As someone who is taking an expected journey to a movie line later, is that camp seat something I'm going to wish I had while sitting on the hard pavement, or can I do better?

Does anybody have any info on these poles? Really thinking of giving them a shot for this price.

Anyone know the dimensions of the carry bag for the Slumberjack Big Cot?

Wenzel 36451 Dragonfly 12' x 12' Dome Screen Gazebo

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digitalurbancamo wrote:Does anybody have any info on these poles? Really thinking of giving them a shot for this price.

Not a thing! I have searched all over the web and the only reference that comes up for them points back here to WOOT. You can give it a try or maybe someone else can and come up with something but I got ZERO info on them. Sorry

digitalurbancamo wrote:Does anybody have any info on these poles? Really thinking of giving them a shot for this price.

I bought them last time around. Not bad for the price. Adjust to a range of user heights, although my impression is that this particular brand adjusts from super-short to moderately tall. It does not appear that these would accommodate the very tall - there doesn't seem to be enough length. I could be wrong here - a tall person ought to have long arms and not need much more length than what I am using. I don't know how to evaluate this. I personally prefer the usual, more loose, wrist straps, but that said - you're not gonna drop these, they're secure. I would recommend these for the person with poor balance just starting to walk for exercise, say physio rehab or obese. For fitness walkers, these still might be a decent intro to how it feels to use poles but I would suspect that person would then want to progress on to a different style. The tips accommodate "Exer-striding" and "Full ROM Fitness Walking." These are not the tips made for "Nordic Walking" but you can still get a feel for it with these poles.

Hope this helps.

Can either of these sleeping bags be zipped together to make a double bag?

teevoo wrote:Anyone know the dimensions of the carry bag for the Slumberjack Big Cot?

According to this Amazon review, it 8"x8"x41"

http://www.amazon.com/review/R177L4WX5PISBJ

Just received my Slumberjack Big Cot. Setup was pretty fast and simple which is good because it didn't come with any sort of directions. The carry bag seems sturdy/durable.

My main complaint is that the cot cover is EXTREMELY saggy. For a weight capacity of 350 lbs (I weight about 125-130 lbs), laying on the cot already depresses the center to the point that I can feel the support legs. The cover touches the support approximately 2/3 of the way into the V-support in the middle. If it stretches out anymore, I will end up sitting directly on the support, which doesn't sound very comfortable.