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I use my Therm-a-rest mattress that fits in my tent.
I would also suggest you just take a measurement of the area - with the front seats all the way forward and the rear deck lid closed.
Then look around on the Camping supply sites, eBay and Amazon to find one that fits.
My Therm-a-rest is now discontinued, but it has 3" of air and 1" of foam (on top) and it is supper comfy.
I would also NOT get a cheapee Coleman or other air (ONLY) mattress, as they leak (either slowly or when they break - which is often), you do not need 8" of air to be comfy and air mattresses are noisy (at night).
I suggest getting one that either self-fills or also has a partial foam top. Something in the 4-5" range should be fine, as long as you get a well made one (mine cost $230...!).
Very close to what I own, super high quality:
Super high ratings (only 65):
NOT super high ratings:
This is expensive, but will NEVER leak:
www.rei.com
Cheers
Steve
I would also suggest you just take a measurement of the area - with the front seats all the way forward and the rear deck lid closed.
Then look around on the Camping supply sites, eBay and Amazon to find one that fits.
My Therm-a-rest is now discontinued, but it has 3" of air and 1" of foam (on top) and it is supper comfy.
I would also NOT get a cheapee Coleman or other air (ONLY) mattress, as they leak (either slowly or when they break - which is often), you do not need 8" of air to be comfy and air mattresses are noisy (at night).
I suggest getting one that either self-fills or also has a partial foam top. Something in the 4-5" range should be fine, as long as you get a well made one (mine cost $230...!).
Very close to what I own, super high quality:
Amazon.com : Therm-a-Rest MondoKing 3D Self-Inflating Camping Sleeping Pad, Large - 77 x 25 Inches : Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com : Therm-a-Rest MondoKing 3D Self-Inflating Camping Sleeping Pad, Large - 77 x 25 Inches : Sports & Outdoors
www.amazon.com
Super high ratings (only 65):
NOT super high ratings:
This is expensive, but will NEVER leak:
HEST Foamy Sleeping Pad | REI Co-op
With plush comfort to rival your home mattress, the HEST Foamy sleeping pad offers a good night's sleep at camp, in a packable, portable, adventure-ready form that simply unrolls—no pumping needed.
www.rei.com
Cheers
Steve
Sure, lemme know where to sent the check...lolThanks Steve, The first one seems like the best pick of the three. It's really cheap price wise and has good reviews. At thirty-one dollars can't go too wrong.
I bought it and will hold you totally responsible if it is crap.
Thanks
Dave
With my Passport front seats only 50% forward, and the seat backs straight up, my tape measures 81-inches from inside of closed tailgate to front seatback (more than 6'2" +)
With an thicker air or foam mattress in there, you would not have alot of "headroom" to maneuver around once on top of that mattress, though.
For length, it will require a rear footwell filler of some sort to extend the flat surface, but as member 40below posted, 2 18-gal Rubbermaid tubs worked for them with a queen size foam mat.
New member here. Good to be back in Honda Products
Good to be back in Honda Products after many years behind the wheel of Toyota trucks for years.... Just fitted a 4" tri-fold queen-size memory foam mattress (cutting foam for the wheel wells needed) for outings when setting up a tent is not inviting. Tip, two 18 gallon Rubbermaid tubs...
www.passportforums.com
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