
Contributor I
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- Marcus
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- Ortega
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1906
Love my new sleep setup. Extremely comfortable and packs up light and small. What kind of setups is everyone else using?
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Contributor I
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Contributor I
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Contributor I
1906
Can you see the the pictures in my reply?Photos not coming through for me.
That Helinox cot is super comfortable... I still haven't gotten the hang on how to dismantle the SOB, but WOW - super tight and roomy. I've only used it a handful of times with a Slumberjack Country Squire Zero bag, they've all been quality night's sleep.
Contributor I
1906
Hahaha. I had the same problem. Just lean on the the handle where you palm is when holding the tabs and it should snap off easy. I kept putting pressure on the cot itself at first and it wasn't working. Once I put it on its side and put pressure on the leg it was easyThat Helinox cot is super comfortable... I still haven't gotten the hang on how to dismantle the SOB, but WOW - super tight and roomy. I've only used it a handful of times with a Slumberjack Country Squire Zero bag, they've all been quality night's sleep.
I just need to master it! Do you do it in any particular order? For me the middle always sticks - and I remind myself to take off the middle first or second when breaking it down, but for some reason I never remember until I only have the middle left..Hahaha. I had the same problem. Just lean on the the handle where you palm is when holding the tabs and it should snap off easy. I kept putting pressure on the cot itself at first and it wasn't working. Once I put it on its side and put pressure on the leg it was easy
Contributor I
1906
I just go from one side to the other. With pressure on the leg my cot release's smoothI just need to master it! Do you do it in any particular order? For me the middle always sticks - and I remind myself to take off the middle first or second when breaking it down, but for some reason I never remember until I only have the middle left..
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I have a very similar system for lightweight sleeping, I use the Q-Core SL, and a good bag, however I haven't yet tried the cot. Its on list to pick up this year. The Q-Core is the best inflatable mat on the market period.
Contributor I
1906
The mat is definitely great even without the cot, but with the cot I feel like I'm sleeping on clouds.I have a very similar system for lightweight sleeping, I use the Q-Core SL, and a good bag, however I haven't yet tried the cot. Its on list to pick up this year. The Q-Core is the best inflatable mat on the market period.
hennessy sells their asym so side sleepers can lie flat too ~ https://hennessyhammock.com/collections/hammocksI'm a side sleeper and I'm still trying to figure what will work for me.
I like cots for comfort, but remember that in the winter- you will stay MUCH warmer on the ground with just that sweet ground pad.
Contributor I
1906
Haven't had any issues yet. I'm the tent on the far left.View attachment 16097http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/589c8fa0326c0/Screenshot_20170209-074353~2.pngI like cots for comfort, but remember that in the winter- you will stay MUCH warmer on the ground with just that sweet ground pad.
Im talking sub-zero temps. Just something to be aware of thats all.Haven't had any issues yet. I'm the tent on the far left.View attachment 16097http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/589c8fa0326c0/Screenshot_20170209-074353~2.png
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