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backpacking cot tent Shop BlockOut Cot Tent 2P – Double Camping Cot

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backpacking cot tent Shop BlockOut Cot Tent 2P – Double Camping CotThe Kakadu BlockOut Cot Tent 2P is the perfect tent cot double for campers who want a spacious, elevated sleeping solution with hassle free setup. Designed for comfort and durability, this 2 man cot tent features Kakadu's innovative BlockOut technology, which reduces internal temperatures by up to 20 degrees and blocks 95% of lightso you can enjoy a cooler, darker sleeping space no matter the time of day. With an easy fold stretcher frame, there's no

The Kakadu BlockOut® Cot Tent 2P is the perfect tent cot double for campers who want a spacious, elevated sleeping solution with hassle-free setup. Designed for comfort and durability, this 2 man cot tent features Kakadu's innovative BlockOut® technology, which reduces internal temperatures by up to 20 degrees and blocks 95% of light—so you can enjoy a cooler, darker sleeping space no matter the time of day.

With an easy-fold stretcher frame, there's no assembly required, making setup and pack-down effortless. The ultra-fine No-See-Um mesh inner tent enhances ventilation while keeping insects out, while the 3000mm waterhead-rated flysheet provides superior protection from rain and wind.

For added versatility, this double camping cot includes two awning poles, allowing you to extend your shelter with multiple awning configurations on the front and side. Whether you're exploring the outback or setting up camp for a weekend getaway, the Kakadu BlockOut® 2 man cot tent offers the ultimate combination of convenience, comfort, and all-weather performance.

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