Red Kite Sleeptight Travel Cot - Blueberry

Already this item has travelled far and wide, it is versatile and, correctly assembled is substantial and of good material.So far two family infants have and are using this cot, and the fact that it is easily cleaned is useful too. The included bag makes it easy to transport.Versatile, good value and easy to fold makes this a perfect travel cot ( or a semi permanent one), comfort levels good too.Delivery fast....Recommended product.

This cot is very easy to put up and down and is compact when folded. Very pleased with my purchase

This cot is really good. easy to put up and down. It's just the right size as well.

A really good travel cot. Easy to erect and collapse back down. Nice and stable and a good size, I was really pleased with the price but the bottom ‘mattress’ is far too hard and thin so have had to purchase a separate new one adding to the cost,

As Grandparents, this is an excellent investment for our visiting Grandkids (ages 1 and 2 months). Very easy to erect. Lightweight but sturdy. I would recommend purchasing a separate mattress though if you intend on using as a cot rather than a playpen or 'snooze pen' Easily dismantled and neat for storage and come with a cover for travelling.

The cot is really nice and I also liked the colour.It’s steady and will last long.Easy to clean and easy to assemble.The best part is the price which is really cheap for the quality.

I bought this travel cot to keep in my home for our grandson. Super cot which can double up as a playpen. Although it comes with a base, you still need a mattress as the base on its own is thin. Ideal and perfect for a small baby. Once you get the hang of collapsing it , it’s really quite easy. It still is on the heavy side but very sturdy and safe.

This is the 4th travel cot we've had over the years. It's a bit smaller than standard, which is great as it fits well under our buggy and it great for weekend trips on the train. As all others it assembles easily when done in the correct order and breaks down just as quickly. The mat does have hook and loop strips that must be threaded through the bottom to secure. This can be a bit fussy, but isn't a deal breaker. Unfortunately, that's where the good ends. The pad\base is very flimsy with little padding and a lot of excess material that sort of bunches up. Anytime baby kicks there is a lot of noise. As I said we've had enough of these to know that a firm base is important to safety, but this is a thin piece of cheep open cell foam that offers barely any padding. We kept it for the odd short trip, but it's certainly not suitable for longer term use at home.