed in the edge of one of the circles
on the top of the mattress--a problem that I see at least one other
person has had based on the reviews. It wasn't a pinhole, it was about a
1/4" tear. I've had a lot of trouble patching it, both because nothing
seems to stick well to the velour surface of the bed and because the
tear is not on an even surface, so as soon as the bed is inflated it
puts strain on the patch. I will note that in the course of moving I
lost the patch that came with the bed and have been trying to use
products from the hardware store, but I don't think it should be
impossible to patch a bed without the "official" patch. About two days
ago a new pinhole-size leak appeared on the opposite side of the same
circle, and yesterday the original tear broke free of its patch and
increased in size to almost two inches!
In light of this new problem, I've revised my five-star rating to three stars. I'm still giving it a decent rating because I don't think air beds are really meant for constant use, and this one has performed exceptionally well up to this point. I'm frustrated that patching it has proven difficult, however, so be aware of that when making a purchase.Read more ›
In light of this new problem, I've revised my five-star rating to three stars. I'm still giving it a decent rating because I don't think air beds are really meant for constant use, and this one has performed exceptionally well up to this point. I'm frustrated that patching it has proven difficult, however, so be aware of that when making a purchase.Read more ›
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