Coleman Pack-Away Camping Cot with Removable Side Table, Extra Wide Cot Fits Adults up to 6ft 6in or 300lbs, Carry Bag Included

I’m so thrilled with this purchase! I slept on the cot when my dad was in the hospital. It’s a nice-sized cot, and it was super comfortable to sleep on.

I wasn't sure what cot to get for my big camping trip as we had several camping spots and I wanted something easy and comfortable. So thankful I found this one!! Best purchase! So easy to take down and put up compared to my past ones. Also love the extra space and side table!!

The width of the cot needs to be stated better since there are several measurements given. The width of 44” includes the side table attachment. I measured the side table usable width of approximately 12.25” but 13” only at the points of attachment to the cot due to the hardware.I measure the width of the cot without the side table attachment at approximately 31” but they list 32”. The side table included measurement can confuse the actual width of the cot. I wish they had clearly spelled everything out with a picture diagram.I haven’t used the cot in a camping situation yet to give an opinion on that but I have set it up. It was easy and seems sturdy.Personally, I wouldn’t want to sleep on a cot without adding some kind of padding on top. That’s why I think being clear on the width measurements ahead of time is important if you already have another mattress you want to add to it.I’m adding a support board on the cot in the center third of it to better support my mattress. I’ve tried it and it works fine.

Love this product! The weight of this thing surprised me! It has a decent weight to it, but it's definitely sturdy, so I'll take it because I need something that'll last! Planning on going to a few conventions this year, so to save on the cost of a double hotel room, I plan to get a standard room but sleep on this. A lot of my friends are doing the same thing. It saves on the cost of the room, which we're not spending much time there anyway!UPDATE:I moved out and have been sleeping on this in place of a bed because I can't get in to my storage unit until the pandemic eases up to the point where they feel safe opening. I currently weigh about 190 pounds and this has been a bed for about 2 - 3 weeks.There's some areas that are stretched because I sat there or kneeled there when getting up, but I think it will correct itself once I have my bed because I wouldn't be constantly using this day in and day out. Like, it does look like it resumed it's original shape after I get back from work, but this is not a terrible thing.If you're out camping for a month in damp terrain, you might see more of a difference, but I don't really go camping. I got this because it's better than hauling an inflatable mattress to a hotel for a convention that only lasts a weekend. We don't spend too much time in the room at conventions and we don't sleep much at conventions because there's a lot that happens starting early and panels that happens late. It's a party, alright.This is definitely sturdy, considering I'm no lightweight and I've been sleeping on this for close to 3 weeks straight. The side table was easy to add on and is now my end table. You can add it on to the rail near any one of corners, which I thought was a nice touch! If the side table is sold separately, this means you can add more on for multiple people or circumstances. I might look for more tables specifically because the side table is smaller, but there are rare times at conventions where are you just want to sit and play cards. Those are the conventions you rate the worst, by the way. If you're so bored you want to sit and play cards instead, that is a failed convention, rare, but it happens.

These is so easy to set up! No connecting anything. Just open it up and it's extra long as well. I've had to use it as my bed while my updates are being done to my condo. For 3 months now. I did put a 3" foam mattress on it and it sleeps great! Don't know what it sleeps like without the foam mattress.

There are a lot of picky reviews on cots so let me start by saying, this is a cot. It’s not a padded cot but rather a frame with canvas. So when I give it 5 stars it’s not because it’s as comfortable as a bed mattress...come on folks. Stay at home if that what you want.On with the review, as with any non insulated cot I used a sleeping pad. My pad is the same pad I hike with, a BA Qcore SLX with a fairly high R value (keeps you warm in snow). I would say with any canvas cot that if you want it to be “perfect” then you need your preference sleeping pad. That being said, I slept like a baby. The pad on the ground isn’t terrible which is why I bought it. But on the cot with a bit of air let out I seriously was quite comfortable. And warm. The cot is not overly stiff as was my buddy’s that came along (his was the generic cot sold on Amazon as well). With the combined give of the canvas and the nice pad I really had a great nights sleep.As people have said the legs don’t lock in. The pressure of your weight keeps everything in place. This was never a worry as it is quite sturdy. Where you encounter any leg issues is if you start moving/relocating the cot around. The cot basically starts to fold up like you are putting it away. I did not find this to be an issue after I did it once. And there is no worry when on it.It sets up very easy and equally easy closes up for rebagging. It is heavy, so for the odd person who thinks this is a hike-in cot it isn’t. But it wasn’t intended to be. It’s for car camping. I also like that it easily goes into the storage bag. Hate bags that “just fit” and it’s a struggle to get back in. This one is easy. Lastly the little add on table is nice. I didn’t really use mine sine my tent has pockets in each corner that were right where they needed to be in relation to the height it’ll of the cot (bonus), but I could see it being useful. Frankly I could care less about the table though so I won’t really say anything here other than it attaches firmly and seemed as though it would be useful.