Can someone please tell me the difference between the Coleman ComfortSmart Bunkhouse Deluxe Folding Cot and the Coleman ComfortSmart Folding Cot I am trying to figure out the differences besides the price and the word DELUEX.
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The Deluxe is bigger and will take more weight. The standard one is good for a kid or shorter adult.
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I got the amazon mattress. I think they were $150 a peace . Very interesting the way they delivered.. Got flatten out and very comfortable ... For that price my kids are comfortable.
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I purchased this cot as a spare bed for guests. Three different people have slept on it and they all said it was comfortable and roomy. I did place mattress padding on it to make it softer. To answer your question, I am not sure because nobody said anything to me about this after they slept on it. But based on the fact that it was physically impossible to click the second horizontal support bar into place at one end, I could see that the cot could have a buckling problem if you tossed and turned a lot. I am just not sure. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
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Yes it is the same, but this cot it very uncomfortable I regret buying it. I give it to a homeless person after using it once, and that guy even complained about it the next time I passed hem on the street.
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Nancy the cot I purchased it the large King cot as I am 250+lbs and 6:1. It weighs about 18lbs. I went camping and had it carried in the back of a pickup truck with the rest of my equipment. I would not want to carry it on a hike. It is not made fore that. It is heavey duty for someone like me who wants extra with it is 32Inches across and I like that compared to the average cots. I will not fall out of it. If you want a spare bed at home or can take it in a truck or camper it is creat but not for the hiker. Hope this helps. Don Jones aka graypeddler@aol.com
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The oversize cot tent is bigger and yes more comfortable. I recommend the oversize cot tent. I have the original cot tent and it's small
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Not sure why it's $60 more, but if it's their INSTANT TENT, it should be identical, but without seeing it, I'm not sure. Will say this, the INSTANT tent is excellent, goes up in a few minutes, including staking it down. Used it on four camping excursions this Summer. Look around at other vendors, I did. They're not all priced the same and you might find one somebody's clearing out of their inventory.
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I know this message is over a year old, but S. Donley, wondering if you ever tried the canopies from co-sleeper and if either the mini or original worked with the travel lite crib? If not, did you ever find another good solution? Have the same issue - need to keep out curious kitties!!
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It'd be a snug fit I imagine lengthwise, and I'm not sure what that would do for the tents longevity though. I own the cot and the tent and if you want to use the tent on the cot be forewarned that the rain fly that comes with the tent does not hang over the sides of the cot, causing rain to pool onto the cot when it rains. Personally, I'd use the pad under the tent, as it was intended and use my Teton sleeping bag inside the tent.
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I'm not sure I understand your question but yes, it folds in the middle, so that the folded cot is half the length of the unfolded cot.
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The Amazon description says "collapsible design folds down by half for packing", but the Coleman materials don't make any such claim. This would seem to be an error in the Amazon description. (Which is annoying, since that claim is one of the reasons that I bought it.)
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I'm afraid I can help with this one. I have yet to use my tent. I bought it for my survival gear and haven't had the opportunity as yet to check it out. Sorry. Will do a follow up entry as soon as I do though.
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Compact Tent Cot - approx. 9x9x40 folded. When you step into this tent it seems rather narrow but it will sleep one comfortably. I like this style better then the "Original Tent Cot" because it has great head room and you may choose to use the Cot or Tent seperately. It's more compact when folded and this makes it easier to pack in your vehicle and store when not in use. Compact Extra-Large Tent - 10x10x44 folded. Same features as the CTC but you will definitely notice the difference in space. It is still fairly compact when folded.
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The towel suggestion is excellent. We also have the double and a single, and the double handles so much better than the single that I wish we'd gotten 2 doubles. The Coleman double is wonderful, but the single is so short and much more unstable that paddling the double alone is much better to me than using the Coleman single. Look into other songles, but I do highly recommend the Coleman double!
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Check the tested weight load in the description of the cot. I believe the deluxe one holds more weight.
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I really don't know. My son and I just sleep on the cot. The entire reason for us to buy the cot is to sleep above ground. In Texas, it gets quite warm, as you know. The cot allows air to circulate from underneath the tent, a huge benefit if you get hot at night.
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Near as I can tell, the only difference is price. When I bought mine, the price I paid was $60 and change-- a lot for a camping blanket I thought then, but ... great quality. Came with very strong moth-ball smell. Aired it out. Smell has abated. Heavier weight than I anticipated and that was a good thing. Went back to buy another and found price increase. Couldn't bring myself to lay out extra $30+ for camping blanket. Certainly would not pay near $120 for a camp blanket, that's for sure-- but that's me. $120 too expensive to risk in woods-- for me. For a household or cabin blanket at those prices, worth every bit of $90-$120, but too expensive now for carrying into woods IMHO. Hope this helps. Near as I can tell, the only difference is price. When I bought mine, the price I paid was $60 and change-- a lot for a camping blanket I thought then, but ... great quality. Came with very strong moth-ball smell. Aired it out. Smell has abated. Heavier weight than I anticipated and that was a good thing. Went back to buy another and found price increase. Couldn't bring myself to lay out extra $30+ for camping blanket. Certainly would not pay near $120 for a camp blanket, that's for sure-- but that's me. $120 too expensive to risk in woods-- for me. For a household or cabin blanket at those... » Read More Near as I can tell, the only difference is price. When I bought mine, the price I paid was $60 and change-- a lot for a camping blanket I thought then, but ... great quality. Came with very strong moth-ball smell. Aired it out. Smell has abated. Heavier weight than I anticipated and that was a good thing. Went back to buy another and found price increase. Couldn't bring myself to lay out extra $30+ for camping blanket. Certainly would not pay near $120 for a camp blanket, that's for sure-- but that's me. $120 too expensive to risk in woods-- for me. For a household or cabin blanket at those prices, worth every bit of $90-$120, but too expensive now for carrying into woods IMHO. Hope this helps. « Show Less