Slumberjack Emergency Cot

Retail Price:
Our Price: $90.82
You Save:
Average Rating: 4.5
Availability: Usually ships in 1-3 weeks
Average Rating: 4.5 / 5.0


Sales Rank & Price Trend


Trying to load data. Please ensure you have the latest Flash Player Installed

Product Details

Main Features

  • Size 28" X 76" X 17"
  • weight capacity: 325 lbs.
  • "No Squeak" Aluminum & Steel End-Bars
  • 600D x 300D Polyester fabric
  • Carry Bag included

Other Details

  • Brand: Slumberjack
  • EAN: 0034179736934
  • Label: Slumberjack
  • Manufacturer: Slumberjack
  • Model: SJF7890
  • MPN: 81913
  • UPC: 034179736934
  • Package Dimensions: 31.30 in x 7.50 in x 4.90 in; 16.80 lb

Customer Reviews

Perfect for camping and sleepovers

5.0 / 5.0


This cot is very sturdy. It takes me (who usually is very challenged at this sort of thing) absolutely no time to put together. It is "stiff"--meaning it doesn't sag. Best of all, it fits in a bag about the same size as a camping chair. I used it camping, and my son (11) uses it for sleepovers. Mind you, it isn't real "comfortable." I can sleep on it without backaches, but it isn't a puffy mattress. But it serves its purpose. We will probably purchase two more, so noone has to sleep on air mattresses camping.


Slumberjack

4.0 / 5.0


Good product, after the first time, I can literally set this cot up in 60 seconds. I highly recommend it, unless you are looking for the next one up from this which will hold your belongings in a net.
This is well built product.
Jonathan


Buy this item

 ADD TO CART 

We Recommend!!!

Enjoy a safe and secure online shopping experience. Browse the Web with confidence - Firefox protects you from viruses, spyware and pop-ups. Use FireFox!!


Latest Blogs

Tumblewagon Video: Urban Hiking

...


Camp Au Gratin Potatoes

Camp Au Gratin Potatoes 1 can corned Beef or 2 cans tuna or similar meat 2 boxes Au Gratin Potatoes 6 cups water 1/2 cup dry milk powder 1/4 cup margarine or oil 1 medium pot for heating water 1 large pot for potatoes 1 stirring spoon Put the corned beef or tuna on the bottom of the pan. Open the potato packages and layer the potatoes on top of the meat. Sprinkle the cheese powder over the potatoes. Put the oil or margarine on the potatoes. Heat the water to near boiling and add the dry m


Eat to Live

I just had the worst energy bar. I don't know why I still buy this crap. I've heard that you're better off hauling Snickers bars than the overpriced REI food so I decided to find out. Mark Twight ( soooo dreamy) suggests consuming 200 Cal per hour while mountaineering in order to replenish depleted glycogen stores and avoid hitting the wall. Ideally 60-70% of this should come from carbs and the remainder from fat and protein. Here's the breakdown: Snickers Weight: 58.7g 280 Cal 14g


Street Judgment, good or bad? Tips on employment.

Homes for Heroes is looking for some help. What kind of help you ask? Well it is simple really. We have a long list and since it is the Christmas season, a list seems appropriate. As you look through the list you will see that we are not going after big buck items mostly volunteer time to get the word out. Homes for Heroes and the Homes for Heroes Foundation is hoping to make an impact on the housing needs of our Police, Firefighters, Soldiers and First Responders. Getting them into their dream


Camp Slatina at Cres Island wins another award

Camp Slatina, operating with Jadranka kampovi headquartered in Mali Lošinj, won a high award for innovative environmental protection ideas at a specialized camping fair in Lyon. The camp is situated in Martinšćica on the island of Cres, and is known in both Croatian and international circles for its unique solutions, the most interesting among them being the Camping Cum Cane project. The essence of it is in creation of coexistence between the guests arriving with their dogs and other guests s