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Roll a Cot weighs 10 lbs, not 25
Posted by: Waterbird on Feb-26-13 8:13 PM (EST)

Rolls up to 5" x 37". If that fits in your canoe, then be my guest.

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cot camping - jeffers - Feb-19-13 10:22 PM
- Roll-A-Cot - deuce - Feb-20-13 9:51 AM
  - True! - Waterbird - Feb-20-13 11:02 AM
- I would buy 2 Pool Noodles, cut them in - Kayak_Ken - Feb-20-13 10:21 AM
- floorless tent? - radiomix - Feb-20-13 10:29 AM
  - Good Idea! - guideboatguy - Feb-20-13 11:24 AM
    - I usually float camp with - deuce - Feb-20-13 11:57 AM
    - best part - radiomix - Feb-22-13 1:00 PM
- furniture pads - gstamer - Feb-20-13 10:46 AM
  - thanks - jeffers - Feb-21-13 9:33 PM
    - I would try clear PVC tubing first - kayamedic - Feb-21-13 10:27 PM
    - Tent; mattresses - Waterbird - Feb-21-13 11:32 PM
- Roll-a-cot and/or REI campbed 3.5 - paddlingpika - Feb-22-13 12:13 AM
  - Those who camp with me - deuce - Feb-22-13 9:21 AM
    - What does it cost? - Pirateoverforty - Feb-22-13 1:23 PM
      - If you're asking about my setup; - deuce - Feb-22-13 2:16 PM
        
        Which cot - Pirateoverforty - Feb-24-13 9:17 AM
        
        Sorry Pirate, - deuce - Feb-27-13 9:16 AM
        
        Thanks brother - Pirateoverforty - Feb-27-13 10:21 AM
  - 2.5 vs 3.5" - Waterbird - Feb-22-13 8:11 PM
    - Good discussion. I ordered the REI - string - Feb-23-13 12:11 PM
      - Pool noodles - Waterbird - Feb-23-13 1:56 PM
      - Agreed - Jeffers - Feb-24-13 3:16 AM
        
        To cot or not to cot? - Waterbird - Feb-25-13 9:21 PM
        
        Mega Mid - chan - Feb-25-13 10:19 PM
        Agreed. - deuce - Feb-26-13 9:20 AM
        
        Roll a Cot weighs 10 lbs, not 25 - Waterbird - Feb-26-13 8:13 PM
        
        Ha. - deuce - Feb-27-13 9:13 AM