Very innovative concept. I can see this working well for people with back issues, or winter camping or even winter backpacking, as it gets you off the ground which is how so much heat is lost. Mixed reviews out there. Some love it. A few complain about sagging, ripping the fabric or putting a hole in it, and some broken feet. But it appears Therm-a-Rest has a great warranty on it, so that’s good.
Will definitely look in to this :) Have 2 mats that i've been using in tandem, but think using only one of them with this cot could be the winning combo.
I wish one of these manufacturers would show a technique for assembling inside a 2p or 3p tent (single use in either). I know a technique that doesn't rub the tent walls, but I've yet to see anything similar on a manufacturer, or user review, video.
I'm interested in this product, but I've seen reviews where people had some issues with this cot sagging so much when lying on their side that the ground and bows were felt making it uncomfortable. Has this issue been resolved or did this have to do with other factors? Thanks
Hi, Ms. Audrey. I see in your video, that you use a air-matt on the cot. Is that necessary or recommended, or is it also comfortable to use the cot without a mat, without feeling the bows poking the back or shoulders? In fact I use an older version of a Thermarest Neo Air regular already for some years, and it´s comfortable. So, I don´t know, how much more comfortable it might be with the cot under the matt. By the way, this cot seems to be a great item to take out in the woods, if one is not into "ultra-light" stuff. And I have to congratulate Thermarest to have such an attractive presenter for their products. Well done.
Audry, you look like you're about to bust out laughing the whole time. It's cute, lol. Is that your natural smile or were you actually about to start laughing? Regardless, good work! Seems like you have a pretty sweet gig!
The maximum load for the Reg and Large is 325 lbs. In the instruction manual, we recommend that if you feel contact with a pole bow when lying in a cot set up with single poles, it is recommended that you use a double bow construction instead for extra support. The more poles, the more support, whether single or double.
Hi there, Good question! While you can sleep directly on the cot, they do not offer any insulation so pairing it with a Therm-a-Rest mattress or blanket could be a great solution.
Hey buddy found you again haha, what name brand is yours ive been looking at the Yahill and some other one?? Figure I'd at least try out a cheap version to see if i even like it
@@jenniferp1917 it's awesome, I've used it several nights already it's literally the most comfortable thing I've slept on. I have a bad back and tried several out at my local Cabelas. There's a review in my hot tent video if interested
I prefer it I don't like to have to risk my air mattress getting punctured or getting compromised. also this is way easier than foam or air mattresses to repair, but that's just me. also, you can use these as stretchers or litters in a medical emergency.
There's no insulation, so it's quite nice in hot weather, but it can quickly get chilly, even in decent weather (still better than sleeping directly on the ground if you decide to follow some other poster's advice, and "man up. :-). A foam pad works, or Thermarest sell an underquilt, or a simple reflective piece of cloth that helps - but it all adds up $$$ and a bit of weight and volume.
Hi George, Thanks for reaching out. The UltraLite Cot comes in a Large which measures at 26"x77". It can be seen here: www.thermarest.com/cots/ultralite-cot The Mesh Cot comes in both a 26"x77" and a 30"x77". It can be seen here: www.thermarest.com/cots/mesh-cot I hope that helps. Let us know if you have any other questions. Very best adventures, Ryan
I have 4 of these in my land crusier and i have 4 land crusiers, the vehicles are located and used at my chalet in switzerland they are part of survival equipment in the vehicles and all of the adults in the family are fully instructed in there use, they have only been used once and with the other equipment we had a very warm and comftable night, we also had three childern under 8 who were with us and they enjoyed there impromtu night out in the snow.
Dependent on whether you're located in the US or not, you can either purchase at thermarest.com or you can look up your local distributor at the link below. www.cascadedesigns.com/ie/service/international-distributors
Hi Michael, The UltraLite Cot costs between $199.95-$219.95 and can be purchased here: www.thermarest.com/products/cots/ultralite-cot/ultralite-cot.html?srd=true
@@ThermaRest That's cool I'm definitely gonna get one and add it to my gear. I love the generous warranty, lightweight and packable form factor. You can almost lay anywhere and that's the most useful aspect. Wondering if you can hook it up with a discount?
This is the most unhelpful review I've ever seen. It suggests constructing a cot outside - in the rain? In the UK? Is it even possible to construct this cot inside a tent - say the Zephros I? I've also had a go with colleagues dismantling it and it is really, really hard. Not sure about this.
Great Cot - BUT PRAY you never need a spare part. Therma-rest has been out of stock for almost a year! their customer service is completely unresponsive. But the cot is good
We keep a wide range of replacement parts and pieces for our products in stock at our repair shop. Get in touch with them via our Warranty and Repairs page ( www.thermarest.com/ie/warranty.html ) to see if they have what you need. If you have an urgent question, please call our Warranty and Repair center (1-800-531-9531, M-F, 9-4pm, PST).
There are much more cost effective products using the same design. There isn't any reason a thermarest version should cost three times as it's competitors.
I find that the therm-a-rest version is the most durable and tends to be made out of better materials, but I do see your point I don't think the price is fair
if you have nothing to do but put this cot together ! I got one similar to this one and the material was sewn crooked and it was nealy impossible to assemble ! I used it once and threw it away ! besides that it has a million parts and if you lose one its done ! it take way to long to assemble even if you practice ! it is a good idea but not in use !
Good job Audrey!
I love the gear and your sound
Very innovative concept. I can see this working well for people with back issues, or winter camping or even winter backpacking, as it gets you off the ground which is how so much heat is lost.
Mixed reviews out there. Some love it. A few complain about sagging, ripping the fabric or putting a hole in it, and some broken feet. But it appears Therm-a-Rest has a great warranty on it, so that’s good.
Looks very interesting.
Good video , very educational. We have two beds , they are very good . Not cheap .
Will definitely look in to this :) Have 2 mats that i've been using in tandem, but think using only one of them with this cot could be the winning combo.
pro tip: watch movies at Flixzone. I've been using it for watching a lot of movies these days.
Will I be able to sleep on my side? I can’t sleep unless it’s on my side. The right side to be specific.
I LOVE ya Audrey ! GREAT presentation.
Get in a line buster ha ha.
Ive had mine for a month and a half or more... Used it a bit. Lile it a lot. Om 5'10 150 LBS... Sleeps great. Alos use thea rest z lite pad
This woman is naturally beautiful.
I wish one of these manufacturers would show a technique for assembling inside a 2p or 3p tent (single use in either). I know a technique that doesn't rub the tent walls, but I've yet to see anything similar on a manufacturer, or user review, video.
I loves me some Audry!
I'm interested in this product, but I've seen reviews where people had some issues with this cot sagging so much when lying on their side that the ground and bows were felt making it uncomfortable. Has this issue been resolved or did this have to do with other factors? Thanks
Yes, but how to take it apart?!
I use double bow. One on each end and two in the middle...
Can you personally show me how to put it together!
Uhm, 175lbs!? Not since I was 16. So no superlight for me, .... I need the full double bow tratment.
I think she means if you use only 4 bows instead of using all the bows, then the weight limit is 175lbs
@rusclemania7 7 Ahh, that makes sense. Thanks guys. Be safe.
Hi, Ms. Audrey. I see in your video, that you use a air-matt on the cot. Is that necessary or recommended, or is it also comfortable to use the cot without a mat, without feeling the bows poking the back or shoulders? In fact I use an older version of a Thermarest Neo Air regular already for some years, and it´s comfortable. So, I don´t know, how much more comfortable it might be with the cot under the matt.
By the way, this cot seems to be a great item to take out in the woods, if one is not into "ultra-light" stuff. And I have to congratulate Thermarest to have such an attractive presenter for their products. Well done.
Hi there,
It is recommended that you pair a cot with a pad for maximum comfort due to the cross bars being felt when lying down.
Best,
Olivia
@@ThermaRest Oh. Thanks for the quick answer. Great to know. Then I´ll check for a dealer in Germany. Have a good time.
Audry, you look like you're about to bust out laughing the whole time. It's cute, lol. Is that your natural smile or were you actually about to start laughing? Regardless, good work! Seems like you have a pretty sweet gig!
The lightweight setup has 4 single bows and supports up to 175 lbs. What if you use 5 or 6 single bows and now twist bows?
The maximum load for the Reg and Large is 325 lbs. In the instruction manual, we recommend that if you feel contact with a pole bow when lying in a cot set up with single poles, it is recommended that you use a double bow construction instead for extra support. The more poles, the more support, whether single or double.
Do you also need an air mattress on top of this of can you sleep directly on it?
Hi there,
Good question! While you can sleep directly on the cot, they do not offer any insulation so pairing it with a Therm-a-Rest mattress or blanket could be a great solution.
Are those Lems boots?
I’ve been using the $70 knockoff version for 2 years now. Setup and tear down are a little slow but works great.
Hey buddy found you again haha, what name brand is yours ive been looking at the Yahill and some other one?? Figure I'd at least try out a cheap version to see if i even like it
@@Canadian_Craftsman non-name even cheaper on ebay
@@jenniferp1917 hey your right I decided on the Dessert Walker cot its really the nicest thing I could find under 100 with amazing quality
@@Canadian_Craftsman how long have you had it? is it holding up well? i'm thinking of getting that one. thanks.
@@jenniferp1917 it's awesome, I've used it several nights already it's literally the most comfortable thing I've slept on. I have a bad back and tried several out at my local Cabelas. There's a review in my hot tent video if interested
What if one of the boy poles identifies as a girl pole?
no prejudice there lol
Like everything else in the world...nobody cares except that boy with identity problem.
Hahahahaha
Hah!
freakn hilarious
"BOW"
wow she is so beautiful
i like her.
bed also ha ha.
Me too. Cute.
Nice
Who gives a fork
What about thermoisolation? Is this cot better then air and foam mattrasses?
I prefer it I don't like to have to risk my air mattress getting punctured or getting compromised. also this is way easier than foam or air mattresses to repair, but that's just me. also, you can use these as stretchers or litters in a medical emergency.
probably want a closed cell foam pad underneath it still.
yeah better to be safe than sorry
There's no insulation, so it's quite nice in hot weather, but it can quickly get chilly, even in decent weather (still better than sleeping directly on the ground if you decide to follow some other poster's advice, and "man up. :-). A foam pad works, or Thermarest sell an underquilt, or a simple reflective piece of cloth that helps - but it all adds up $$$ and a bit of weight and volume.
Is there a cot in the size 30×76 or 78in or 25in×76 or 78in
Hi George,
Thanks for reaching out.
The UltraLite Cot comes in a Large which measures at 26"x77". It can be seen here: www.thermarest.com/cots/ultralite-cot
The Mesh Cot comes in both a 26"x77" and a 30"x77". It can be seen here: www.thermarest.com/cots/mesh-cot
I hope that helps. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Very best adventures,
Ryan
I have 4 of these in my land crusier and i have 4 land crusiers, the vehicles are located and used at my chalet in switzerland they are part of survival equipment in the vehicles and all of the adults in the family are fully instructed in there use, they have only been used once and with the other equipment we had a very warm and comftable night, we also had three childern under 8 who were with us and they enjoyed there impromtu night out in the snow.
where can I buy this
Dependent on whether you're located in the US or not, you can either purchase at thermarest.com or you can look up your local distributor at the link below.
www.cascadedesigns.com/ie/service/international-distributors
but expensive
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How much?
Hi Michael,
The UltraLite Cot costs between $199.95-$219.95 and can be purchased here: www.thermarest.com/products/cots/ultralite-cot/ultralite-cot.html?srd=true
Very tacky to use ads before the video when the video itself is an ad for your product
I wonder if it would support me and Audrey?
The max load is 325 lbs 3 oz or 147.50 kg!
@@ThermaRest That's cool I'm definitely gonna get one and add it to my gear. I love the generous warranty, lightweight and packable form factor. You can almost lay anywhere and that's the most useful aspect.
Wondering if you can hook it up with a discount?
Rumour has it still to this day she can't look a camera in the eye.
U can do the same thing with old water bottles. Sticks. Rope 550 cord
now you talking sense
Madam the cot is good or bad but you are beautiful, no doubt about it.
That dawg would hunt..
This looks like a set up
175lbs max....? Haven't seen that weight since high school 😒
Cute nose.
i wonder would it take both our weight lady :)
Does Audrey come with the cot???Schwing :)
Grow up, kid.
Why the music? It is a bit annoying and makes it harder to hear.
This is the most unhelpful review I've ever seen. It suggests constructing a cot outside - in the rain? In the UK? Is it even possible to construct this cot inside a tent - say the Zephros I? I've also had a go with colleagues dismantling it and it is really, really hard. Not sure about this.
You should not be looking at a cot for extreme weather conditions. Get an foam pad, simple solution mate.
@@TheGrizzlyGarage >Rain is extreme weather
Great Cot - BUT PRAY you never need a spare part. Therma-rest has been out of stock for almost a year! their customer service is completely unresponsive. But the cot is good
We keep a wide range of replacement parts and pieces for our products in stock at our repair shop. Get in touch with them via our Warranty and Repairs page ( www.thermarest.com/ie/warranty.html ) to see if they have what you need.
If you have an urgent question, please call our Warranty and Repair center (1-800-531-9531, M-F, 9-4pm, PST).
There are much more cost effective products using the same design. There isn't any reason a thermarest version should cost three times as it's competitors.
I find that the therm-a-rest version is the most durable and tends to be made out of better materials, but I do see your point I don't think the price is fair
it's five times as much....so overpriced
if you have nothing to do but put this cot together ! I got one similar to this one and the material was sewn crooked and it was nealy impossible to assemble ! I used it once and threw it away !
besides that it has a million parts and if you lose one its done ! it take way to long to assemble even if you practice ! it is a good idea but not in use !
Thank you for your feedback.
170lbs xd Is it a joke? Anyyhing below 300 is consider a joke
Needless complexity. A Helinox Cot lite is much simpler with fewer parts.
John Scott you read my mind🙋🚐
So is bear rug
Yeah but it would probably be cheaper and more comfortable just to sleep on a pile of 5 dollar bills...
just much more expensive
Can you put a Helinox Cot up inside a small tent? That's the question I'd like answered. And is it as low as the Ultralight?