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product_id: 122772086
title: "Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed"
brand: "helinox"
price: "HK$4912"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Helinox"
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# packs to ultra-compact 5x5x21 in 2.8 lbs featherlight frame DAC aluminum alloy legs, 265 lbs capacity Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed

**Brand:** helinox
**Price:** HK$4912
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛌 Elevate your outdoor sleep game—lightweight luxury wherever you roam!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed by helinox
- **How much does it cost?** HK$4912 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- helinox enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted helinox brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Setup:** Single internal bungee cord self-assembles poles in seconds—no fumbling, no hassle.
- • **Elevated Comfort:** Suspends you 5 inches off the ground, perfect for side sleepers and chilly nights.
- • **Rock-Solid Support:** Engineered with premium DAC aluminum alloy to hold up to 265 lbs reliably.
- • **Featherlight Freedom:** At just 2.8 lbs, carry comfort without compromise on your next adventure.
- • **Pack Small, Dream Big:** Ultra-compact fold size fits effortlessly in any backpack or car trunk.

## Overview

The Helinox Lite Cot is a premium ultralight camping bed weighing only 2.8 pounds, designed for backpackers and outdoor pros who demand portability without sacrificing durability. Its compact 5x5x21 inch packed size and quick self-assembling bungee system make setup a breeze. Crafted with DAC aluminum alloy legs, it supports up to 265 pounds and suspends sleepers 5 inches off the ground for superior comfort and insulation. Backed by a five-year warranty, it’s the go-to cot for those who want reliable, elevated rest on every adventure.

## Description

desertcart.com: Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed : Baby

Review: Over time I've upgraded pretty much every piece of equipment that I've owned - I've been backpacking for a number of years, now. Over time I've upgraded pretty much every piece of equipment that I've owned, and as a result I've got spares of pretty much everything; sleeping bag, stove, pack, water filter and what have you. The only thing I've never upgraded is my helinox cot one, which I purchased over a year ago and am still happily using. However, with all the extra stuff I've got lying around, I decided to put together a spare setup and keep it around in case of emergencies, or if I've got a first-timer wanting to tag along on a trip with me and they don't have anything of their own to use. But, as I said, I've never upgraded from my helinox one, so I didn't have a spare cot to add to the secondary pack. So what's a guy to do in this situation? Well, having already bought the cot one, and the chair one, and the helinox table, I'm familiar with the sort of quality one should expect from this brand. Considering that every piece of helinox equipment I've owned has held up really well, my first thought was to buy helinox again. So I bought the cot lite. Upon unboxing, I did notice that it felt a little flimsier than my cot one, but the lighter weight is a pretty decent tradeoff. The lack of hinges to snap the legs into place was also kind of disappointing, but once again it's much lighter, so you know... pros and cons. Despite the lighter build, it still holds my weight admirably, and I'm bordering on 240 pounds. Basically, once you get past the unfortunate price of the cot, it's very much worth what you'll spend. Although I might suggest waiting until it goes on sale, too. So ultimately, the quality of the cot lite is worth paying a little extra for. I've compared the helinox cot one to thermarest luxurylite in other reviews and I think the comparison still stands with the cot lite; helinox is just a product of better engineering and design. The lite is more comfortable, easier and faster to set up, and due to a recent price hike on thermarest's part they cost the same. All of the materials feel durable and rugged, and the product as a whole should last a long time if properly cared for. Even outside of a backpacking context, I'd probably get a fair amount of use out of this thing. If there are guests at your house and you don't have a spare bed, use the cot. Keep it in your trunk in case you get stranded somewhere. It'll fit in a drawer, so it won't take up much space. All in all, I'm happy with this purchase. Yes, I like my cot one better, but this is a good backup to have.
Review: A very well-constructed piece of equipment - I love camping and backpacking. However, I live in Arizona where the ground is extremely hard and I often have trouble sleeping comfortably on my thin, closed-cell sleeping pad. I've tried inflatable pads, and those were an improvement, but they were not still particularly comfortable and I usually still ended up with mediocre sleep. Hammock camping is out of the question for me because in the desert, it's difficult to find trees close enough together to hang from. I decided to try a cot. I researched and hesitantly decided on this unit due to weight and design, but I didn't feel great about buying it because of its high price, my desire to keep my gear as lightweight as possible, and my own uncertainty about wanting to lug a cot around in the wilderness. Now that I've tried it, I have absolutely no regrets about this purchase. If you can get by with three legs, this cot weighs about 2 lbs and is extremely easy to set up and take down. This is not a negligible weight, but it's not outrageous, either. For the comfortable sleep it provides, it is well worth it to me. And it is unbelievably comfortable. I am about 5'10" and weigh 165, and I can sleep on my back or my side without any issues, and the support is outstanding. It is like sleeping on a mattress. Plus, getting off the ground for sleep has had a few added benefits that hadn't occurred to me, like being able to sleep without a shelter system or with a simple bivy in good weather without worrying about creepy crawlies. When the weather turns sour, I can sleep under a tarp shelter without needing a ground sheet. If you're thinking about a cot, I would highly recommend this one. It's not too heavy, it's simple and fast to set up, and it is extremely well-constructed.

## Features

- Polyester
- Ultralight, portable camping cot is a featherlight 2.80 pounds, and packs to 5 x 5 x 21 inches for portability
- Holds up to 265 pounds with proprietary DAC aluminum alloy legs and frame; cot cover and zippered carrying case made from 600d -weave rip-stop polyester
- Setup is easy and fast with a single internal bungee cord that self assembles the poles
- Suspends sleepers 5 inches from the ground, making it ideal for cold temperatures and side sleepers
- Measures 73 x 23.5 x 5 inches; packs down to 5 x 21 inches and weighs 2.8 pounds; manufacturer’s five-year warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07P8MT9JV |
| Assembly Instructions Description | Easy to follow, with a single internal bungee cord that self-assembles the poles |
| Batteries required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #258,036 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #175 in Camping Cots |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (278) |
| Fabric Type | Polyester |
| Included Components | Carry bag |
| Item Weight | 2.78 pounds |
| Item model number | 10607R2 |
| Manufacturer | Helinox |
| Material | Alloy,Aluminium |
| Maximum recommended load | 265 Pounds |
| Product Care Instructions | Wipe with Dry Cloth |
| Product Dimensions | 23.62 x 72.83 x 5.12 inches |
| Special Feature | Portable |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer's five-year warranty. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Helinox
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 1260 Grams
- **Size:** regular
- **Style:** modern

## Images

![Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81T3YTV+TpL.jpg)
![Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81vKWYDgXNL.jpg)
![Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71SD-h2kZ3L.jpg)
![Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81qxJyrfXRL.jpg)
![Helinox Lite Cot Ultra-Light, Portable Camping Cot, Compact, Collapsible, Backpacking, Foldable Camping Bed - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81zVyw4XEEL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the width of the leg frames (at the ground)?**
A: Hello, and thanks for your inquiry! The frame measures 18.75 inches at ground level. Note that the frame tapers down, so this measurement is narrower than the width of the frame and cot at the sleeping surface.

**Q: One of the pictures says 320lb capacity but the description says 265lb. Which is it really?**
A: There are two Helinox cots, this is the the “Ultralight” and it recommends 265 lbs or less, the “one” (more expensive) recommends less the 320 lbs.

**Q: Can an extra leg be installed and would it allow a heavier person to use it?**
A: If a person weighs more than like 250 it won’t work. If you can figure out how to add the extra leg it might work. I only used it once and liked it. I weigh 240. Good luck

**Q: How will this cot do inside a tent? do I need to worry about the floor getting punctured?**
A: No, this cot wouldn't puncture the tent floor. It's made to be used in a tent.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Over time I've upgraded pretty much every piece of equipment that I've owned
*by M***E on April 21, 2017*

I've been backpacking for a number of years, now. Over time I've upgraded pretty much every piece of equipment that I've owned, and as a result I've got spares of pretty much everything; sleeping bag, stove, pack, water filter and what have you. The only thing I've never upgraded is my helinox cot one, which I purchased over a year ago and am still happily using. However, with all the extra stuff I've got lying around, I decided to put together a spare setup and keep it around in case of emergencies, or if I've got a first-timer wanting to tag along on a trip with me and they don't have anything of their own to use. But, as I said, I've never upgraded from my helinox one, so I didn't have a spare cot to add to the secondary pack. So what's a guy to do in this situation? Well, having already bought the cot one, and the chair one, and the helinox table, I'm familiar with the sort of quality one should expect from this brand. Considering that every piece of helinox equipment I've owned has held up really well, my first thought was to buy helinox again. So I bought the cot lite. Upon unboxing, I did notice that it felt a little flimsier than my cot one, but the lighter weight is a pretty decent tradeoff. The lack of hinges to snap the legs into place was also kind of disappointing, but once again it's much lighter, so you know... pros and cons. Despite the lighter build, it still holds my weight admirably, and I'm bordering on 240 pounds. Basically, once you get past the unfortunate price of the cot, it's very much worth what you'll spend. Although I might suggest waiting until it goes on sale, too. So ultimately, the quality of the cot lite is worth paying a little extra for. I've compared the helinox cot one to thermarest luxurylite in other reviews and I think the comparison still stands with the cot lite; helinox is just a product of better engineering and design. The lite is more comfortable, easier and faster to set up, and due to a recent price hike on thermarest's part they cost the same. All of the materials feel durable and rugged, and the product as a whole should last a long time if properly cared for. Even outside of a backpacking context, I'd probably get a fair amount of use out of this thing. If there are guests at your house and you don't have a spare bed, use the cot. Keep it in your trunk in case you get stranded somewhere. It'll fit in a drawer, so it won't take up much space. All in all, I'm happy with this purchase. Yes, I like my cot one better, but this is a good backup to have.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A very well-constructed piece of equipment
*by A***O on February 28, 2016*

I love camping and backpacking. However, I live in Arizona where the ground is extremely hard and I often have trouble sleeping comfortably on my thin, closed-cell sleeping pad. I've tried inflatable pads, and those were an improvement, but they were not still particularly comfortable and I usually still ended up with mediocre sleep. Hammock camping is out of the question for me because in the desert, it's difficult to find trees close enough together to hang from. I decided to try a cot. I researched and hesitantly decided on this unit due to weight and design, but I didn't feel great about buying it because of its high price, my desire to keep my gear as lightweight as possible, and my own uncertainty about wanting to lug a cot around in the wilderness. Now that I've tried it, I have absolutely no regrets about this purchase. If you can get by with three legs, this cot weighs about 2 lbs and is extremely easy to set up and take down. This is not a negligible weight, but it's not outrageous, either. For the comfortable sleep it provides, it is well worth it to me. And it is unbelievably comfortable. I am about 5'10" and weigh 165, and I can sleep on my back or my side without any issues, and the support is outstanding. It is like sleeping on a mattress. Plus, getting off the ground for sleep has had a few added benefits that hadn't occurred to me, like being able to sleep without a shelter system or with a simple bivy in good weather without worrying about creepy crawlies. When the weather turns sour, I can sleep under a tarp shelter without needing a ground sheet. If you're thinking about a cot, I would highly recommend this one. It's not too heavy, it's simple and fast to set up, and it is extremely well-constructed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's a game changer
*by J***T on May 11, 2016*

It wasn't THAT long ago that I would have immediately dismissed something like this as an unspeakable luxury out in the backcountry. Certainly I still have a few twinges of guilt over using this. But most twinges generally melted away the first night I slept on this. The first question I had to ask myself was "is this worth the weight?" At under 3 lbs it's not *heavy*, but it is weighty enough to be noticeable. And as such, I had to kind of settle on the use case here. I had ditched my open cell sleeping pad some time ago in favor of the inflatable Klymit Inertia O Zone Lightweight Camping Air Pad, Blue/Gray , and I just banked the weight savings. It's a (relatively) comfortable pad and I like it a lot...but let's be frank: it's not a luxurious sleeping arrangement. Having a cot, on the other hand, had the potential to be a game changer. And I did try a few out in the store, from the Max to the One to the one I ultimately settled upon - the Lite. I did appreciate the beefier construction of the One, but *that* wasn't worth the weight. The Lite, well, is. I like the four-leg design of the Lite, as opposed to the three leg of the One. And while neither has the near-effortless assembly that the Helinox Ground Chair offers, it's still pretty easy to put together. Only real hiccup for me was keeping the two side poles aligned with the pockets. It's kind of awkward for one person to assemble, but it's manageable. It's also a little awkward to fit in my tent, but fit it does and I'm very happy with the results. I'm 6' and the cot fits me very well. The sleeping surface is on the firm-yet-forgiving side, and is wide enough to allow for me to switch from back sleeping to side sleeping. It's not a bed at the Ritz, but in the backcountry after quite a few miles, it sure does feel like it. It packs down to a bit smaller than my deflated rolled open cell sleeping pad, with the same overall shape. On the other hand, components can be separated to fit in various spots in your pack if you so decide. Me, I have a near-tailor-made long sleeve on the side of my CFP-90 that fits this cot perfectly. As for use, well, as a warm-weather sleeping rig this is awesome. I like the ventilation under the cot and it was, well, a good night's sleep. Fantastic. Helinox apparently makes a down-insulated attachment that velcros to the underside of the cot for cold weather use. Me, I believe the use of a regular sleeping pad will give you the same results at a fraction of the price. So in a nutshell, this cot (and the Helinox ground chair before it) has forced me to reevaluate my backcountry strategy. Advances in materials and technology now means that that I don't have to sacrifice certain comforts. I can take advantage of a chair in the back country. I can actually have a cot to sleep on. It's hard to explain what a profound shift in philosophy this represents for me, and I'm embracing it. So no reason to feel guilty, or like a wimpy man, or any of that. Like a buddy of mine said - there's no reason to be uncomfortable if you don't have to be, and now it looks like I don't have to be uncomfortable in the backcountry. A great product.

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