Primitive Element
Trailhead Cot — Extra Wide Heavy Duty Camping Cot with Steel X-Frame
Trailhead Cot — Extra Wide Heavy Duty Camping Cot with Steel X-Frame
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Trailhead Cot — Extra Wide Folding Camping Cot
Off the ground. Lightweight aluminum. Folds into a bag.
A solid camping cot that doesn't make you work for it. Aluminum tube frame keeps the weight down without sacrificing structure, the oxford fabric holds up to real outdoor use, and the whole thing folds into a carry bag so it's ready to grab and go. One of those pieces of camp gear you stop noticing because it just works.
Features
- Top-grade aluminum tube frame — lightweight, solid, resistant to bending or creaking under load
- Oxford fabric sleeping surface — durable, breathable, and taut enough to actually support you
- 275 lb weight capacity — heavy-duty build that holds up without flexing
- Folding design — collapses compact for storage, quick to set back up at camp
- Carrying bag included — zips up and slings over a shoulder or tosses in the truck
- Army Green colorway — fits the camp aesthetic without standing out
- Elevated sleeping surface — keeps you off the cold, wet ground and away from bugs
Specifications
| Model | RHB-03A |
| Material | Aluminum Tube & Oxford Fabric |
| Color | Army Green |
| Weight Capacity | 275 lbs |
| Unfolded Dimensions | 74.8" × 24.8" × 17.72" |
| Folded Dimensions | 37.4" × 7.87" |
| Weight | 11.4 lbs (5,170 g) |
| Includes | Foldable Cot + Carrying Bag |
| Shipping | 5–10 business days |
Light enough to carry, solid enough to trust. The cot you grab without thinking twice.
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Used this through a muddy hunting camp weekend where everything got damp, and the steel frame didn't rust or corrode. I'm a bigger guy and this is the first cot that doesn't feel like it's about to collapse under me. Packs down small enough for the truck bed too.
The cot itself is excellent—really sturdy and wide enough that I don't feel cramped. Shipping took longer than expected (nearly three weeks), which was frustrating since hunting season was approaching. Once I had it set up at camp though, no complaints about the actual product.
Honestly didn't think a cot would make that much difference, but sleeping elevated away from the cold ground completely changed my camping experience. The X-frame is rock solid, and the fabric doesn't sag even after weeks of use. This thing is staying in my gear rotation permanently.
We brought this on our family camping trip last summer and used it in the main tent. My husband appreciated the heavy-duty construction, though setup could've been slightly more intuitive—we had to reference the manual once. After that first night of solid sleep, we both agreed it was worth the investment.
Took this on a week-long fishing trip to Colorado and it was a game-changer. The wider design gave me actual room to move around, unlike the cramped cot I used to haul. Built solid—no creaking or movement even when I was tossing and turning from excitement after landing that 18-inch cutthroat.
Been using this cot for three seasons now during rifle season, and it's made a huge difference in how I feel the next morning. The extra width means I'm not falling off at 3 AM, and the steel frame handles my 240 pounds without any flex. Setup takes maybe two minutes, which is perfect when you're exhausted after a long day in the field.