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Affordable Cots For Backpackers These cots provide a more comfortable sleeping experience for backpackers without sacrificing their backpack space or back muscles. Our mum tester loved this luxurious cot that looks beautiful enough to suit Scandi design nursery designs. It is also super practical with three mattress sizes that will make it functional until your child is around four years old. Mountain Summit Gear Horizon Cot The Mountain Summit Gear Horizon Cot is our best budget pick and an ideal option for campers looking for a simple sleeping solution. It's simple to set up and transport, and is comfortable to sleep on. This cot has a large, wide base that can support people up to 6 feet tall and 300 pounds, and our testers found it to be stable on most terrain. It also has a convenient side pocket that is ideal to store items such as phones, water bottles, and sleeping pads. While it's more bulky than some backpacking cots but the Mountain Summit Gear Horizon Cot is still a great option for portable storage and fits well into the majority of car camping tents. If you're looking to buy something a bit more luxurious and luxurious, the REI Cooperative Kingdom Cot 3 is a fantastic option. This cot is built for two people and features a sleeping area that's incredibly comfortable even without an air mattress. The cot has a soft, quilted surface that's comfortable to lay on, and baffles on the sides that stop the occupants from falling off. The cot is also robust, with a thick aluminum and steel bars that join to huge, swiveling legs, which make it stable on all terrains. It was easy to set up for our testers, however the last knob connecting the main bar required extra strength. Another excellent choice is the Byer of Maine Easy Cot, which is similar to our top pick in terms of setup and packability. It folds down similar to a folding camp chair and the middle joints snap together quickly and easily. It's heavier and bigger than the Osage river model but it folds down into a smaller carry case that's about the same size as a camping chair's carry bag. It offers a more spacious sleeping area and an extra storage pocket on the side, making it a great option for anyone who is looking for a comfortable camping bed that can be used as a guest bed at home. This cot is available in a model that has a headrest to provide extra comfort. Onwak Cots If you're looking to purchase a durable lightweight camping cot that is light for your outdoor needs, look no further than Onwak Cots. The cot features a unique design that folds and is made of high-quality materials. It's easy to store and move. It is also very comfortable and durable, and can be used either as a lounger or bed. The Onwak Cots are not just ideal for camping but also for hiking and backpacking. Its light aluminum or iron construction allows it to effortlessly support heavy loads while remaining compact and affordable. In addition, the cot has been rigorously tested to ensure superior quality and performance. Onwak makes use of only the highest quality 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 enjoy camping together. This cot can be set up in minutes and is ready for sleep. It also comes with a range of features that are convenient, including a washable denier base for the cot and a padded head section and mesh storage hammock. It can also be used as a chair or lounger and has various reclining positions that can be customized to your experience. For those who aren't looking for a cot that's as comfortable as a mattress The Coleman ComfortSmart is an excellent option. This cot can be put together in less than two minutes. It also has a broad foot at the bottom of each leg, which can swivel to adjust to uneven ground. Additionally, it's affordable and can be purchased with or without a mattress. While the Coleman ComfortSmart is a great choice for car campers, it's not the best option for backpackers or backcountry hikers. It's too heavy to transport long distances. This is why it's better for those who drive to their camping sites. The legs are difficult to fold and feed back into the cot body to store. Helinox Light Cot The Helinox Cot One Convertible combines precision engineering with non-stretch fabric to create a light camp bed that is comfortable and durable. Baby Crib patented tensioners deliver great tension to the bed without adding extra weight. The tensioners also stop the cot's surface from flattening out when it is placed on uneven terrain. The only downside to this model is its high price point. If you're a backpacker with a tight budget there are other budget cot options to choose from. The OEX Ultralite Folding Cot, for example, costs less than half the cost of the Helinox Lite Cot while being considerably heavier. The main drawback to the OEX is that it's not as straightforward to assemble and can be difficult for smaller-framed people to bend its five aluminum leg assemblies into position. Unlike the OEX, the Helinox Lite Cot has an exclusive lever lock tensioning system that makes it easier to erect and disassemble. The lever is located on the side of each leg. It has a pivoting arm which engages the top frame bar. The lever has a compressed tab at the other end which you can press to let it go. The mechanical leverage of this mechanism provides an excellent tension to the bed surface without adding bulk or stress to the legs. The Lite Cot can also be adjusted to a different height using the leg extensions included. This is especially useful for camping in an alpine location where you might require an elevated position due to snow or uneven terrain. The low profile of the cot can be a disadvantage for those who move around a lot during their sleep or share a space with a person else. Like other cots the Lite Cot requires a bit of practice to put it together and take it down. After a few times it's a breeze to pack and use. It is also extremely light and compact for a cot and can be tucked away in most cars and vans with their gear packed. This makes it an excellent option for car or bike camping. ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite Cot If you're looking for a cot to travel with that's easy to pack and set up it's the ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite Cot is a good option. Its 7000 series aluminum frame and 420D honeycomb ripstop fabric made of polyester makes this cot extremely lightweight and durable. It weighs less than five pounds, but can support 300 pounds of weight. It folds into the size of a 7x17 inch bag that makes it easy to transport in your backpack. In contrast to other cots that require you to expand it from its middle it is the ALPS ReadyLite Cot has legs that extend out at the base of each side. This means all you have to do is spread the cot and then tighten the straps. It was easy to install. However, its larger size may not be suitable for some tents. Although the ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite isn't as mobile as the other cots on this list, it's the most affordable option for those who require a backpacking bed. Its wide feet at the bottom of each leg swivel in order to adapt to uneven terrain and even allow you to sleep in the rain.