Naturehike GreenWild Camping Cot, Ultralight Folding Backpacking Cot, 60-Second Easy Set-Up, Supports 330lbs, Portable Camping Bed for Adults for Camping Hiking Travel Home

6’2” 180 lbs and an excited 19”L 13 lbs grey tabby cat and I fit on this cot perfectly. He is a professional napper and can sleep anywhere anytime but this cot is an adventure for him whenever I use it.Nice that my feet are not hanging off but comfortably on the cot.I use it in my home office for a nap when needed if I am up working early and sleep well on it - comfortable, stable and no issues or problems at all.Definitely seems made to last and can be pretty easily broken down and stowed in its bag. I leave it assembled and lean against the wall. Very lightweight and anyone can move it with ease but it’s not flimsy at all.Very stable, very well made with good quality materials. Well-sewn seams along the length of the canvas down both sides. No sloppy or loose work.Pretty easy to assemble for one person.Just insert the two separate lengths of unfolding metal poles through the ample canvas loops on both sides. Then you’ll clip the bottom stands through the openings in the canvas loop and onto the poles - this requires some grip and a bit of strength as you bend-flex the d-rectangle shaped stands with clips into the pole width side to side. You can place one side of the cot on the ground and use your weight to push the clip down and onto the pole and it’s easy enough once you get it the first time.That’s it - you have a solidly tight canvas with excellent support under it and no wobble, looseness or play. It gives just enough to be very comfortable with me laying on it and is solidly off the ground.Linus the cat and I are using an inflatable air mattress (has integrated, easy foot-pump) with it that makes it even more comfortable and I can inflate it easily in about 2 mins.https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0DPFGJQ6J?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_titleHappy camping, napping and hope you enjoy it!

The cot actually was a bit of a good surprise as quality was better than expected. The materials used appear to be top quality, it was light weight, compact, and easy to assemble. It does take a few minutes to put together though. Other than the length of time to assemble, I have no gripes. It was sturdy, comfortable, easy to disassemble, fits easily in the storage bag, and a great value for the money. Looking forward to using it for years to come.

Comfortable and great for car camping. It's lighter than my old army cots.It's a real pain to set up. Each leg assembly is separate and has to be bundled up with the long poles. Without the bag it comes with you would lose parts.

This cot comes rolled up in a nice drawstring bag, and the whole kit weighs about as much as a 2-liter bottle of soda. Set up is straightforward and takes minutes with just two support poles and 5 legs that snap together almost naturally.Some of the reviews I read before deciding to purchase complained that the legs are too difficult to set in place. I had no issues at all with it. If you just follow the way the instructions show you how to do it (which is to set it up on its side and use gravity/body weight to your advantage), it takes very little effort to slide the clips into place.Once its set up, it actually feels great to lay on! I'm 5'7 and 160 lbs., and it felt stable as I rolled around on it. The fabric does sag a little under weight, but still sits well over the ground. There was absolutely no wobble while testing it on level ground.Disassembly is just as easy, and usually stuff like this comes nice and neat in its storage bag, but difficult to put back in. That's not the case here. The bag is generous with room, allowing the cot easily slide back in.One thing I would've liked to see was a shoulder strap on the bag for greater portability. One of the pictures in this listing shows the bag having a carry strap, but that's misleading. The only thing the bag has is a drawstring. Not a dealbreaker, but still would've been a nice feature to add.

I’m not sure if I received a defective unit or if this product is just poorly made, but my experience has been very disappointing. Two of the plastic connectors broke during assembly. I ended up 3D-printing replacements to avoid the hassle of returning it, but then two more joints snapped the first time I lay down on the bed — and not the ones I replaced. This suggests a deeper issue either with the quality of the plastic or the design of the joints, possibly both. I would strongly recommend avoiding this product. While some reviews suggest there are better production runs out there, the one I received was completely unacceptable. After printing four replacement connectors, I can finally use the bed — but it shouldn’t have come to that. I've contacted support, but not gotten a helpful reply. I waited with posting this to see if they responded properly.