Sleeping Across Rear Seats

[Winston]

I suspect most of prefer a more comfortable sleeping surface than curling up on the rear seats, but I'm curious to know if anyone has a setup that has worked for them. I'm trying out ways to limit my packing for a Canada trip and that involves seeing if I can comfortably sleep laying across the rear seats. Anyone tried this and have recommendations?

 

[YGBSM]

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[prodriquez]

Only use the back seat if you’re <5’ tall and under 30.

If you’re determined to sleep in the Jeep, I would go with the air mattressor put one of the back seats down (for sleeping) and store your stuff on the other side.

Oh, and I’d highly recommend adding a rear cargo shelf if you don’t already have one. I got mine from AAL and I couldn’t live without the extra storage space!

 

[Winston]

Thanks gents, I should’ve added the reason the rear seats are staying up is because of a goose gear setup: dual drawers on driver side and fridge slide on passenger side. I could still lay the seats down for a few added inches. I’ve done a night in the driver seat laid back, and am pretty simple when it comes to comfort so I’ll see what works here in a few weeks. We just had a baby boy so the trips out have been reduced quite a bit.

 

[Wild Bill]

I suspect most of prefer a more comfortable sleeping surface than curling up on the rear seats, but I'm curious to know if anyone has a setup that has worked for them. I'm trying out ways to limit my packing for a Canada trip and that involves seeing if I can comfortably sleep laying across the rear seats. Anyone tried this and have recommendations?

I have tried it before in my Gladiator. Not comfortable at all!