G'day Tania,

Coleman doesn't have a specified weight rating for these airbeds, however, we did write a blog about this a few years ago. It'd be worth having a read through it to work out if this will suit your needs.

G'day Jess,

Yes, it most certainly is.  Any classic or traditional air mattresses will be cold for winter camping because they contain no insulation at all.
Self-inflating mattresses are the better way to go as they have a foam core that provides a good insulative layer - that will stop cold from seeping up through the ground, and stop your bodies heat loss.
Hope that helps.

G'day Chris,

The Coleman Quickbeds have a large inflation port, that generally won't be compatible with an air compressor. Depending on the brand of air compressor you may be able to get an airbed style adapter, however in general it's not something we'd recommend, as it can lead to damage of the compressor and/or bed.

G'day Sharoon,

You'll need a fairly wide stretcher to fit the XL Single on the top. We'd recommend the Darche XL100 Stretcher.

G'day Marlene,

To inflate the Coleman Quickbed Airbed XL Single, you'd be best of using a pump of some description. We sell a wide range of pumps here.