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Affordable Cots For BackpackersFor backpackers who wish to improve their sleeping without sacrificing space in their pack or back muscles, these softer cots are a good option.Our mum test-taker loved this luxurious cot that looks beautiful enough to suit Scandi style nurseries, but is also super practical with three mattress base heights that will keep it in use until your child reaches four years old.Mountain Summit Gear Horizon CotThe Mountain Summit Gear Horizon Cot is our best budget pick and an ideal choice for campers who are looking for a simple sleeping solution. It's simple to set up and transport and comfortable to sleep on. The cot's huge, wide base can support those who are up to 6 feet tall and 300 lbs. Our test subjects found that it was sturdy on all kinds of terrain. It also has a side pocket for holding items like sleeping pads, water bottles and phones. The Mountain Summit Gear Horizon Cot is heavier than other back-packing cots is still easily portable. It fits into most car camping tents.If you're looking for something that's a bit more luxurious, the REI Cooperative Kingdom Cot 3 is a excellent choice. The cot can accommodate two people and is extremely comfortable, even without an inflatable mattress. The cot features a quilted surface which is comfortable to lay on. It also has baffles on the sides to prevent you from falling. This cot is also extremely robust, with a thick aluminum and steel bars that join to huge, swiveling legs, which makes it stable on all terrains. It was simple to set up for our test subjects, but the last knob that connected to the main bar required additional strength.The Byer of Maine Easy Cot is an excellent option. It's a lot like to the top pick when it comes to setting up and packing. It folds down similarly to a folding camp chair and the middle joints snap together quickly and easily. It's slightly heavier and bigger than the Osage River model but it can be folded into a smaller carry case that's roughly the same size as the bag that comes with a camp chair. It also comes with a larger sleeping area, as well as a side pocket for storage making it an ideal option for those who require a comfortable camping cot that can also double as a bed for guests at home. There is even recommended cribs with an attached headrest for additional comfort.Onwak CotsOnwak Cots are the ideal camping cot if you require an affordable, lightweight cot. This cot is made of top-quality materials and features a unique foldable design that makes it easy to store and transport. It's also extremely comfortable and durable and can be used as a bed or lounge chair.The Onwak Cots are not only great for camping but also for hiking and backpacking. Its light aluminum or iron construction allows it to easily support heavy loads while remaining portable and affordable. The Cot has also been rigorously tested to ensure superior quality and performance. The Onwak team uses the highest-quality materials to make its products, and also provides the best service, even when it's shipping in huge quantities.The Kamprite Double Kwik Cot makes the ideal cot for couples who enjoy camping together. The cot can be set up in minutes and is ready for sleep. It also comes with a range of features that are convenient, including the ability to wash the base of the cot as well as a head section that is padded and a mesh storage hammock. It can also serve as an ottoman or a lounger and comes with multiple reclining positions to customize your experience.If you're not looking for a cot that's as comfortable as a mattress and isn't too expensive, the Coleman ComfortSmart is an excellent option. It's easy to set up and can be ready to lay down in less than two minutes. It also has a broad foot at the base of each leg, which can swivel to adapt to uneven ground. It's also affordable and can be bought with or without a mattress.While the Coleman ComfortSmart is a great option for car campers, it's not the best choice for backpackers or hikers in the backcountry. It's too heavy and hefty to transport over long distances, which is why it's recommended for those driving into their camping spots. In addition, the legs can be tricky to unfold properly and require a bit of strength to bring them back into the body of the cot in order to store them.Helinox Light CotThe Helinox Cot One Convertible combines precision engineering with non-stretch fabric to create a light camp bed that is both comfortable and durable. Its patented tensioners eliminate the need for bulky cross bars and braces and deliver great tension to the bed's surface without adding weight. They also stop the cot from getting flat when it's placed on uneven ground. The only downside to this model is its high price point.There are a variety of inexpensive options for backpackers with a budget. For example, the OEX Ultralite Folding Cot costs less than half the price as the Helinox Lite Cot but is significantly heavier. The biggest drawback of OEX is its difficulty in assembly. It isn't easy for those with smaller frames to bend five aluminum leg assemblies.Helinox Lite Cots come with unique tensioning systems that include an adjustable lever lock that makes them easier to assemble and disassemble. This lever is located at the bottom of each leg. It is a pivoting arm that connects to the top frame bar. The other side of the lever is a compressed tab that you depress to release it. The mechanical leverage of this system gives immense tension to the bed without adding extra bulk or stress to the legs.The Lite Cot can also be adjusted to a different height using the leg extensions that come with it. This is very helpful if you're camping in an alpine area where you'll need to be away from the ground due to snow or uneven terrain. However, the low-profile of this cot may be a disadvantage if you're moving a lot in your sleep, or if you have to share the tent with a person.Like other cots the Lite Cot requires a bit of practice to set up and take down. After a few times it's a breeze to set up and take down. It is also extremely light and compact for a cot and can be tucked away in most cars and vans with their gear. This makes it an excellent choice for bike and car camping.ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite CotThe ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite Cot makes a great choice if you want an easy-to-pack, lightweight and easy to set-up backpacking cot. Its 7000 series aluminum design frame and 420D polyester honeycomb rip stop fabric makes this cot extremely lightweight and robust. It weighs less than five pounds, but it can carry 300 pounds of weight. It can be folded into the size of a carry bag 7x17 inches which makes it easy to transport.The ALPS ReadyLite Cot is unlike other cots that require you to spread it out from the middle. Instead, its legs extend out at the bottom of each side. This means that all you need to do is spread the cot out and then tighten the straps. We found it to be one of the simplest to set up cots and set up, though its dimensions could make it difficult to fit in some tents.ALPS Mountaineering ReadyLite, while not as mobile as the other cots in this list is still the best choice for backpacking cots. Additionally, its wide feet at the bottom of each leg swivel in order to adapt to uneven terrain and even let you sleep in the rain.