XXL Camping Cots for Adults 330Lbs with Carry Bag, Heavy Duty Folding Bed with Soft Padded Cushion, Portable Military Cot for Hunting, 180° Adjustable Reclining Outdoor Lounger

This cot is expensive but sturdy & high quality. I’m impressed and I don’t impress easily! There are very few cots out there built like this one. I weigh 155 lbs; I did not buy it for the weight tolerance (which states up to 330 lbs), but rather for the extra width! I am a side sleeper but also quite restless and need to be able to roll over easily. This cot is 33 inches wide. Most are only 24 inches wide! Next you will see 4 sets of individually adjustable legs and feet, which will assure more stability and the ability to set it up level even on uneven ground. Next are the LARGE, plastic feet on each leg which will allow it to be used for tent camping (my intended use) without as much fear of the feet puncturing the tent floor (although I personally will still use a mat under it to protect my tent floor). Lastly, this thing is decently comfortable and has nicely padded edges. I have a Thermorest mattress that fits the interior (slightly concave) portion of the sleeping surface well and I may use a 2” memory foam topper as well. It’s an expensive cot but I need to be able to sleep on my upcoming 5 night camping trip. I’ve tested it out and am certain with the extra padding that it will be very comfortable.

This thing is made solid and strong. It is a little heavy,but I am carrying it in my truck, so that isn't really a concern for me. Long enough for my 6'3" frame was the concern and this is perfect. Comfortable and quick and easy to set up and put away. The carrying bag is large enough to make using it easy.

Would I buy it again? From initial impression based on solidity, comfort, functionality, yes. Generally pleased, though I need to test it out for a while before could recommend completely without any reservation. At almost 6 foot and 180 lbs, I wish it was a bit longer, but it'll work. Plan to lay a mat on top most of the time anyways, which will add several inches to the cot surface. One thing that has held me back from using cots is sag. I can't stand sag in cots or having shoulders rounded while trying to sleep. While some sag existed, it was considerably better than most other cots I tried. I need a completely flat surface, so to negate effects of any sag, however comparatively small, I plan on laying down a couple inches of padding in between the outer frame in the center and topping it off with a 4-inch self-inflating sleep pad, then using straps to hold it firmly in place. Might even try topping it off at some point with a few inches of memory foam too for ultimate glamping bliss. The adjustable leg arms are a great feature. Whether they will hold any adjustment in place for very long or over time with heavy weight on them remains to be seen, but I am hopeful as really like that feature because you can't always have perfectly flat ground to set it on. Know that it is very bulky, heavy too, but for me I value comfort over space saving and the height is nearly perfect to roll out of bed. Some cots I tried are 21" high. That is way too tall, especially when your legs feel pressure from the bar when roll out of bed or want to sit up on the side. As for the included bag it was large and felt fairly durable, though I wish they added reinforcement sewing onto the bag for the straps. Wish it had some closure straps, snaps or velcro of some kind to seal it shut too, but not a deal breaker. Comfort and durability to stand up to real world use is what I care about most and after unpacking and trying it out, I was relieved, like finally, just maybe, I found a cot I would resort to using in favor of sleeping on the hard cold ground with a mat. This cot felt very stable. Someone commented about squeaks. It was mostly a non-issue for me or minor, but know that I'm not over 200 lbs either. Oh, the adjustable upright feature for reading in a tent is a game changer too. I am pleasantly surprised with the quality, comfort and functionality.

Sturdy. Comfortable. Must have for camping or outdoor lounging. Adjustable upper body angle and adjustable leg lengths features are well worth the modest price. Bought extras for my children's homes so they'll have one for me when I visit.

Sportsman's gift, for fishing, hunting or weekend BBQ, excellent for resting or sitting by a evening fire roast marshmallows.

One can have perfect camping weather and a great camp site but if you’re sleeping on uneven ground it’s a bad camp experience. I always like to sleep above ground when camping, so I got a good firm cot but I ended up always bringing a shim package with me to level the cot. Got tired of doing the extra work to level the cot so I found this cot with adjustable legs. Not only can I level it quickly, it is wider and has additional padding all around to keep from sliding around in it. The front half also adjusts up and down to be able to recline. I’ve tried it out in the yard and looking forward to take it camping in the fall. It also folds up easily. I’ll also use it as an extra bed for company. The price was more than other cots but worth every dollar for a good level nights sleep!

Easy to move around. Wide and long enough to be very comfortable. Extremely quiet. I have slept on many other cots over my 66 years and this is the best by far.

A very comfortable cot. Used it three times and the third time the stabilizing bar broke. I am 6 ft. And weigh 225lbs.

Good design and materials. Had an issue with the headrest and Customer Service descended like ninjas to make things right.

very comfortable to sleep