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cot camping tent Goplus Camping Tent Cot, 5-in-1 Folding Camping Bed with Air Mattress, Pillow, Sleeping Bag

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cot camping tent Goplus Camping Tent Cot, 5-in-1 Folding Camping Bed with Air Mattress, Pillow, Sleeping BagDescription Start Your Outdoor Adventure with Our Camping Cot Tent! Our 5 in 1 multifunctional outdoor cot tent includes a camping cot, a camping tent, a sleeping bag, and an air mattress and pillow with cover. We also provide a foot pump for quick inflation and a convenient carrying bag for convenient transportation. It is suitable for various outdoor activities, such as camping, beaches, picnics, fishing, trips, hiking, etc. Most importantly, we

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Start Your Outdoor Adventure with Our Camping Cot Tent!
Our 5-in-1 multifunctional outdoor cot tent includes a camping cot, a camping tent, a sleeping bag, and an air mattress and pillow with cover. We also provide a foot pump for quick inflation and a convenient carrying bag for convenient transportation. It is suitable for various outdoor activities, such as camping, beaches, picnics, fishing, trips, hiking, etc. Most importantly, we have upgraded the structure of the air mattress, which adopts coil beam support construction, providing a comfortable sleeping experience. And there are mesh windows on 4 sides, keeping the interior cool and breeze all the time. Besides, the tent adopts drizzle-proof and sun-protection polyester fabric, ensuring long-term outdoor use. Thanks to the 17" elevated bottom and waterproof bottom tarp, the sleeping shelter can keep away from wet mud. Other than that, you can fix the tent into the soil or sand with 10 metal ground stakes and 6 windproof ropes for more stability and safety.

Feature

  • Polyester
  • 5-in-1 Multifunctional Camping Combo: The outdoor camping set includes a camping tent, a camping cot, a sleeping bag, and an air mattress and pillow with cover, providing more comfort and convenience for your outdoor activities. And you can use them in combination and separately use the camping bed or tent. Besides, there exists a large front sunshade, so that you can put tables and chairs to enjoy joyful camping time with your family or friends.
  • Inflatable Air Mattress & Pillow: The air mattress and pillow are easy to inflate and deflate by a foot pump or an electric pump (not included) for quick inflation, providing a soft and comfy lying experience. Furthermore, this upgraded air mattress adopts coil beam support construction, which provides firm support for proper spinal alignment.
  • Sun-Protection & Drizzle-Proof Design: The tent is crafted with premium 190T polyester fabric and the cot is made of thick Oxford fabric with PE coating, offering protection from light rain and harmful sunlight (Note: Please avoid using it in heavy rain). In addition, the bottom adopts waterproof PE segregation fabric, which can effectively keep unexpected guests' out.
  • Elevated Bottom & Excellent Ventilation: The elevated frame keeps the camping cot tent 17" above the ground, which can avoid direct contact with the wet ground or uninvited guests. Other than that, the tent is designed with a large roll-up door and 4 double-layer mesh windows, ensuring excellent ventilation and a 360-degree view.
  • Stable Structure & Easy Transportation: The foldable elevated tent shelter is equipped with high-strength fiberglass rods, windproof rope and stake fixation, and foot pad and stake fixation, ensuring great stability. When not in use, the tent can be folded into a compact size and stored in a carrying bag for easy transportation. It only weighs 29 lbs.

Specification

Color: Green & Blue
Material: Metal, FRP, 190T PU-Coated Polyester, PE Oxford
Overall Dimension: 77" x 35" x 66"(L x W x H)
Inner Size of Tent (Combined State): 73" x 30" x 40"(L x W x H)
Size of Air Mattress: 30" x 73" x 9"(L x W x H)
Size of Carry Bag: 36" x 10" x 10"(L x W x H)
Height of Camping Bed: 17"
Size of Pillow: 17" x 11" x 4.5"(L x W x H)
Load Capacity: 330 lbs
Net Weight: 29 lbs

Package Includes:

1 x 1-Person Camping Tent Cot
10 x Ground Stake
6 x Fasten Rope
1 x Pump
1 x Carry Bag
1 x User Guide

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