Cot One Convertible - Insulated
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Cot One Convertible - Insulated
Don't want to contend with the cold? This insulated cot provides far more effective warmth than shoving all of your clothes beneath your sleeping bag. Elevated from the cold ground and delivering a high R-Value of 5, it'll help keep the chill away on fall and spring campouts. Meanwhile, its comfortable tension provides support that won't sag, but still delivers bed-like flexibility.
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- Insulated cot to keep you warm during chilly nights of camping
- R-Value of 5 is well suited for all-season campouts
- Self-inflating design ensures a quick and convenient setup
- Lever-locking system provides well-balanced tension and support
- Aluminum poles offer reliable strength but keep it low in weight
- Included carrying bag makes for easy transport and packability
- Can be used with a different pad during warmer months
- Item #HELL00C
- Material
- [poles] DAC TH72M aluminum alloy
- Storage Sack
- included
- Weight Limit
- 320lb
- Dimensions
- [assembled] 74.5 x 26.5 x 6.5in, [packed] 25 x 7.5 x 7.5in
- Claimed Weight
- [assembled] 6lb 4oz, [packed] 6lb 10oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 5 years
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJuly 4, 2022
Faulty Inflatable Pad
- Familiarity:
- I returned this product before using it
- Size Bought:
- Regular
- Height:
- 5' 10"
- Weight:
- 165
The idea of an integrated sleeping pad really intrigued me, so I took the plunge and purchased the Insulated Cot 1. Problem: the cot failed to self-inflate even after 24 hours leaving the inflation port open (and deflation port closed). I was able to inflate it, with some effort, using a Sea-to-Summit inflation bag. Left it overnight to allow the foam to expand, then deflated the pad and tried the self-inflation routine again. Nope, didn't fill up after another full 24 hours. I tried pressing on the inflation valve, as shown on the image next to the valve. That ended up dislodging the valve flap, which disappeared inside the mat. That's not the performance I expected from a $500 piece of camping gear. Thankfully, the Backcountry rep (Samuel E.) I chatted with did a wonderful job arranging an exchange that's supposed to arrive in time for an upcoming trip. I'll refine my review after testing out the replacement. Fingers crossed, 'cuz this bit of gear could be a game changer........or not.
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