MoNiBloom Lightweight Folding Camping Cot Bed, Ultralight Folding Portable Compact Cots for Outdoor Travel Base Camp Hiking Mountaineering Lightweight Backpacking, Weight Capacity 195 lbs, Blue

Bought 2 for my kids and they love them. They are so easy to set up( my kids are 7and 4 and can do them them self ! Light wight! Prefect size. Great quality! They sleep great on them!

I'm a heavy set person, trying this out at first I was very skeptical about it holding my weight but I thought might as well give it a chance. It holds my weight very well. It's comfortable to sleep on yes, but it does creek a bit. I don't mind it too much since it does it's job. Easy to assemble, very versatile. And for what it's worth, I day it's good vaule for money.

These cots fold up relatively flat and are easy to travel with. They are so sturdy and fit a child or average size adult. We did buy a cot pad to go on top because it is very stiff. For what we needed it for it was worth the price.

However, as a gift, it was crushed and even the box was torn so I'm not sure why they even bothered to deliver it. They got sent back. I'll try again probably cause I liked the size the color but somebody's gotta be more careful I've had several Items broken or crushed from Amazon.

Nice looking unit, but I’m 250# max. with clothes and equipment on. With the cot in place, opened, in my van, while kneeling on the cot and adjusting equipment around the cot perimeter, the aluminum cot tube rail buckled. It claims a rated weight limit of 300#.

Got this for son’s friends so they didn’t have to sleep on the floor when sleeping over. I put a camping pad on it as well as a 3 inch foam pad, with a cot sheet to cover. Found my teenage son napping on it a few days ago, lol. It’s super easy to set up, extremely sturdy, and compact when put away. It’s perfect for our needs.

Easy to set up.

We have a similar cot from years ago that has been great, so we ordered this one. It is the same company as the Magshion listing (this new one had "Magshion" printed on the top of the cot - our old one is unmarked like the pictures), but the material is feels thinner, less pliant and more plasticity - though both our older one and this new one is supposed to be 600D Oxford fabric. We returned this because unlike the old cot, the legs would not lock in place. I don't know if we got a defective one, but the tautness of the fabric prevented the cot from staying flat, and when we pushed in the middle, one of the legs would buckle since they wouldn't lock. Otherwise, it looked like a good cot - great design and easy to store.