G2 Foldable Camping Cot, Durable Travel Tent Cot, Ultralight for Backpacking, Summer Hiking, Mountaineering, Max Loading Capacity 264lb, Easy to use for Woman & Man, Comes with Storage Bag

My husband and I purchased 2 of these for a camping trip in the backcountry in Colorado. We were Jeep camping, not backpacking in, but these had to fit in our suitcases and be light enough for our flight out. These were very light but very durable. After practicing once, I could assemble and disassemble these in about 5 minutes each. What's great is there are picture directions on the verso side on the cot if you forget which way the supports attach. We are tall, husband is 6'3", 170lbs, and I am 5'10", 135lbs. We fit on these perfectly and with a sleeping bag, there was no need for an air mattress. These were actually more comfortable than air mattresses because I wasn't constantly slipping off when trying to turn over. Another perk was being able to have extra room in the tent because you can stash stuff under the cot. And while these are still very low to the ground, for the first time I didn't freeze to death overnight because we weren't sleeping on cold air on the ground. Very good purchase, very nicely priced, and assembly was super easy.

This cot fit my needs, small, lightweight, sturdy and quick to assemble / take apart. The hinge closing was a breeze. It took a few times to loosen up the release pins for an easy disassembly. One tip, for easy disassembly, start at one end of the cot and go in order (head to feet for example) removing the middle bracket first makes it hard to remove the 2 outer brackets. Used this for a week long camp trip. It was taken apart and put together daily. Never failed. The fabric is tight, so if you like sleeping on a soft surface use a small air mattress. It was used on uneven ground a few nights and held steady. Exceeded my expectations.

This cot did what it was designed to do. Used it to sleep on during a moto-camping trip for two nights. It was better than sleeping on a thin air mattress on the ground, but it still had some pressure points. The cot would be best served coupled with an air mattress for more comfort and insulation. All in all it served my needs. The cot is relatively lightweight and compact for carrying on a motorcycle and is easy to setup and take down. I recommend it for moto camping.

I just received this product so haven't spent the night yet but need to set the record straight from the negative review below. This is incredibly strong and easy to assemble. I made a mistake my first setup and inserted the legs inverted. When inserting the legs, look at the picture and turn the attach bar so that it is shaped like a U. This spreads the legs out far enough that the cot is tight. The construction of this cot is super impressive. It is super strong for a 4 lb cot. I did not expect it to be so heavy duty. I love that it only has three legs to assemble versus the 4 or more of other similar cots. I cannot wait to set it up in my tent and get off the ground. 1/22/2020 update: I have used this multiple times now and stand by the 5 star rating. The only downside is that it requires a lot of strength to lock and unlock the legs so it may not be an option for some people. I am actually in the process of buying a second one for my camping friend. The small space this takes up is worth the price.

Great design, I like the sturdy but light components and the way the legs lever out to tighten the fabric. I've spent several nights on it, slept great, no issues. I like that it has 3 sets of legs compared to 4 for most of the competition. Makes it easier to keep it level, and they're sturdy enough that it's not a problem. quick and easy to set up and tear down. The first time you set it up it's kind of confusing, I'd recommend doing it at home before you're at a campsite trying to do it in the dark. Once you get it it's simple.

We purchased this to use in a hotel room that didn't have enough beds. Our teen was able to assemble it on her own with no issues. It feels sturdy and strong. Sleeping on it was not a problem for even the adults. Highly recommend

The cot is comfortable and fairly light weight. I took it to Philmont for a 12 day trek. On the 6th night the top clip on a middle leg broke. I don't believe that it was due to poor construction, the area was rocky and VERY unlevel. Unfortunately, there is no way to purchase a replacement part and I received no assistance when trying to contact the manufacturer.

Goes together very easily -- easier than most I have owned. It works. But the reason I am writing this review is because if you look closely, you will notice the feet of this cot are inset from the edges. Why does that matter? More than once I have put too much weight near the edge of this cot while rolling over and the whole thing tips and dumps you out on the floor! That means when I roll over while I am sleeping, my brain either starts concentrating on keeping me centered, or else I risk falling out of bed. Concentrating even a little bit on something while I sleep defeats the purpose of good rest. Falling 6 inches to the floor is not dangerous, but it is jarring, embarrassing and annoying. I have stopped using this cot in favor of other, better balanced ones.

I like the ease of setup and the generous size.

I tried a number of different affordable, lightweight cots, and this one is the one I'm keeping. 3 sturdy legs makes the setup and packup very quick. It holds my 6'2" / 186cm + 115kg weight without any concern. The feet are broad and stable. No risk of damaging the tent floor.

This will get the job done and it's fairly sturdy and light.

Super comfortable great weight got it from my kayak trips

For the price it is a decent product. Quick and Easy to assemble. Pack up size is a little bigger than more compact 6 brace hiking/travel/ camping cots. I bought this to take motorcycle camping. It packs up to about the same size as a 2 man tent. Set it up in about 2 minutes. Trick is to make sure you get the braces facing the right way. Otherwise the legs will appear to be too short. I'm 5'7 and 190 lbs. I set it up on grass and twisted and turned. Even held the brace rails and did push ups and it didn't budge. Goodbye Air mattresses.