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Question: The description's first bullet metions CCTC STANDARD everything else seems to refer to CTC XL.... which is it?
Document: Stakes are included for this use.The ease of setup is great. With no instructions, in the dark, it took me about 10 minutes to get it up the first time.The cot has two large pockets on the bottom. This is a small detail, but has proven invaluable on several occasions.
This item paid for itself the first night we camped in it. Tent cot is made for a big dude but my girl and I are small and fit cozily. Took it to Wakarusa and it rained like crazy. We remained dry. Buy it. So worth it. Heavy, has wheels.
Not a big deal when driving to a campsite, but if you are backpacking you will need to ditch it and just bring the tent (obviously).Overall I recommend this product. Even though it leaves some to be desired, after the first night you use it, you will understand it's value. Say goodbye to the days of waking up in a pool of water after a nighttime downpour.
Like a previous reviewer, I set mine up in the living room the day I got it, and I'll update this when I actually get into the woods, so these are just first impressions:Cot: This thing is built like a tank. Excellent design, easy to setup, very sturdy. And as a previous reviewer mentioned, it is about 22 inches off the ground (didn't measure, just eyeballed it).
It took an hour to get that straightened out. And this is in the house, not out in the woods at sunset. Treat them gently and they'll be ok - but very gently. The tent interior is fine - the dome design is definitely the way to go. I'll give the tent 3 stars, it might go up or down after the first camping trip or two.Rain-fly: Unfortunately, the rain-fly is a different story entirely.
I bought this for a kayak trip along the Colorado river and I am so glad I did! The first three nights we were just taking day trips and car camping so I used the full set up. It takes only a few minutes to put up and it's nice being so high off the ground in an area known for rattlesnakes and scorpions. Very roomy for one person but not big enough for two adults.
Received  my Tent cot the other day. Everything was in the box , cot , tent and rainfly. Instructions for setup was included ( but was so easy to setup I did not need the instruction. ). I have already sleep in it one night. It is very comfortable with plenty of room  for at 6' 3&#34; and 250 pounds. to include my jacket and boots inside the tent. I will keep the rest of my gear in my motorcycle cargo trailer until I need it. .
this was advertised to be over seven feet long & ee inches wide..? down the paragraph it said otherwise....sure enough, It was otherwice.....however it is very comfortable & totally water proof...we have had much heavy rain here in the hills....completely waterproof..
With the top vent windows open I had little or no condensation inside the tent. I am looking forward to being off the ground and comfortable this trip.
Well, the rain-fly goes into a crush sack, and the feeble support(?) for this gable is rendered useless, the gable falls against the vent underneath cutting off nearly all the air flow. It may be a asphyxiation hazard.. personally I would not trust it without some kind of fix. I'll be using a detached tarp for now. I'd give the rain-fly 2 stars without a fix.I'd still buy it, but it's nice to know in advance what you are getting.
Answer: no