Mattresses

HikinMike

We all know the factory mattresses are inadequate. The Dealer installed a basic Froli system in my 2019 prior to delivery. That didn't help much. I then added two REI XL sleeping pads on top of that system. Between the mattresses and the pads that system is 6" thick. Much improved but still not the best. We are both side sleepers and after a couple of nights our hips are hurting.

I'm looking to remove the Froli system then replace the mattresses and pads with two, 28x75 6" gel infused memory foam mattresses. What mattresses have you switched too?

beaky

Walmart queen RV memory foam, works perfect

JamesDow

I go with stock mattresses. No additional pad.
I like the ability to easily stack for solo trips. Also keeps thing simple and condensed.

OutdoorEd

Stock mattresses with 3" memory foam topper. Very comfortable, simple, no complaints.

BoomBoom

We found our former tent camping Thermarest air pads to be ideal stock mattress toppers.

jaffaames

I was wondering if they might. We have also thought about putting our thermarest pads under the mattress. Our trailer is new and the included mattresses are acceptable for now.

ontheroad

We added 2" memory foam to the stock mattresses..I placed mine under the stock mattress and hubby liked his on top of he stock mattress...amazing sleeps!

csonni

My take, with the cost of a NuCamp, a higher quality mattress should be OEM. Our friends looked at the 2020 for us that we’re purchasing and the first thing they said was the mattress will not be adequate.

Coulter

We added a mattress topper from My Pillow on top of the factory pads. Super comfortable now. The higher you go the less room you have for your feet under the cabinets.

GigHarborTom

We have been very comfortable with the memory foam topper. As recommended here, I installed good door hinges with bolts on the under bed storage area.. Now that we think we might be using the under bed storage some, we are going to try the bed without the topper and try our old back packing Thermo Rests as toppers. Also maybe easier to tiddy up.

jeffoasis

Hands down best for the T@G

https://www.amazon.com/Milliard-Tri-fold-Mattress-Removable-Non-Slip/dp/B00W67PH2Q/ref=sr_1_8?crid=2HB83DITKCYA5&dchild=1&keywords=milliard+tri-fold+foam+folding+mattress&linkCode=sl2&linkId=ff46e122d664b1298b8e23199b5c34ce&qid=1606183117&sprefix=milliard,aps,174&sr=8-8&tag=takethetruc0b-20

aBiNeR

@jeffoasis said:
Hands down best for the T@G

https://www.amazon.com/Milliard-Tri-fold-Mattress-Removable-Non-Slip/dp/B00W67PH2Q/ref=sr_1_8?crid=2HB83DITKCYA5&dchild=1&keywords=milliard+tri-fold+foam+folding+mattress&linkCode=sl2&linkId=ff46e122d664b1298b8e23199b5c34ce&qid=1606183117&sprefix=milliard,aps,174&sr=8-8&tag=takethetruc0b-20

What size did you get? Two of the cot sizes? The T@G mattress size is very tough to match up at 75x35 (x2).

OutdoorEd

A few years ago we abandoned our foam topper. It was too soft, which made for uncomfortable hips. We replaced it with 2 twin-size Tempur-Pedic 3-inch memory foam toppers by cutting about 2 inches from the width of one of them. Perfect fit. They're so luxe for camping you almost feel guilty.

konjurer

I struggle with hip and shoulder pain at home so my set up is Froli, stock mattress and 3” of memory foam. Froli was a game changer for my shoulder.

The_Rigger

I tried just running the stock mattress with a 3" memory foam topper last year, on my first campouts in the T@G... It took about two hours to figure out that wasn't sufficient for my carcass - I'm, ahem, somewhat on the large (read: well padded, well insulated) side. This year I'm running a Froli Star system under both mattresses stacked, with the memory foam on top. First trials in the driveway are promising; we'll see how it works over the course of the summer.

(You'd think with all the extra padding I'm carrying around on my fat arse, this wouldn't be an issue, but NOOOOooooooo....)