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Stclairm

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Posted: 02/06/12 05:54pm

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Thought I would pass it on since I just ordered one. I've heard nothing but glowing reviews of this Eurotop innerspring mattress at Camping World. It's made by Paramount and marketed by several different companies. I got the short queen #31451 for $302.68 shipped using a $30 discount code #2705. Eurotop innerspring mattress
I believe it's the same as this Paramount Amazon mattress
Can't wait to rv soon and enjoy a real mattress!!

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Posted: 02/06/12 06:54pm

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that is a good price. I picked one up last fall on an "internet" sale at $319 at the store for the short queen, this is even a better deal. The paramount is also sold as a "parklane" and other names, all made at the same factory down the road from me in Tualatin Oregon. We like a reasonably firm mattress, and the paramount pillow top fit the bill perfectly. Very close to our home mattress. We often go camping for 3-4 weeks, and the mattress is definitely comfortable. Good nights sleep, way bette than many of the foam factory mattresses.

One thing I'll mention. Since it is rolled up and sealed in plastic, plan on installing it a week or so you leave and can leave some vents open to let some of the "new mattress plastic smell" disapear.

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Posted: 02/06/12 07:01pm

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Good for you! My local dealer says he'll match any deal as long as I bring screenshot.

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Posted: 02/06/12 07:33pm

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Id love to get a new mattress... ours is horrible!

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Posted: 02/09/12 11:17am

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Already received it!! Yep, it's a Parklane. It's a pretty heavy one too.

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Posted: 02/10/12 08:44am

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From what I've read and priced out locally, this is the best deal and I'm sure CW will have it on sale regularly. We won't be trying it out for a few weeks, but I'll post up how it feels. I still laugh at how Kodiak labeled our mattress as "upgraded"...... FROM WHAT?

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Posted: 02/11/12 09:39pm

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We also just bought a Restonic mattress for our home bed and gave our 13 year old our overpriced Tempurpedic. This thing is just short of amazing! Glad to be on one of the best innerspring mattresses I've ever laid on.

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Stclairm wrote:

upgrade from the "board" underneath??? Seriously, we bought the short queen Parklane/paramount from CW last fall on sale, $325 so this sale price is very good.

We spent 3 weeks in yosemite just after we picked up the mattress, and both of us sleep just as good as at home. In fact, I think it is better than our spendy sealy pillowtop at home. the CW pillowtop is thick enough for some "cush" but thin enough that you don't sink into it and end up with a backache. It is on the "firm" side but that's what we like anyway. Only disadvantage I see is that the pillowtop is only on one side, so you can't flip it, but that probably won't be an issue for most uses.

I suspect from looking at it that it will hold up fine for our use of about 3 months/year for many years, but probably isn't made to be use 365 days/year and still hold up for a decade. If I thought it would, I'd get one to replace our home mattress.