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High Cot One (Spring 2023)
Helinox
High Cot One (Spring 2023)
$439.95
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  The Helinox High Cot One is a taller version of the Cot One that proves additional height for easier in and out.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand:
Helinox
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10686
Size:
Regular
Height:
15 in / 38 cm
Width:
27 in / 68 cm
Length:
82.5 in / 210 cm
Packed Height:
7 in / 18 cm
Packed Width:
7 in / 18 cm
Packed Length:
23 in / 59 cm
Weight:
6 lbs 4 oz / 3302 g
Weight Capacity:
320 lbs / 154 kg
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