Jeep my Amazing Camp Bed arrived today, I gave it a once over and it looks fantastic well made. Tomorrow i'll go down to the wood lot and cut some sweet gum saplings and drag them up to the house and give the bed a try out ... Thank s again Jeep
Far North Bushcraft and Survival mentioned this channel. I just bought one of these cots last week. I'm in California, gets hot in summer, and I sleep outside when the power goes out on those hot nights.
JEEP! The chair…you made it!!! I really like the result. Would you change something or you think this prototype is a keeper? Thanks for mentioning me…not used to hear my name on YT...hahaha Also, I’m so glad for you you’ve finally found a way to have the hamac to work perfectly. Sorry I did not send you the thing yet - just had two hectic weeks back-à-back. AND THANKS FOR THE LETTER to me and Little Rosie + great new products. She really loves the color and send you a big hug! As always, you’re a real gentleman. Cheers, Marc
+MAGadog21 I am glad you saw the video my friend. I was hoping you would. It works great as a chair. Thank you again for your suggestion my friend. Rosie is a good dancer. ;-)
MAGadog21 Marc, Is Your name spelled Andra? A Kent Andra moved my family here to Missouri. The family has French and...some Nordic blood. There was an Arctic explorer by that b name, launched a balloon, was never seen again, I believe. Anyways... great concept amd product. Thanks for sharing it!!!
That is a very versatile piece of gear. Very interesting. I liked the channel opening too It was good to see the old one return......Take care, Bluefin.
great video! i love how you showed all the ways it can be used in such detail. it must have taken you a lot of time to prepare everything. thanks for doing this
Have you tried putting the simple ground cot set up in hammock form? Putting the two end pieces of the simple set up in the extra sleeves at the top and bottom, making a hammock style flat bed. It would kinda end up been like the type of hanging bed used in sailing ships way back in the day
Good job Jeb. I think you have perfected the camp cot with this version. Glad to see you have also mentioned me in your video. Thank you very much, what a channel.
+Kok Siung Ho I try to give credit to everyone that gives me tips and helps out the channel. It is one of the great things about producing videos on RUclips. The audience gets to give feedback and I really appreciate all those who do. So Thank you again.
Glad you did a re-take on this video. Way Cool Jeep; Loved the intro That lil squirell sure had his Eye on the Camp-Cot ! ha ha Thanks 4 sharing. ATB " T " God Bless
+T.W. Milburn (skillet210) Those red squirrels are very territorial. I have had a few of them pelt me with acorns and pine cones trying to scare me out of their part of the woods.
Right on for bringing back this intro, the one I remember from when I first discovered your channel. I think I need to move closer to an amazing wilderness. Great video Jeep!
Great revision to an already outstanding product. I've been using the hammocks and chairs I got from you this winter. Everything is working out as expected. Look forward to my next order that we spoke about. Keep up the good work Jeep!
I bought your cot and pulled it out of the pouch it was tucked in , spread it out to look at it then went to put it back in the folding pouch, we used the cardboard instruction card as a guide to make the folds, that made it easy but the cardboard card didn't stand up to well, could you make the card a laminated card ? this would last and make it very easy to fold the cot back to fit the pouch ( and I love this cot )
I think you bring up a very good point about making the card more durable. You should know that we have also posted a video that shows customers how to fold the cot and chair so that it will fit back in the pocket. Thank you so much for the feedback.
Great work brother!!!!! I love it Jeep!!!!! Going to have to order me a 4.0! Really well shown as always my friend. And I must say you've made this a truly multipurpose bit of kit that is a must. Be well chum Craig
Long time watcher and subscriber. I love it !!! I gotta to get me one of these. I would be the envy at Boy Scout camp and our Leave No Trace training. Love your ideas. Oh for the great gift of imagination.
+BushmanofYukon The best thing I ever did to improve the gear I carry is start a youtube channel. The best ideas come from people I have met online ;-)
A very clever product. I believe it would be more versatile if it were longer and wider. The sleep area needs to be about 40"X90". Also the ends, before they are folded over and sewn, should be cut in a parabolic curve so you can make a gathered end hammock out of it as well. The parabolic shape will keep the sides of the hammock higher than the middle to eliminate the undesirable "calf ridge" found in inexpensive box store hammocks. Make the built in stuff pocket just a little larger to accommodate the extra fabric and stuffed, it will be a larger pillow. Of course, you'll need to raise the price to match the more material used and the additional labor involved............... Another view. Thanks for sharing.
I really like your ideas. The way we are making them now we can make the sleep area a little bigger and I think that's a great suggestion. I'd like to play around with some of your other ideas also. Thank you so much for this comment
As a newbie proud UK owner of the AWCC from Jeep (Econo Challenge), all I can say is - (a) DAMN comfortable in hammock mode (even with different hang setup!!, (b) VERY high quality, and (c) Jeep is a truly decent guy, and kept following up until I received my parcel (postal delays beyond his control).... so get yours today folks, and get the camp chair too... PERFECT! BTW - the AWCC can also be used as a stretcher!
+EconoChallenge of course its not done! You'll probably add an integrated mosquito net, or make a version that can double as a backpack! But it is definitely approaching perfection, very well done sir.If you find water wicking down the cords in hammock mode, you can tie on a dribble cord. I learned that trick after some frustration trying to understand the source of my wet sleeping bag one morning.Thanks for posting/inventing Jeep.
I am the designer and manufacturer of both the Amazing wilderness camp chair and the camp cot you see in this video. Just send me an email and I will give you more details. econochallenge@live.com
You mentioned thanks to Mark Andra for the chair idea. Is that spelling right? There is an Andra family here. The father, Kent, moved my family here. They had French and Nordic blood. He was a great visionary man. Great video!!!
It would not hurt to add a hanging pocket so that one could put a flash light and a few other things inside it before going to bed. Plus, it would be nice to be able to reach over and grab the flash light if there is a bump in the night. just a simple hanging pocket is all. Thanks for the video.
+qzetu That is a great suggestion. I am going to put that on the list for the next upgrade. I am constantly putting my glasses under the bed so I don`t step on them getting out of bed. A small pocket is a much better idea.
+EconoChallenge Some people may not like the idea of a hanging pocket so I would add a few buttons or snap on buttons so they could fold it under and away. You might as well add a pillow case of the same material in which one could stuff with leafs and the sort.
EconoChallenge I noticed the extra material at the end but you did not demonstrate its uses. I think that is a cool feature but I would prefer to have a loose pillow. I like things that can be used for more than one thing. It would be much more versatile if I could detach it from the cot so I could use it as a sack.to put things in. I'd also prefer a larger pillow. Something that is as wide as the cot, which has snap on buttons at the four corners of the pillow to attack to the ends of the cot. I can also take the pillow case to what ever I want to stuff it with rather than it to the case. Adding grommets to the for corners of the cot would be a cool add on so that it could also be used as a shelter is a survival situation. Just some ideas.
qzetu You have given me some ideas here for sure. Thank you. The pillow pocket was demonstrated in a previous version of this cot. I guess in hind sight I should not have assumed the all viewers have already seen that video. Your idea about using this as a shelter is the next generation of this piece of kit. shhhhhh. Don`t tell anyone yet. ;-)
Now if u could run velcro down the full length long ways and attach another camp cot. U would also have a survival tarp. Just tie a ridge line and some paracord and stakes. Wow. It really would do everything
We have been playing with something close to that for about a year now. It closes with velcro so you can open it into a small tarp. It still works as a cot and chair. But ... you need to be very careful that you don't poke a hole in it while using it as a cot or chair because then it becomes a less useful tarp.
+Alfonso Casillas The cot has been tested and will hold up to 400 lbs. But I have not tested the cots weight limit in hammock mode yet. I am triple sewing the tubes where they attach to the cot with heavy weight thread but you don't know until you test it.
In the version using two logs on the ground: instead of fussing with notches, just drive four stakes you cut, one at each corner. Easier work plus easily allows to make bed tight as the fabric stretches. Lazy man's improvement! (Unless ground is hard frozen!)
I have not tried it yet but I do know what you are talking about. Frozen ground and in my neck of the woods, good old granite just under the surface is the problem
Great video! An amazing, versatile piece of gear! I´m really interested in acquiring one, but on the website I can´t see the Amazing Wilderness Camp Cot 4.0. The one that is listed has different specs. Is it being sold yet?
+northboundcanadian The old cot could hold 400 lbs. We demonstrated that in an older video. This version has not been weight tested yet in hammock mode. But in cot mode it will certainly hold up to 400 lbs.
+Wyoming Slabjacking At this very moment the answer is yes. But I am almost sold out of all that I have made up before the launch of this video. Send me an email to econochallenge@live.com and I will give you all the details.
Dude! I'm so embarrassed. I just made a comment about my idea from what I'd seen on another of your vblogs, then I watched this one, and this camp cot you have allowed you to do exactly what I'd thought was my grand idea. I'm gonna just keep watching your videos.
I read over you suggestion under my previous video. It was people like yourself that watched and then made suggestions that pushed me to the final solution that made this project Amazing. So thank you for being one of those people. I have said it before the best thing I could have done to advance my knowledge of camping, hiking and bushcraft was start a RUclips channel. We have the best community on RUclips. I hope you post what you create so I and others can see it.
+shoopwhoopX you really need to (a) re-watch his videos, (b) read the viewer comments preceding mine, (c) read his replies to peoples' comments, then (d) re-read my comment, cos a-d are all singing from the same song sheet. Unlike you, clearly, as you can't see that I support EconoChallenge's innovation and approach (which I've fed back to him directly BTW). Your apology is anticipated....
+RhodieFreedomCamp econochallenge@live.com and I will give you the details. I thank you for your support. BTW Did you piss this guy off or something. Wow.
As always, great fun to watch any of your videos. I think you've done a great job with the Amazing Camp Bed and I hope you're successful in selling many of them. I noticed you pacing out the length of the poles for the raised bed configuration and I was wondering if you provide any guidance to the new user on their length. I like the hammock configuration you developed too. I'm naturally lazy, so fast and easy is a big plus to me!
Do u make these for sale I'm interested in buying one. Do you have a Facebook I could message you my email address the one I have on my RUclips account is an old address.
Do you make these to sell?
Mogwuaisdad@gmail.com
We sure do at amazingwildernessproducts.com
What a wonderful piece of kit with so many uses! Great job and thanks for sharing!
+Jacqueline Schwartz Thank you for suggesting that I bring back the opening. Many people have commented positively about it. Great idea. Thank you.
Jeep my Amazing Camp Bed arrived today, I gave it a once over and it looks fantastic well made. Tomorrow i'll go down to the wood lot and cut some sweet gum saplings and drag them up to the house and give the bed a try out ... Thank s again Jeep
Fantastic feedback. Thank you. Let me know how it turns out. I really like pictures. ;-)
Far North Bushcraft and Survival mentioned this channel. I just bought one of these cots last week. I'm in California, gets hot in summer, and I sleep outside when the power goes out on those hot nights.
I would love to hear how you build and use yours.
JEEP!
The chair…you made it!!!
I really like the result. Would you change something or you think this prototype is a keeper?
Thanks for mentioning me…not used to hear my name on YT...hahaha
Also, I’m so glad for you you’ve finally found a way to have the hamac to work perfectly.
Sorry I did not send you the thing yet - just had two hectic weeks back-à-back.
AND THANKS FOR THE LETTER to me and Little Rosie + great new products. She really loves the color and send you a big hug! As always, you’re a real gentleman.
Cheers,
Marc
+MAGadog21 I am glad you saw the video my friend. I was hoping you would. It works great as a chair. Thank you again for your suggestion my friend. Rosie is a good dancer. ;-)
MAGadog21
Marc,
Is Your name spelled Andra? A Kent Andra moved my family here to Missouri. The family has French and...some Nordic blood. There was an Arctic explorer by that b name, launched a balloon, was never seen again, I believe.
Anyways... great concept amd product. Thanks for sharing it!!!
That is a very versatile piece of gear. Very interesting. I liked the channel opening too It was good to see the old one return......Take care, Bluefin.
+mustang774 Hey thank you. It was fun to bring it back. Maybe I will have an opportunity to use it a few more times this year.
It is Amazing and so versatile...and it's green! Now the possibilities are endless...I love this cot!
+Man Land (Midnight121) Thank you my friend.
great video!
i love how you showed all the ways it can be used in such detail. it must have taken you a lot of time to prepare everything. thanks for doing this
+SpartanJohns All day finding and prepping the wood and then shooting for 6 minutes of video. LOL
Great item for the backpack!
Great to see the intro. I loved all the old tips and tricks you used to feature. this episode felt like meeting an old friend. Thanks, great chanel
+david jones Wow. I am glad I brought it back then. Thank you.
Very Good and Fun Video.
THAT is a versatile piece of kit :)
Have you tried putting the simple ground cot set up in hammock form? Putting the two end pieces of the simple set up in the extra sleeves at the top and bottom, making a hammock style flat bed. It would kinda end up been like the type of hanging bed used in sailing ships way back in the day
Trying to visualize what you are suggesting. Do you mean to leave the side rails in while in hammock mode?
You would end up with 4 poles in the bed making it, The Amazing "Swinging" Camp Bed. kinda like a hanging cot.
Can you make a video of how to make this wonderful piece of kit?
+rmojo23 I am going to have to put this idea on my list. Several people have asked me to do it.
Very nice piece of gear!
+Jim Walter Thank you.
I'm very happy you shared this, thank you so much. I've made my own hammocks, this is next on my list!
Let me know if you have questions. Love to help. econochallenge@live.com
Great video
Good job Jeb. I think you have perfected the camp cot with this version. Glad to see you have also mentioned me in your video. Thank you very much, what a channel.
+Kok Siung Ho I try to give credit to everyone that gives me tips and helps out the channel. It is one of the great things about producing videos on RUclips. The audience gets to give feedback and I really appreciate all those who do. So Thank you again.
Glad you did a re-take on this video. Way Cool Jeep; Loved the intro That lil squirell sure had his Eye on the Camp-Cot ! ha ha Thanks 4 sharing. ATB " T " God Bless
+T.W. Milburn (skillet210) Those red squirrels are very territorial. I have had a few of them pelt me with acorns and pine cones trying to scare me out of their part of the woods.
EconoChallenge ha ha 2 funny
Right on for bringing back this intro, the one I remember from when I first discovered your channel.
I think I need to move closer to an amazing wilderness.
Great video Jeep!
+Tango Joe Hey Brother. Come on up we`ve got room.
+EconoChallenge Indeed you have!
Room to roam, for ages!
With the old intro I thought maybe I watching a 70s nature documentary! Quite the retro feel. I'll be emailing you directly sir.
+Blue Mountain Bushcraft and Outdoors I look forward to hearing from you.
Great revision to an already outstanding product. I've been using the hammocks and chairs I got from you this winter. Everything is working out as expected. Look forward to my next order that we spoke about. Keep up the good work Jeep!
Thanks,
Clark and Virginia
Great channel! I love looking earth, discover and slow down...
good video.. very informative
I bought your cot and pulled it out of the pouch it was tucked in , spread it out to look at it then went to put it back in the folding pouch, we used the cardboard instruction card as a guide to make the folds, that made it easy but the cardboard card didn't stand up to well, could you make the card a laminated card ? this would last and make it very easy to fold the cot back to fit the pouch ( and I love this cot )
I think you bring up a very good point about making the card more durable. You should know that we have also posted a video that shows customers how to fold the cot and chair so that it will fit back in the pocket. Thank you so much for the feedback.
thats awesome very very versatile 5 stars plus thank you .
+terry oneill Wow. Thank you my friend.
Great work brother!!!!! I love it Jeep!!!!!
Going to have to order me a 4.0!
Really well shown as always my friend. And I must say you've made this a truly multipurpose bit of kit that is a must.
Be well chum
Craig
+Forestwalker111 Thank you brother. Stay warm tonight.
Long time watcher and subscriber. I love it !!! I gotta to get me one of these. I would be the envy at Boy Scout camp and our Leave No Trace training. Love your ideas. Oh for the great gift of imagination.
+Guy Perry You have the power to influence many young mind in the direction of leave no trace. We all thank you Sir!!!
Well done to perfection - great kit!
+Waw Hiker Thanks for the visit my friend.
#stödlike
Pretty cool Jeep! A great asset to any Backpack!
+TomsBackwoods Multi purpose is the way to go.
That looks like a handy thing to bring out :)
Thanks for showing - Martin
+NorwegianWoods You are welcome
Fantastic!
That's a winner Jeep!!!
+Mypet Moose Thank you brother.
Great ideas, and video. I like the idea if alittle wider and longer but I have not tried the one you have now.
The one we have now is the same size. The only difference is we now make it with a fabric that has a little give to it for more comfort.
@@EconoChallenge another good idea.
I like it! I could definitely see me carrying one in my pack!
+Jeff Grier Multi purpose gear is the way to go when you are backpacking.
what an absolute fantastic piece of kit a few extra mods and you could make an entire tent type shelter an all in one type deal great vid my friend
Thanks. It is becoming my new favourite piece of kit.
Pretty cool Jeep. Amazing... how many uses come from a simple but well designed nylon sleeve. Great job...
+Woodenarrows Thank you. I am going to have some comfortable fun this summer.
I love your into Jeep, and this version of the camp for looks very good. Nice work on it!
+Dylan Rib Thank you!
That really is AMAZING brother :) 2 thumbs up man!
+BushmanofYukon The best thing I ever did to improve the gear I carry is start a youtube channel. The best ideas come from people I have met online ;-)
good video Jeep
+bad hat This is what I was doing while she hugged the fire. LOL
+EconoChallenge Well? You were being... Productive? ';o)
Yep. After all that work setting up the frame you NEED a hammock to rest in. LOL... Great innovative ideas there Jeep. Just add sticks.
+mobiltec I have sticks. Lots and lots of sticks. LOL
EconoChallenge I'll have to come up and borrow some.
You can have them ... we have lots to share. LOL
I love this system.
Me tooooooo!!!!!
that is a versatile product. kudos on the setups !
+Jim Cyr Ideas given to me by youtube and viewers. A real community effort.
A very clever product. I believe it would be more versatile if it were longer and wider. The sleep area needs to be about 40"X90". Also the ends, before they are folded over and sewn, should be cut in a parabolic curve so you can make a gathered end hammock out of it as well. The parabolic shape will keep the sides of the hammock higher than the middle to eliminate the undesirable "calf ridge" found in inexpensive box store hammocks. Make the built in stuff pocket just a little larger to accommodate the extra fabric and stuffed, it will be a larger pillow. Of course, you'll need to raise the price to match the more material used and the additional labor involved............... Another view. Thanks for sharing.
I really like your ideas. The way we are making them now we can make the sleep area a little bigger and I think that's a great suggestion. I'd like to play around with some of your other ideas also. Thank you so much for this comment
At 3:53 "Wow...he's a frigging GENIUS!"
Great thinking!
+Gensam Thank you
As a newbie proud UK owner of the AWCC from Jeep (Econo Challenge), all I can say is - (a) DAMN comfortable in hammock mode (even with different hang setup!!, (b) VERY high quality, and (c) Jeep is a truly decent guy, and kept following up until I received my parcel (postal delays beyond his control).... so get yours today folks, and get the camp chair too... PERFECT!
BTW - the AWCC can also be used as a stretcher!
amazing camp cot, chair , hammock. great idea jeep, i have seen the evolution of it grow..
..bill
+billy joe denny Hey Bill. Ya think it is done .. finally? LOL
+EconoChallenge of course its not done! You'll probably add an integrated mosquito net, or make a version that can double as a backpack! But it is definitely approaching perfection, very well done sir.If you find water wicking down the cords in hammock mode, you can tie on a dribble cord. I learned that trick after some frustration trying to understand the source of my wet sleeping bag one morning.Thanks for posting/inventing Jeep.
That was pretty good
my son and I are putting together a bushcraft chair and came across your video. ...where can I find a camp-cot similarly of the one you used ?
tkz
I am the designer and manufacturer of both the Amazing wilderness camp chair and the camp cot you see in this video. Just send me an email and I will give you more details. econochallenge@live.com
thats awesome !!!!!!!
You mentioned thanks to Mark Andra for the chair idea. Is that spelling right?
There is an Andra family here. The father, Kent, moved my family here.
They had French and Nordic blood.
He was a great visionary man.
Great video!!!
The name is spelt "Marc-André" Thank you for your kind words.
Hi Great Video can you tell me were I can get material like that and what would it be called? thanks Frank
It is 100% Nylon Tafetta. Light and strong.
For the stretcher/cot; are the pole in a channel or is it a open tube of material? Can I use this as a browse bag mattress?
Great video . I've been making my own when I go out with a tarp over it as you showed in an old video. Do you sell them and if so how can I buy one.
+Clifford Wright Yes I do and you can find out more by sending me an email to econochallenge@live.com
Ingenious! Terrific video Jeep.
+Ossie Weinert Thank you Ossie!!
I think it is very useful for me.
Thank you for showing me.
Could you let me know to buy this gear?
choiinsup@gmail.com
I have sent you an email
Thanks! I will check my e-mail.
Hello! Where can you buy one of those? Td412@verizon.net. You should post here in this video since you would probably sell A LOT of them!
were can i buy one please let me know
It would not hurt to add a hanging pocket so that one could put a flash light and a few other things inside it before going to bed. Plus, it would be nice to be able to reach over and grab the flash light if there is a bump in the night. just a simple hanging pocket is all. Thanks for the video.
+qzetu That is a great suggestion. I am going to put that on the list for the next upgrade. I am constantly putting my glasses under the bed so I don`t step on them getting out of bed. A small pocket is a much better idea.
+EconoChallenge Some people may not like the idea of a hanging pocket so I would add a few buttons or snap on buttons so they could fold it under and away. You might as well add a pillow case of the same material in which one could stuff with leafs and the sort.
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EconoChallenge I noticed the extra material at the end but you did not demonstrate its uses. I think that is a cool feature but I would prefer to have a loose pillow. I like things that can be used for more than one thing. It would be much more versatile if I could detach it from the cot so I could use it as a sack.to put things in. I'd also prefer a larger pillow. Something that is as wide as the cot, which has snap on buttons at the four corners of the pillow to attack to the ends of the cot. I can also take the pillow case to what ever I want to stuff it with rather than it to the case. Adding grommets to the for corners of the cot would be a cool add on so that it could also be used as a shelter is a survival situation. Just some ideas.
qzetu
You have given me some ideas here for sure. Thank you. The pillow pocket was demonstrated in a previous version of this cot. I guess in hind sight I should not have assumed the all viewers have already seen that video. Your idea about using this as a shelter is the next generation of this piece of kit. shhhhhh. Don`t tell anyone yet. ;-)
Now if u could run velcro down the full length long ways and attach another camp cot. U would also have a survival tarp. Just tie a ridge line and some paracord and stakes. Wow. It really would do everything
We have been playing with something close to that for about a year now. It closes with velcro so you can open it into a small tarp. It still works as a cot and chair. But ... you need to be very careful that you don't poke a hole in it while using it as a cot or chair because then it becomes a less useful tarp.
Long Schooner, 17 and 20 are my preferred sites.
What's the weight limit on the Hammock?
+Alfonso Casillas The cot has been tested and will hold up to 400 lbs. But I have not tested the cots weight limit in hammock mode yet. I am triple sewing the tubes where they attach to the cot with heavy weight thread but you don't know until you test it.
What is the length and width of the product?
6 feet
EconoChallenge I’m too tall for that. Can we do 2 custom amazing camp beds that 6 foot 5 inches?
Where can. Buy both the got and chair, I have looked and can't find either?
Send me an email to econochallenge@live.com and I will set you up with both.
Now, are these things for sale? And if so by who?
You can get one from me. I make them. Just send me an email to econochallenge@live.com and I will give you all the details.
Great video,how can I purchase one of your cots?
You can pick one up from me while I am still making them. Just send me an email to econochallenge@live.com.
I want one! edited to add...*I BOUGHT ONE!!!!* 👍😁
I am shipping it out tomorrow. Thank you so much!
In the version using two logs on the ground: instead of fussing with notches, just drive four stakes you cut, one at each corner. Easier work plus easily allows to make bed tight as the fabric stretches. Lazy man's improvement! (Unless ground is hard frozen!)
I have not tried it yet but I do know what you are talking about. Frozen ground and in my neck of the woods, good old granite just under the surface is the problem
Can I buy this thing somewhere?
+Jason Coombs Send me an email to econochallenge@live.com and I will give you the details.
Is that a Lester River boreal shirt you are wearing?
Boreal Mountain Anoraks
Great video! An amazing, versatile piece of gear! I´m really interested in acquiring one, but on the website I can´t see the Amazing Wilderness Camp Cot 4.0. The one that is listed has different specs. Is it being sold yet?
What's the weight limit?
+northboundcanadian The old cot could hold 400 lbs. We demonstrated that in an older video. This version has not been weight tested yet in hammock mode. But in cot mode it will certainly hold up to 400 lbs.
+EconoChallenge thanks
Where can one purchase these camp cot chairs ?
+furncemanjim Send me a message at econochallenge@live.com and I will give you all the details.
you've got that thing together now man! do you sell those? Or do you have the plans?
+Hangs with Raccoons Both options are available. I am working hard this weekend to have few finished for Monday when I check my email. ;-)
EconoChallenge cool man!
Today is May 25, 2017 Are you selling the 4 in 1, and what is the price?
so for the chair u folded it in half?
Yes. The camp cot can make all four. Hammock, raised, bed,
and chair.
@@EconoChallenge thanks....I ordered it today...great kit!...i'm 6' tall so should be ok on the cot
@@michaeldumas4907 It is on its way.
great!....thank you
Where can I buy 1.
Just send me an email to econochallenge@live.com and I will give you all the details.
Can i get one?
+Wyoming Slabjacking At this very moment the answer is yes. But I am almost sold out of all that I have made up before the launch of this video. Send me an email to econochallenge@live.com and I will give you all the details.
Dude! I'm so embarrassed. I just made a comment about my idea from what I'd seen on another of your vblogs, then I watched this one, and this camp cot you have allowed you to do exactly what I'd thought was my grand idea.
I'm gonna just keep watching your videos.
I read over you suggestion under my previous video. It was people like yourself that watched and then made suggestions that pushed me to the final solution that made this project Amazing. So thank you for being one of those people. I have said it before the best thing I could have done to advance my knowledge of camping, hiking and bushcraft was start a RUclips channel. We have the best community on RUclips. I hope you post what you create so I and others can see it.
Where can I purchase this?
From me. Send me an email to econochallenge@live.com for more details.
Nice one! You need to get it copyrighted before someone earns their millions off your ingenuity! If only you could buy these in the UK, I'd buy one.
+RhodieFreedomCamp shut the fuck up,
+shoopwhoopX Excuse me. Really? Reason?
You need to take your meds, then again there are no meds to cure bad attitude and personality.
this channel is about getting out in nature, leave your greedy chav shit at home you inbred fuck
+shoopwhoopX you really need to (a) re-watch his videos, (b) read the viewer comments preceding mine, (c) read his replies to peoples' comments, then (d) re-read my comment, cos a-d are all singing from the same song sheet. Unlike you, clearly, as you can't see that I support EconoChallenge's innovation and approach (which I've fed back to him directly BTW). Your apology is anticipated....
+RhodieFreedomCamp econochallenge@live.com and I will give you the details. I thank you for your support. BTW Did you piss this guy off or something. Wow.
As always, great fun to watch any of your videos. I think you've done a great job with the Amazing Camp Bed and I hope you're successful in selling many of them. I noticed you pacing out the length of the poles for the raised bed configuration and I was wondering if you provide any guidance to the new user on their length. I like the hammock configuration you developed too. I'm naturally lazy, so fast and easy is a big plus to me!
You bet Ken. I include pictorial instructions with ever chair and hammock. I could send you a digital copy so you will have it to play around with.
this can also be stuffed with brows as a tick bed by the looks of it.
It sure can
Yea old intro!
Dave Canterbury come up with something like that years ago but it made out of canvas
Do u make these for sale I'm interested in buying one. Do you have a Facebook I could message you my email address the one I have on my RUclips account is an old address.
Just send me an email and I will give you all the details. econochallenge@live.com
Where can you buy one at
Hey Adam. Send me an email to econochallenge@live.com and I will get you set up.