HOMFUL Ultralight Camping Cot Portable Folding Backpacking Cot Bed, Supports 330lbs, Lightweight Compact for Adults for Outdoor Travel, Hiking, Home

We purchased this cot about a year ago and it has been awesome. Our purpose for it is an extra bed in a hotel room when we travel with our family of 5. It breaks down very compact and easy to pack in a suitcase.The more you use it, the easier it is to set up. The best way to get the legs in place is to place the bed on its side and use the floor as a brace to slide the hook part into place.Every kids has had a turn on it from our 13yo to our 5 yo and all have slept great. Highly recommend.

This does sits very close to the ground, which is to be expected since it is really a backpacking cot.It certainly is sturdy enough for a person to sleep in, but maybe a little bit difficult for older folks to get out of

This is super portable! Everything is neatly packed with 5 legs which are bungee bound and split into 4 pieces per leg. The instructions were surprisingly easy to figure out even though the english translations were not the best. My biggest complaint is that the 2 long frame bars have a hard time getting into the proper positions inside the cot frame. Instructions unclear with best technique to install the cot with least amount of effort. It seems as thought most of the installation and take apart is brute force. I would say at least 40 lbs or more force to install and take apart the main 5 legs.The 2 frame pieces can actually stick out and still be used if you aren't able to stick it fully inside the case.For a cot, this is pretty comfortable even without having any pads. The main takeaway is that you'll be raised above ground and not sleeping on rocks and that the mesh can give you decent airflow and not be sweaty.Moving around the cot will make squeaky noices due to the amount of pressure the frame and the material rub which is to be expected but it is sturdy, probably more sturdy than I like. This is not the lightest frame or body but will definitely fit in a medium pack for a few day trips and not an ultralight pack.Comes with an extra zip bag which i used to store the included velcro that was used in storing the 5 leg pieces.

Very uncomfortable, and hard to get up out of it too. My husband said it was worthless.

Needed something small and light for a canoe campout, and this worked great. My kid was able to use it, and it survived the weekend to be used again. I'll admit it's tricky for a kid to put it together due to how tightly it is put together, but without that, it wouldn't be as effective. As long as an adult is around, it shouldn't be a problem.

Great size and support. I like how easy and compact it is, but the biggest flaw is that it squeaks a lot with every move you make on it.

When we set this up in my living room and I laid down on it I didn't like it but I decided I wouldn't make up my mind until I tried it while camping. I really loved sleeping on this cot with my sleeping bag and I can't wait to go camping again. It is more sturdy than I originally thought and it is long enough for me (6ft tall) so my feet don't hang off the end.

After the first night sleep on this garbage it stretched overnight and I woke up laying on the bars, my back definitely wasn't feeling very good. I weigh 180lbs so definitely not even close to the weight limit.UPDATE: Upon seeing my review customer service contacted me and gave me a full refund, and we're very helpful and thoughtful. Though the item is absolute garbage, the customer service team are amazing, I've never had online customer service this good, infact I don't think I've ever had online customer service that was good except this company. Usually you get nothing but insults and lazy, I don't care attitude with online customer service.