Elevated 4-in-1 Camping Cot Tent for Outdoor Hiking and Camping

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1. G-No Verified Buyer – 11 June 2024

   Easy set up, get a nice 4 in inflatable sleeping mat and you have the best backpacking travel set up. Super comfortable! Make sure to do the additional insect repellent, and waterproofing before use.
   

2. mike Verified Buyer – 30 September 2024

   I camp about a dozen different places a year in the Adirondacks, most times out of my kayak, sometimes out of the back of my car. I own about eight tents and I sometimes instead sleep in a flat-hammock. This cot-tent was appealing to me because sleeping on a cot is much more comfortable than sleeping on the ground and/or hammock. I also loved the possibility of being able to sleep on my side and fall asleep watching the campfire. And with a cot, I’d have more flexibility on where I could set it up within the campsite (on ground that is too dirty or stony for a tent). This product consists of two packages – a package for the cot and another package for the tent. The cot had no setup instructions. The tent setup instructions were in Chinese – although they did have decent illustrations. It was not difficult to figure out how to assemble them. But there are many parts. After the first time, it takes me about fifteen minutes total to set both up – whereas a normal small tent takes half the time. I did not stake in the tent or tie it off on my first trip since there was no wind expected. I recommend you set this up at home the first time before you go on your trip. I’d say the product is reasonably designed, but I questioned the product quality. Water is kept from seeping between the cot and tent because the tent material overhangs the cot. The tent poles are aluminum, and they are all corded together. The screen mesh is fine – I think the mesh holes would be adequate against no-see-ums. IMPORTANT NOTE: Anyone under five and a half feet tall should have no problem with this tent size. Over six feet tall, then you’d likely be uncomfortable. There is a hook on the ceiling of the tent to hang an LED lantern or flashlight. There is only one pocket inside. I normally sleep on my left side – so if facing the door of this tent, the pocket was at my feet. From this position, it is easy to unzip the door, swing your feet out and stand up without squishing your bladder too much. It took me about fifteen minutes to take down the cot-tent and store it in the carry bags. The tent carry bag should have been made a little bigger; the cot bag size is reasonable. When packed, the tent and cot is a reasonable size to take in/on my kayak. Design deficiencies that I see: 1) There should be another interior pocket inside the tent (at the other end) 2) The rainfly does not have grommets along the peak to be fastened to the poles. I’m concerned that poles will eventually rip through the rainfly. 2) The rainfly should be attached to the tent using clips instead of being fastened into the tent poles. The reason for this is as follows: I will often sleep with the rainfly off – but keep the rainfly attached to one end of the tent. That way, if it starts to rain at night, I could climb out, and quickly drag the rainfly over the tent and then attach the rainfly to the other end of the tent. With the fastening that the current design uses, you have to fumble around a bit in order to get the rainfly fastened. I’d like this step to be quick since I am getting wet while doing this fumbling. 4) There are no other windows when the rainfly is on – all you have is the one screen mesh door. This will make the tent a bit more stuffy when there is little breeze. However, when the rainfly completely is off, you have a great view (and breeze). I expect that I will often set up this tent-cot under a tarp, so that I can sleep with the rainfly completely off, even if it rains (as long as it is not windy). In fact, another idea I have is to set up a tarp nearby, but set up this tent-cot elsewhere. Then if it begins to rain during the night, I would just wake up, get out and drag the cot to be under the tarp. The cot is very light and easy to move once assembled (unless you tie down the tent). Also, if you plan to sleep in weather where the overnight lows get below about 60 degrees, you probably want to make sure you bring an air mattress or self-inflating pad to insulate you from the cold below the cot. I probably would have given this four and a half stars instead if I could. Reasons are the design deficiencies and perceived quality. The amount of time it takes to setup and teardown is also a bit annoying. Reasons why I chose this tent over other cot tents: 1) I did not want a tent that had extra poles to hold up the rainfly door – those designs are impractical because you’d still get water in the tent if it rained. 2) I wanted a great view right from where I would rest my head. 3) I wanted to be able to easily and quickly zip up the rainfly if it would start to rain. 4) I liked the open mesh design of the base tent without rainfly for situations where I could use the cot-tent combination without a rainfly. 5) I did not like any vestibules on the door because they would block my view – the view is very important to me. My thoughts after my first trip with this cot-tent: I really enjoyed sleeping in it. I faced the lake and the view was not blocked at all. However, I am not convinced about the rain protection, so I set this up under a tarp. This is probably the way I’d set this up most often. I am looking forward to using this on many upcoming trips.

   

3. Shawn_fast Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   I was very skeptical of buying this cot tent. No reviews, no information, and crap pictures. It’s actually way better than I thought. I have been looking for something that would work canoe camping. 🏕
   

4. Mario Torres Verified Buyer – 7 April 2025

   Cómoda, portátil, linda, cálida en invierno, mosquitero para el verano, muy útil y versátil, es de lo mejor y su precio es aun mejor!
   

5. E. Jackson Verified Buyer – 9 April 2025

   There’s no instructions except a little flyer in Chinese for a completely different tent. With some trial and error I figured it out. The cot is the worst design I’ve ever seen and takes like 15 minutes by itself to set up. The tent was okay other that at 5’11” my head and feet were pressed against the two ends. Then it completely failed the fit back in it’s packaging test.
   

6. nellie berger Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   I liked the idea that is was off the ground camping tent.
   My dislike was it was not easy to setup.
   The instructions was NOT IN ENGLISH!