I own one of these and an Oztent stretcher and it is by far the most comfortable of the two. And I think not significantly more difficult to set up either. Comfort when sleeping is really important and hard to put a price on. Also this will last a very long time too. Space and weight are really important and Helinox are hard to beat.
I have just been using my Cot One, for the past 2 weeks, I bought a second hand insulated mat they make, and found it more comfortable than the standard mat! Can highly recommend the company as I have also bought their chair one as well, this is as excellent as all their products, remember you get what you pay for! Bottom line aint never going to be quality, comfortable or have a long service life!!
Moin Bummer…. Helinox super stretcher 340.- Euro today in DE plus 100.- for the legs. Guess must wait for a special offer! Is on the shopping list Thank for the vid Cheers
I have 2 of their zero chairs that live permanently in my drawers The space saved is invaluable, it allows me to take more glamping items No doubt these stretchers are the same mine weighs 10kg!! Time to replace
I have South African friends who have the chairs of the same brand and they swear by them so I got some and they’re great!! Thanks for uploading the stretcher video food for thought Quality video as always 🤙🏽
After doing some research I found a similar product by TKO camping gear At $89 I thought I would buy it from Amazon and check it out I love helinox gear but $500 x 2 (my wife needs one) I could get something similar for a fraction of the cost I was very impressed when it arrived today, it pulls super tight and comes with an inflatable pillow It weighs 2 kg which is lighter than the Helinox cot 2.315kg and made of quality materials It really is a no brainer the TKO wins this contest
Hm, looks interesting I'm sure it wins the weight and price contest, but quality wise I have yet to see a cheaper product (and I tested a few chairs) that matches Helinox quality. It does come at a price though.
@@AlloffroadAu like I said I was impressed, also it’s a lot simpler so less to go wrong No levers or pins for sand to get into I’m an engineer so I know what works and doesn’t, and simple things have a habit of working
@@AlloffroadAu if you buy 2 it will save you over $800 I personally have helinox chairs and understand their quality, this is 90% there at a fraction of the price
Is there a reason why you didn't buy the MAX version? It is just as long but 2" wider? Noticed the MAX has 4 cross support bars while the LONG version only has 3 bars. Curious if the MAX creates more tension than the LONG version.
yea I thought the same when starting with Helinox chairs, thought it would super annoy me to assemble them but to be honest used them for 3 years now and assembly is so quick, same with stretcher less then 3 minutes once you do it a few times
@@AlloffroadAu What you’re paying for is the significant R&D that goes into these products. Most stretchers are copies made in China Securing Patents is also a hidden cost When someone say “it’s expensive “ what they are really saying they are not making enough $ yet lol
it is expensive, but so are many things, if weight and size are a priority it's worth it, especially with a 5 years warranty. If not it's probably overkill.
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