Prestige Downy Intex Air Mattress and Pump 66969E Queen Inflatable Airbed
The perfect choice for the rugged outdoors. The flocked top give a more luxurious sleeping surface, cleans easily, and is waterproof for camping use. The powerful battery-operated (6 x C-cell) pump goes anywhere! (Batteries not included)
Intex Queen Prestige Downy Inflatable Air Mattress 66969 Specifications
- Manufacturer: Intex
- Model Number: 66969E
- Model: Prestige Downy Camping Air Mattress
- Queen Size Air Bed: Manufacturer Dimensions 60" Wide x 80" Long x 8.75" Tall. Dimensions may vary up to two inches depending on firmness
- Hand-Held Battery Pump: This battery air bed pump takes six 6 C-cell batteries and quickly inflates this air mattress. Plus this external hand pump can also be used to blow up any other inflatable items you might have.
- Easy Storage: Folds compactly for easy storage
- Material: 20.8 gauge (0.52 mm) flocked top with 15 gauge (0.38 mm) vinyl sides and bottom
- Recommended Airbed Sheets: Standard queen fitted sheets. Flocked top grip sheets tight
- Inflation Time: Approximately 2.5 minutes
- Warranty: 30 Day Airbeds4less Warranty
- Color: Hunter green top, sides and bottom
- Air Bed Includes: Hand-held battery pump, batteries NOT included, repair kit, instructions
- Weight Capacity: 600 Lbs
- Shipping Weight: 11 Lbs
Pros
- Great for continous usage
Cons
- None at this time
Best Uses
- Primary Bed
Comments about Intex Prestige Downy Queen Air Mattress and Pump - Queen Air Bed 66969E:
I deal with continous back pain due to a spinal injury. I use this air mattress as my regular mattress, and it provide sufficient back pain relief, and a good nights sleep. Although a little more costly, due to S&H, this air mattress has lasted longer then others I've had. Would definately recommend this product.
Pros
- Easy to Inflate
Cons
Best Uses
- Primary Bed
Comments about Intex Prestige Downy Queen Air Mattress and Pump - Queen Air Bed 66969E:
This is a very nice airbed. I have used a lot of them in the past, but this one seems to hold the air longer than the other ones. I haven't had a leak yet to know how easy it is to patch. I only have to give it a little air in a one to two week period due to normal air loss. Other air beds I have had required more than that.
