Mattress for J and F beds

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:oops: Ha - thanks for that. :)

I used to be an outdoors guy - as a geo, camping out was my way of life, but those days are a way back now, and were never so high tech :cool: . These days I'm a creature of J (and F when Ican get it), and I examine the geology from 30,000 feet ...


Though sometimes the "indoors" can be cold too.

When I trekked to Annupurna Base Camp two years back (I am 58 now) the lodge we stayed at at ABC was -10C in the room.

When I was 28 and doing an Everest Trek the "hut" at Lobuche was -37C !
 
The Regular Hiking mat is 186cm 750g.
The Short Hiking mat is 120cm and 500g.
 
The Regular Hiking mat is 186cm 750g.
The Short Hiking mat is 120cm and 500g.


As this is to be used on a bed the short should be all you need for purpose of extra comfort.

Head is on pillow and feet do not really matter - but your main pressure points of your body will be looked after and for slide sleepers like me this is your hip and shoulder.
 
VA had a memory foam mattress and near the end of the fligh
As this is to be used on a bed the short should be all you need for purpose of extra comfort.

Head is on pillow and feet do not really matter - but your main pressure points of your body will be looked after and for slide sleepers like me this is your hip and shoulder.
When flying Etihad, I really felt uncomfortable between the knee and ankle - the seat when flat was not well padded in this area and I ended up using a folded blanket in this area... which is when I started looking at inflatable mattresses but chickened out.
 
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As this is to be used on a bed the short should be all you need for purpose of extra comfort.

Head is on pillow and feet do not really matter - but your main pressure points of your body will be looked after and for slide sleepers like me this is your hip and shoulder.

That's right. Anything more than the one I started to use will have problems both fitting into the narrow foot well employed by mant airlines and will be too large and bulky for a carry on.
 
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I must have missed out. Can’t find anywhere near that price.

Up until 31st July they were $59 with 6 QF points per dollar.

They are now back to $95 dollars for Kathmandu members and 3 QF points per dollar
 
Tomorrow is the maiden voyage for RF’s Kathmandu mattress - MEL-SN in J is day flt but SIN-ZRH o/n in 96D will see it get a work out - will be very interested to see what diff it makes.

Here it is packed inside carry bag astride my $25 fake Tumi already to rock and roll on SQ228 tomorrow.
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I cannot but help to think who will be first AFFer to incur the wrath of some crew who will take a dim view of these and prohibit their use. I might be wrong - I guess only time will tell.
 
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That’s a fake TUMI, I would never have known. ;)


Tomorrow is the maiden voyage for RF’s Kathmandu mattress - MEL-SN in J is day flt but SIN-ZRH o/n in 96D will see it get a work out - will be very interested to see what diff it makes.

Here it is packed inside carry bag astride my $25 fake Tumi already to rock and roll on SQ228 tomorrow.
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I cannot but help to think who will be first AFFer to incur the wrath of some crew who will take a dim view of these and prohibit their use. I might be wrong - I guess only time will tell.
 
I’m just jealous because you can get all of those ‘copies’ over there.

RMB120 all day every day in SH or BJ - they are heavier than the Real McCoy but quantity and style of pockets make it so much better than any genuine one I have ever seen
 
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