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In reply to Post #3
I also find mine super comfy, more comfy than a lot of padded heavier chairs I've had
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JRC stealth is 6.5 kilo. If you take thead head end legs off its 5.8 kg, just use your bucket at the head end for support. Depends how keen you are to save weight.
My trakker superlight was over 7 kilo. Dont believe the specs given by companies.
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Cygnet ones come in at around 8kg, which isn't bad for 65 quid
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I have the Trakker RLX superlite, its also 6.5kg. Had mine around 7/8 years without issues. It is slightly narrower than a normal bed, but never bothered me.
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In reply to Post #1
As per another post - Wychwood Tactical X Compact - 6.5kgs
Tacticals are quite 'stiff' and need a SIM IME . . .however if its only overnighters you will save weight without - use mine with a Helium 3.8 which is only another 750g
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Looking for up to date recommendations for an ultra light bedchair. No sleep systems, just the bed. Not bothered about height either, solely weight. Cheers 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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