I'm going to a music festival and I'll be camping there. Are they comfortable to sleep in?
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I use them to sleep in because the dogs/hedgehog are loud, and they're comfortable. They'll fall out if you don't put them in properly though.
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Absolutely! I sleep in them every night because my boyfriend snores... They're so much more comfortable than those ones you buy at the sporting goods store or Home Depot. I will say that about once every couple of weeks I have to give my ears a break from them, but without them I would be one grumpy girlfriend!!
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For me they do block the noise somewhat but I found them tricky to squeeze & twist the one end to a point & then try to hurry & get it in my ear at the right angle to seal up the ear hole before it starts to expand again. Also, after a few uses they don't seem to squeeze as well which is why you get several, I guess. After trying these, I found a pair that look like a screw made of something rubbery and they sortof screw into your ear. A friend had said this type hurt their ears but I found them comfy and they almost block every bit of sound. This is the type that I will use from now on. I would try both. For me they do block the noise somewhat but I found them tricky to squeeze & twist the one end to a point & then try to hurry & get it in my ear at the right angle to seal up the ear hole before it starts to expand again. Also, after a few uses they don't seem to squeeze as well which is why you get several, I guess. After trying these, I found a pair that look like a screw made of something rubbery and they sortof screw into your ear. A friend had said this type hurt their ears but I found them comfy and they almost block every bit of sound. This is the type that I will use from now on. I... » Read More For me they do block the noise somewhat but I found them tricky to squeeze & twist the one end to a point & then try to hurry & get it in my ear at the right angle to seal up the ear hole before it starts to expand again. Also, after a few uses they don't seem to squeeze as well which is why you get several, I guess. After trying these, I found a pair that look like a screw made of something rubbery and they sortof screw into your ear. A friend had said this type hurt their ears but I found them comfy and they almost block every bit of sound. This is the type that I will use from now on. I would try both. « Show Less
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Although I have not tried sleeping in them, I can tell you that they are soft, soft, soft. I can't think of any reason why they would disturb your sleep.
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I have tried many different ear plugs for sleeping and these are the best because they're soft and won't hurt your ear if you sleep on your side or roll over.
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You could fit in the tent but there isn't much room for gear. Maybe a few things, your light, a small bag. The tent is made to pack up small and light so it's pretty much a sleeping tent, not a hangout tent. It is designed well and once you get it staked down and tied out it's really cozy.
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Can say they're comfortable on a Insta-Bed air mattress. Don't know about a regular mattress.
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I think they would be a little bulky and likely uncomfortable to fall asleep with them on.
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There are padding in the chairs. Not that you can fall asleep in them, but they are okay.
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I have slept in these and found them to be comfortable-ish. They're far more comfy than plastic or foam rollers but it's not like you don't feel them at all. I usually wrap my head in a light scarf or bandanna after I've pinned all my hair to keep things put and prevent frizz and then go to sleep. It takes a minute or two to get used to them but as long as I've pinned things well and not in positions that stab me when laying down, I fall asleep and don't feel bothered by them. Overall, I've found these to be a great product.
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YES. At your head or your feet. I camped with this tent and an Alice pack. The pack and my boots were above my pillow. I'm 6' 2". A little hard to get in and out of but worth the trade off in space and weight savings.
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It's really not long enough to sleep on but relaxing a bit would be fine. Proceed with caution. Somewhat comfortable but not real cushy.
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Sorry, we are not using for camping. Only for kids to sleep on inside our house.
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I would not recommend them to sleep in. I don't think they would stay on your head. Plus they don't last long enough to spend your on.
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not uncomfortable at all. I sleep on my back and it's like I'm not wearing a mask at all!
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There is enough room for two to sleep; however, I cannot guarantee comfort unless an additional mattress (futon) is used.
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They are hard plastic. You would not be able to sleep in them. They are too big to sleep with.
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Hi Julia,No, the ridges aren't big; smaller than normal inflatable beds in fact. Yes, I believe they're comfortable, as none of my grandchildren have complained. They sleep very soundly. I guess it depends on how much you inflate them that will decide the comfort factor. The velour sleeping surface is very soft, although I recommend you cover it with a sheet, or even the sleeping bag that is made to fit. They are really an asset to have for those extra children that need to sleep over!
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We used them for the kids at a Monster truck event. We haven't tried sleeping with them, but they are a bit bulky.
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You put the sleeping bag inside this tent. I can fit my backpack in as well. Condensation can build up, so I take a towel.
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yes I have two mattresses in my RV and they are very comfortable, I would say firm to just a little less, good product