ABORON Oversized XXL Folding Camping Cot W/Mat for Adults, 78" L x 32" W x 18" H Heavy Duty Outdoor Bed with Carry Bag,1200 D Layer Oxford Travel Camp Cots

I'm giving five stars because it's not the seller's fault if the product is not perfect for its intended use. But for me, it was absolutely uncomfortable. I never knew I could feel every muscle in my body ache so badly. The frame might be wide but the center part where you lay is actually narrow. The cushion is nice however it is not fluffy and puffy as in the photo. Which basically makes it like you're sleeping on a comforter. The frame is sturdy. And the directions to close the frame was not helpful. I had to watch the video which was fine. I'm going to use a mattress topper and see if that makes it more comfortable. For me I think this is suitable at the beach for a couple hours or so but not for an entire night's sleep.

Review after first time use: Im 50 yrs, 5'10", 240lbs, plenty of room(length & width), frame is sturdy, but a little stiff upon first opening,(be patient with it it takes a few minutes to fully open with all feet on the ground and couple tries pushing down where instructions show). It is pretty comfortable, I would def prefer a thicker cushion but thats just my personnel preference. Side pocket is handy for holding cell or other various items. I havent tried putting it in the carry bag yet, but after reading other reviews, it would def be nice if the bag was bigger to accomadate the cot padding just for ease of travel. Will update after some more use, Im going to attempt sleeping on it overnight on my porch.

Pros: This is a big cot. I am 6' 5" and other cots I've used are too short and too narrow. Not only is this cot wider and longer, it is 18 inches tall which makes getting on and off easier. The last cot I used was only about 8" tall and it was difficult to get on and off. The pad is okay. It's not terribly thick and will probably compress overnight but it will work. I have a better memory foam pad I’ll probably use instead.The cot feels solid. It is weight rated for a little more than 3 times my weight, so I don't expect to have a problem. When set up the top is stretched taught, so it doesn't give much. The pad makes a difference. Without the pad (e.g., with just a sleeping bag) I think it would be too firm to be comfortable.Setting up the cot is tricky the first time. There are four supports that must be pushed all the way down. Typical of a product made overseas, the "instructions" are sparse and not well written. The first time you set it up, stretch it out then turn it over so the legs are pointing up. You'll be able to see the four support legs that must be pushed down until they click. Once you figure out where these are, you can push them down from the top. Takedown was easier: pull up on each of the four corners and the support legs will unlock.Cons: The pad and the cot were stuffed into the shipping box so tightly that I had to tear the box end-to-end to open it. The cot is heavy. The description says 26 lbs. but that is probably without the pad. I don’t mind that so much because I am mainly a “comfort camper” and the added weight means the cot feels solid. The weight isn’t a problem as long as I don’t need to transport the cot very far. The bag the cot comes in is thin nylon and I don't expect it will stand up to regular use.Getting the cot back into the bag was a little tricky the first time but easier than getting everything out of the shipping box. There is a non-adjustable strap that holds the top parts together. There is no way to get the pad into the same bag (short of using a vacuum chamber!) so I ordered a duffle bag to carry it separately. I don’t have confidence in the durability of the included carrying bag so I ordered a set of sleeping bag cinch straps to hold the cot together which will help carrying when the included bag fails.Overall, I am happy with this purchase. It will make camping in a tent or screen shelter more comfortable. I would have given this cot five stars if the carry bag had been more durable. Fortunately, I found a heavy canvas duffle bag that will hold the cot.

This vendor totally screwed up my vacation. I ordered two of these for a camping trip. Ordered them a week in advance. I received one of them 2 days before the trip, but the other one didn't come in until 2 days after the trip was to start. Absolutely ridiculous. Ruined my trip. Had to sleep on the ground. The product itself is too narrow and hard to lock in place. Don't waste your time.....

This cot is comfortable! I'm 6'4" and it's plenty long enough. I'm not sure how long it will last as a daily sleeper but it feels sturdy enough and handles my side sleeping style with grace. I don't wake up at night which is normal for me and I don't have any soreness upon waking fully rested. I'm using it as a temporary sleeping situation as I have an empty house preparing for sale. It works wonderfully on a flat floor but I can't comment how it would handle the uneven ground you might find while tent camping.

It isn't easy to fold back up after use, the cushion is very thin to the point it is nonexistent. I like that it is sturdy and will hold a lot of weight. You may want to purchase a seperate memory foam cushion for it to help soften it up or else you will definitely be tossing and turning feeling every rod in your back and side. I had to layer it with blankets to get it somewhat comfortable enough for a guest to sleep on and I tried it personally a couple of nights forcing myself to sleep on it. Without soft padding you may be better off on the ground or floor.

Very sturdy. I bought this cot to use before all of my home belongings could be shipped to my new place. They advertised that the cot can withstand up to 900lbs. I am 316lbs and have had no issues with the cot. Holds up really well. Only issue is that the mat that it came with I wish was thicker and the cot should be a bit wider to make comfort for those sleepers who roll around in bed.