ALPS Mountaineering Lightweight Cot
When you’re sleeping “on the go” and your space is limited, but you still want comfort, try the Lightweight Cot. The Lightweight Cot compacts down to a small carry bag, but once set up, is big enough to sleep comfortably. Weighing in at only 11.5 pounds makes it manageable to bring anywhere and still enjoy a good night sleep.
Product Features
- Steel frame is extremely durable and will be sure to provide a long lasting use
- Made of 600D Polyester fabric offering ultimate comfort and stability
- Carry bag is included for easy transport and storage
- Our Lightweight Cot is perfect when you’re sleeping on-the-go and space is limited but you still want comfort
- Dimensions: 74″ L x 30″ W x 7.5″ H, Weight: 9 lbs. 5 oz., Weight Capacity: 250 lbs.
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