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$129.99 - Kamp-Rite Original Tent Cot Folding Camping and Hiking Bed for 1 Person, Green
https://www.vminnovations.com/Pro...index.html- The Original Tent Cot is innovative, multi-functional advance in off-the-ground camping gear
- Self-Contained Tent Cot creates a private sleep shelter that stands 11 inches off the ground and has interior storage pockets
- Elevated base above the ground provides comfort and protection from rocks, bugs, and dampness
- The sturdy cot base eliminates the uncomfortable crossbars found with standard cots
- Set up can be done quickly, easily and alone
- Unique hinge design enables the cot to be converted to a lounge chair for day-time relaxation
- 2 zippered polyester and mesh entry doors allow easy access, while the zippered polyester a and mesh openings at each end provide additional airflow in warm weather
- Made of Heavy-duty 190T nylon and each tent cot comes complete with a Kamp-Rite Rain Fly and convenient carry bag
- Weight capacity: 300 pounds
- Bed dimensions (L x W x H): 84 x 28 x 35 inches
- Tent dimensions (L x W x H): 84 x 28 x 24 inches
- Folded dimensions (L x W x H): 35 x 31 x 6 inches
- Weight: 24 pounds
- Manufacturer warranty: 1-year warranty
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I have only camped in it 5-6 times. What I bought it for and my primary use is as a blind for shooting nature photography. I'll set it up - hang out inside and soon the wildlife don't notice it is there at all and I can take my photos in comfort and get very close...
Airflow is very good with the flaps open, which is great for summer months. The netting is quality. The sealing is very good also and I haven't had any leaks in the rain.
Perks over tent are that it sets up and breaks down quick, it's an all-in-one solution (if it's practical to get to your destination), and it is more comfortable than ground or traditional cots.
This is a quality product and I believe it is worth the price if you have the application to use it.
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I have only camped in it 5-6 times. What I bought it for and my primary use is as a blind for shooting nature photography. I'll set it up - hang out inside and soon the wildlife don't notice it is there at all and I can take my photos in comfort and get very close...
Not at 24lbs, you might need mommy to help carry it
I go camping with friends and use my own tent. I like my friends but I don't want to sleep right next to them. I've actually considered something like this as I have a bad back so it would be nice to not be on the ground. That said, I do wish it was a touch cheaper...
I have only camped in it 5-6 times. What I bought it for and my primary use is as a blind for shooting nature photography. I'll set it up - hang out inside and soon the wildlife don't notice it is there at all and I can take my photos in comfort and get very close...
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Airflow is very good with the flaps open, which is great for summer months. The netting is quality. The sealing is very good also and I haven't had any leaks in the rain.
Perks over tent are that it sets up and breaks down quick, it's an all-in-one solution (if it's practical to get to your destination), and it is more comfortable than ground or traditional cots.
This is a quality product and I believe it is worth the price if you have the application to use it.
If you have a bad back you probably don't want to toting an extra 24 pounds on it...just sayin