I purchased this cot because I needed a place to sleep for 3 months. I’m 5’6” and 200 lbs. Initially this cot was too firm but as the fabric stretched it became more comfortable. Unfortunately the fabric continued to stretch to the point where the support bars could be felt while sleeping. This cot is heavy, sturdy, but the construction is the fabric itself is worthless. There are better cheaper cots out there.
I've slept on this about two weeks so far. I'm 6'7" 250 lbs so I need a large cot. The material already showing wear around the side frames. The original I bought about 12 years ago never had this wear. However the seems did begin to tear which is why I purchased this one. There should really be a way to purchase the material without having to buy the entire cot. I'm not a fan of filling up landfills with a perfectly good frame!
I've spent 67 nights on this cot just this year between scouting and filling tags and I must say I'm very impressed!! It hasn't flinched to my horse rolling over it or any of the pack trips way back into the high mountains of Wyoming and hasn't shown any wear or tear. Setting it up is way simple and if your the person that struggles to set this cot up your probably the same kind of guy that struggles to blow up an air mattress. Thanks Slumberjack!!!!
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Naоmi, 37 yеаrs оld, dіrector: "I did my fаce сlеаning in thе sаlon - my соmplеxiоn сhаngеd аftеr dеlіvеry. The result pleаsеd, but the cоst of сleаning was quitе high, оften this wіll nоt allow. "
<a href=http://chemicalpeel.in/chemical-peel-before-and-after>chemical peel before and after photos</a>
For a big man this cot is outstanding. The incorporation of the corner braces and sturdy folding legs gives the cot really good stability and it don't feel wobbly when shifting around. In addition, plenty of clearance from the canvas material to the center support frame ensures your hip won't be resting on the uncomfortable steel and creating soreness....very well designed.
I've used this on multiple camping trips, totaling 20+ days of use so far. I've had zero issues. Set up is so simple my dog does it for me now. No issues with parts breaking, shows virtually no sign of any wear. Cot fabric is strong. I don't baby this cot, gets tossed in the back of the truck, dog chills out on it, etc. and there are no issues, so I'm not sure why others have had problems with the quality. And Johns comment about assembling it being nearly impossible, I've set thing thing up drunk and in the dark and still have it ready to go in under a minute.
Fabric ripped and smells bad. Rust on all the fasteners, No replacment parts, cheaply made.
I've only used it on 2 camping trips so far, but it seems very well built. It feels a little heavier than 35 lbs and is a little hard to get together, but I love it so far!
Cot is very hard if not impossible to assemble. Plastic "catches" for the two bars you put at the end broke during initial assembly. If its this hard to assemble brand new, I am not sure how it will last with the effort and stress you put on the plastic items.
Mine is going back due to the above issue.
