A Van Life Upgrade? LUNO Air Mattress Tested in a Winnebago 4x4 Revel

[@Oregon-Classics]

Excellent video! Straight to the point. Very informative. None of those KZbin monkey gimmicks, unboxing crap, hands waving in your face to keep people's attention, etc. Good vibes. Thanks.

[@ExploreTrekAdventure]

Thank You. 😀

[@hank1527]

Great video and very informative…I do wonder if there is a way to use it with both chairs turned facing back. I know the back floor are uneven but wondering if it could be redesigned…it would make more sense not to be cooped up in the front cabin

[@ExploreTrekAdventure]

There is a bonus of having the bed in the front area as you can put up a blanket hanging down from the headliner shelf. This gives the person sleeping in that area a bit of privacy. But having to disrupt your living space each night is not our favorite.

[@Yoh-Dah]

If you have a Sprinter with powered seats, you can raise the back slightly so the bed is level.

[@ExploreTrekAdventure]

Do you have an easy way to solve the center section gap because the mattress isn’t tall enough?

[@Yoh-Dah]

@@ExploreTrekAdventure To be honest, we haven't noticed, and my daughter hasn't complained...

[@wesleyfarris5614]

Kelly>Greg. Keep it up you guys.

[@brianbrinegar6086]

Excellent video! Question: I'm looking for a good quality Queen-sized air mattress for camping (big tent) with my wife. The basic Coleman air mattress lasts about 6-8 uses before consistently losing air through the night. Any insight would be appreciated!

[@ExploreTrekAdventure]

Honestly we have dealt with many big queen sized mattresses. You could attempt to repair it if you can locate the leaks.