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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Large - 26 X 77-in
- Weight
- 3.98 lb
- Color
- Blue
- Material
- plastic
- Package Weight
- 2 kg
- Suggested Users
- unisex-adult
- In the box
- cot
- Warranty
- limited lifetime manufacturer
Features 6
- Bow frame Technology: cot's patented bow frame design eliminates painful crossbars and squeaky joints
- Light & packable: extremely light, compact design fits easily in a pannier, portage bag or backpack
- Easy set up: shock-corded poles and pre-assembled feet make set-up and break-down a snap
- Durable construction: stretch-free Breathable mesh fabric, anodized aluminum poles and durable nylon feet stand up to heavy use
- Made in the USA of the finest US and global materials
- Sport type: Sporting Goods
Description
The Therm-a-Rest Mesh Cot's patented bow frame design eliminates painful crossbars and squeaky joints.Extremely light, compact design makes the Mesh Cot fit easily in a pannier, portage bag or backpack. It's shock-corded poles and pre-assembled feet make set-up and break-down a snap. Made with a durable construction with stretch-free Breathable mesh fabric, anodized aluminum poles and durable nylon feet stand up to heavy use. Made in the USA of the finest US and global materials.
Specs 16
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 16.93 x 7.87 x 5.98 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 2 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 77 x 26 x 4.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.98 Pounds |
| Brand Name | Therm-a-Rest |
| Model Name | Mesh Cot |
| Color | Blue |
| Material | plastic |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Cascade Designs Inc. |
| Part Number | 09035 |
| Model Year | 2015 |
| Style | Large - 26 X 77-inches |
| Size | Large/26" X 77" |
| Sport Type | Sporting Goods |
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Better than lying on the ground, but..
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There are a number of issues with it. -First, it is bulky. I got it for moto camping and it is heavy. Hikers need not apply. -Next, it does take some effort to put together. Maybe it'll get better with time? -It's expensive. -I question the quality of materials. The plastic pucks make me cringe while setting it up. I'm waiting for one or more to crack under pressure. -Gonna eBay it and go back to self-inflating mattress.
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I have to admit, I didn't want to like it.
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2 yr update (2019) - everything below still stands - cot is still providing great sleep with zero problems No bent aluminum, no problems with fabric or stitching. I use this cot every single time I camp. This is the XL, and it's a bit challenging to get it setup inside my Fjallraven Abisko 2, but it can be done when handled carefully. Also, I've found that I don't need to double the rods between the support legs under my head or my feet. Interestingly, I have also discovered that the cot mesh, when rolled tightly will fit inside of the circular support feet along with all of the aluminum suspension rods and side poles. Makes for a very tightly contained package and I don't need the small zip bag and the unused suspension rods, saving a couple ounces on total weight. Not a huge concern for car/motorcycle camping - but as an older guy with creaky joints, this thing is going with me on backpacking trips. Not as a luxury item, as a must-have item. Also, for those who don't use a sleeping pad on the cot, it can be very warm even in cold weather by using any combination of reflective emergency blanket or relflectix along with strategically stuffing clothing or a woobie blanket under the cot (not between you and the cot mesh) to eliminate convective heat loss. I've also used a hammock underquilt beneath it with great success. May 2017 - I had poo-poohed the very idea of this cot. I was very wrong. Once I put a pad on it, it was fantastic. for those purchasers who are bending rods and/or bottoming out (me+pad+bedding=235 lbs), you have to remember the design spec calls for twisting the doubled rods. The other thing that was difficult at first, but is becoming easier as it breaks-in is assembly inside a tent. You don't want to assemble this outside the tent in the rain. It's mesh and takes a long time to dry off. If you're on a pad, it's not such a big deal - you just sponge out the tent floor in the morning. Anyway, the more I use it the more I like it. I considered the Helinox Cot Max, but that was nearly twice the price. I could also fix this while camping. I'll use this for car and canoe camping, and motorcycle touring, but I don't know about backpacking. It's not small when packed. Time will tell.
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Great cot, might be too heavy/bulky for longer trips but sure is comfortable
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