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Affordable Cots For Backpackers

For backpackers who want to elevate their sleeping experience without sacrificing space in their pack or back muscles, these cots with a more cushy design are a great option.

Our mom tester loved this luxury cot which looks beautiful enough to suit Scandi style nurseries, but is also extremely practical, with three mattress heights that will make it in use until your child is around four years old.

Mountain Summit Gear Horizon Cot

The Mountain Summit Gear Horizon Cot is our top budget pick and an ideal option for campers seeking a simple sleeping solution. It's easy to set up and take down and comfortable to sleep on. This cot's large, wide base can hold those who are with a height of up to 6 feet, and 300 pounds. Our test subjects found that it was sturdy across all types of terrain. It also comes with a handy side pocket, which is great for holding gear like phones, water bottles, and sleeping pads. The Mountain Summit Gear Horizon Cot, while bulkier than some back-packing cots is still easily portable. It can be easily incorporated into most car camping tents.

If you're looking to buy something a little more lavish, the REI Cooperative Kingdom Cot 3 is a great choice. The Baby Cot is able to sleep two people and is extremely comfortable even without an inflatable mattress. The cot has a soft, quilted surface that's comfortable to lie on, and baffles on the sides to prevent the occupants from falling off. The cot is extremely sturdy thanks to its heavy steel and aluminum bars that connect to the large, swiveling feet. It was easy to set up for our test subjects, but the last knob connecting the main bar required extra strength.

Another excellent choice is the Byer of Maine Easy Cot, which is very similar to our top pick in terms of set-up and packability. It folds in a similar way similar to a folding camping chair. The middle joints snap together quickly. It's slightly heavier and bigger than the Osage River model, however, it folds down into a smaller case that's the same size as the bag that comes with a camp chair. It has a larger sleeping area and a side storage pocket making it a good option for anyone who is looking for an easy camping bed that can be used as a spare bed at home. This cot is available in a model with a headrest attached for additional comfort.

Onwak Cots

If you're looking to purchase a durable lightweight camping cot that is light for your outdoor requirements look no further than Onwak Cots. This cot has a unique folding design and is made of high-quality materials. It's easy to store and transport. It's also incredibly comfortable and durable, and can be used as a bed or a lounge chair.

In addition to being a great cot for camping In addition, the Onwak Cots is also great for backpacking and hiking. Its lightweight iron and aluminum construction makes it easy to support large loads yet still being portable. Additionally the cot has been rigorously tested to ensure top ranked cribs quality and performance. Onwak uses only the best cots for newborns materials to create its products and provides reliability even when shipping bulk quantities.

The Kamprite Double Kwik Cot makes the ideal cot for couples who like camping together. This cot can be set up in a matter of minutes and is ready to sleep. It is equipped with many useful features like a washable base, padded section and mesh hammocks for storage. It can also serve as an ottoman or a lounger, and it has multiple reclining positions to customize your experience.

If you're not looking for a cot that's as comfortable as a mattress The Coleman ComfortSmart is an excellent option. It's easy to set up and will be ready for you to lie down in under two minutes. It also has a large foot at the base of each leg, which can swivel to adapt to uneven ground. It is also very affordable and comes with or without a mattress.

While the Coleman ComfortSmart is a great choice for car campers, it's not the best cot beds option for backpackers or hikers in the backcountry. It's too heavy and hefty to transport over long distances, so it's ideal for those driving to their camping spots. Additionally, the legs can be difficult to fold correctly, and it takes some strength to return them to the body of the cot in order to store them.

Helinox Light Cot

Helinox Cot One Convertible combines precision engineered fabric with non-stretch technology to create a lightweight camp bed that is comfortable and durable. Its patented tensioners deliver great tension to the bed without adding weight. They also keep the cot from flattening if it's set up on uneven ground. The only downside to this model is its higher price point.

There are many budget-friendly options for backpackers on a budget. For instance the OEX Ultralite Folding Cot costs less than half than the Helinox Lite Cot but is significantly heavier. The major drawback of the OEX is that it's not as straightforward to assemble and can be difficult for small framed people to bend its five aluminium leg assemblies into place.

Helinox Lite cots 4 tots feature unique tensioning systems that include a lever lock, which makes them much easier to put together and disassemble. This lever is located at the end of each leg. It has a pivoting arm that connects to the top frame bar. The other end of the lever is an uncompressed tab that you depress to let it go. The mechanical leverage of this system provides great tension to the bed surface without putting extra weight or strain on the legs.

Another advantage of the Lite Cot is that it can be adjusted to different heights with the included leg extensions. This is particularly useful for camping in an alpine location where you may require a higher level due to snow or uneven terrain. The low profile of the cot is a disadvantage for those who move a lot in their sleep, or who have to share a space with a person else.

Like other cots the Lite Cot requires some practice to set up and take down. However, after a few hours it's easy to set up and take down. It's also incredibly lightweight and compact for a cot, and can fit easily into the majority of SUVs, cars and vans, even when they are jam-packed with equipment. This makes it a great option for bike or car camping.

ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite Cot

If you're looking for a cot to travel with that's easy to pack and set up and set up, the ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite Cot is a good option. The cot is light and durable due to its 7000 series aluminum frame and 420D honeycomb polyester rip-stop material. In fact, it weighs less than 5 pounds yet has a 300-pound weight capacity. It folds into the size of a carry bag 7x17 inches which makes it easy to transport.

Contrary to other cots which require you to expand it from its middle, the ALPS ReadyLite Cot has legs that extend at the base of each side, which means all you have to do is spread out the cot and tighten its straps. We found it to be one of the easiest cots to set up, although its bulkier size may make it too large to fit into some tents.

While the ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite isn't as versatile as other cots listed on this list, it's still the most affordable option if you need a backpacking cot. Additionally, its wide feet at the base of each leg swivel in order to adjust to uneven ground and even let you sleep in the rain.