Looking for a light compact bed chair with a double hinge that allows the bag to be left in the bed chair

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I use to have a trakker superlite that is very light and you can leave on the bag mate

Avid benchmark is what you want

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The benchmark isn't light I had one for 3 years, the feet aren't great, and I'd retighten the elastic which caused the frame to bend over time. I fell in love with the Solar SP, being similar in weight yet superior quality, it's more expensive and worth every penny.

Think it's between

Trakker super lite
Wychwood tactical x 🤔

In reply to Post #1
Trakker superlite or as said one of the solar beds

Avid benchmark lite , I've got a tactical x aswell but prefer the avid

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The Solar SP weighs 12.9kg, so might be too heavy to fit the brief? The Trakker Superlite is 7kg, almost half the weight of the Solar bed.

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The avid is almost 10k. When u consider the Wychwood and Trakker are around 7k. It's a big difference. I've discounted both avid and solar

In reply to Post #1
Jrc xlite flatbed 6.7kg 👍
Nice and compact fits under brollys and small shelters

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Just picked up a Wychwood Tactical X Compact (from Old Geezer) and its very compact (I also own the standard) - 6.5kgs and only 2metres long - ideal brolly bedchair.

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I've got the Avid Benchmark lite and It's under 7kg without a sleeping bag, great bedchair IMO (had it around 2 years or so now) and can't get much lighter.

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I see mixed spec on the avid lite. Some say nearly 10kg and some say just over 7kg 🤷‍♂️

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The sleep system is around 10kg (ie with their sleeping bag attached) the bed on it's own is around 7kg as I weighed it when I bought it.

In reply to Post #14
Replace the ropes with cable ties and you save about 250g, and it eliminates any sag too