@@SnowysOutdoors I’m looking forward to seeing what they do with their air gazebo. An ecosystem would be awesome, if not with their first model; then at least with a subsequent model. Overall I’m impressed with Quest’s attention to detail. I bought one of their Cabin 4 tents from Snowys, and that is well thought out even as an entry level tent. I reckon their air tents would be even better.
The Bomber and the Dreamer XL are the same size, where as the standard Dreamer is a touch smaller. Ultimately you're going to get a similar comfort experience - the Bomber pad is a 3D mat, meaning it has vertical side walls, where as the Dreamer is a 2D mat, meaning the top and bottom just seam together like a pillow. Some people find a 3D mat more comfortable, especially if they move around a lot in their sleep, but it seems to very much be a personal preference. The only other thing worth mentioning is that at the time of this comment, Bomberpads have a 2 year warranty, Dreamer 1 year. Hope that helps ~ Lauren
Quest Outdoors makes me wish I didn’t have any camping gear. That way I could go out and buy all their products.
They have more cool stuff coming up in the next few months too, really well considered gear. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors I’m looking forward to seeing what they do with their air gazebo. An ecosystem would be awesome, if not with their first model; then at least with a subsequent model.
Overall I’m impressed with Quest’s attention to detail. I bought one of their Cabin 4 tents from Snowys, and that is well thought out even as an entry level tent. I reckon their air tents would be even better.
How do these compare to the bomberpad from Zempire?
The Bomber and the Dreamer XL are the same size, where as the standard Dreamer is a touch smaller.
Ultimately you're going to get a similar comfort experience - the Bomber pad is a 3D mat, meaning it has vertical side walls, where as the Dreamer is a 2D mat, meaning the top and bottom just seam together like a pillow.
Some people find a 3D mat more comfortable, especially if they move around a lot in their sleep, but it seems to very much be a personal preference.
The only other thing worth mentioning is that at the time of this comment, Bomberpads have a 2 year warranty, Dreamer 1 year.
Hope that helps
~ Lauren
@@SnowysOutdoors thanks for the quick reply. I ended up snagging a dreamer pad. Curious to see how it goes on my zempire stretcher. Cheers.