🏕️ Portable and Durable Ultralight Camping Cot Tent Bed with Aluminum Alloy Frame - Perfect for Outdoor Adventures and Travel, Ideal for Adults and Kids Review

I'm 220 and 6ft 2in tall and this fits me perfectly. Easy to set up and take down and much more comfortable than a mat on the floor. No more hip and shoulder pain.

I bought this crib based on the first review video. That was all his video said. I used it in the MSR Hubba Hubba 2 man tent. I had enough space and with the steam room I slept better than I ever had in a tent! The crib is very light and theoretically easy to assemble, but if you are a 5" 3" tall woman or a 66 year old woman, the tensioning parts are extremely difficult to assemble. I trained in the living room and I can. but I got my hand caught and bruised several times installing the poles…

I have had a Luxury Lite crib for about 8 years but wanted something simpler and quicker to install. (I will still use the LL for mountaineering as it weighs less, but will use it for motorbike camping where a bit more weight isn't an issue.) Overall quality is very good but the elastics in the legs are not good not so good. . I would give this crib five stars for the price but when I received it one of the foot step cords was already broken/torn. I bought a better quality 10ft cord off ebay…

I needed another portable lightweight cot for kayak camping . I have a Helinox Cot Lite, which is a super lightweight crib for $249. I was looking at various ultralight cribs at Revain and decided to try this one for $59. I wasn't expecting too much considering the price and the photos from the sellers. I first weighed the crib as listed at 5 pounds. I was very happy to see that he actually weighed just under 4.5 pounds. 4 pounds 7.5 ounces to be exact. Compared to the Helinox Lite Crib, the…