Cot and pad suggestions

[Wiscohunter]

I recently upgraded to a Kodiak Canvas tent and after setting it up, I realized I have a lot of extra space. I have been sleeping on a sea to summit comfort plus pad for all my camping and it worked, but think a nice cot and pad might be a better option for truck Basecamp this fall in Montana. Does anyone have suggestions for a comfy cot and pad? Also, are cot pads warm enough in cold weather? Thank you!

 

[rmr2k14]

Roll a Cot and a Paco Pad

 

[Wiscohunter]

How is the Paco in cold weather? Also, do you find moisture builds up on it? Thanks.

 

[Brk007]

I’m assuming weight is not a factor, - for my drive in camp setup in GP medium tent, I’ve enjoyed the Cabela’s camp cot and a foam pad, or Exped Mega Mat Lite 12. Stayed plenty warm after the stove burns out. Your gear stored in a plastic tote, fits nicely under the cot.

 

[hiway_99]

Roll a cot and exped down mat 9

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[Dvidos]

I’m assuming weight is not a factor, - for my drive in camp setup in GP medium tent, I’ve enjoyed the Cabela’s camp cot and a foam pad, or Exped Mega Mat Lite 12. Stayed plenty warm after the stove burns out. Your gear stored in a plastic tote, fits nicely under the cot.

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[frosty_1]

I love my Roll-A-Cot and Exped Mega Mat setup. I have the wide version of the cot and the wide pad as well, super comfy.

 

[Wiscohunter]

Yes, weight is not a factor since the tent weight is like 80 lbs. Just looking for comfort in my Basecamp. I will bring the lightweight stuff if I need to backpack in somewhere, but it will likely not get used based on my current plans.

Thanks for the suggestions.

 

[Beendare]

I'm running a Roll-a-cot with a thermarest camprest mat at base camp.

 

[Back Country Hunter 2]

I use the Davis Tent big boy cot and cot pad. It is extremely comfortable.

 

[shtrbc]

Cabelas Big Outdoorsman XL and either thick foam or Thermarest. My sons both use this style cot in their 10x10 Flexbow with a small table and love it. Very comfy and plenty of room for gear and a Buddy Heater or chinese diesel heater sitting just outside. As stated above, Rubbermaid totes fit under the cots so REALLY helps cut down on clutter.

 

[rayporter]

camprest is one awesome pad.

if you expect single digit temps i would have a closed cell for back up. i have slept on a cot with a thermarest backpacker [ one inch self inflatable] and a closed cell pad at zero and i am a cold sleeper.