Fragess Portable Camping Cot, 32" Extra Wide Camping Cots for Adults with Thick Mattress, Heavy Duty Sleeping Cot Holds Up to 600LBS, Cots for Sleeping, Rv, Beach, Patio, Office Naps(Black)

got this for our 6’3 son and he slept just fine in it. It didn’t sag, it was easy to set up, and he was comfortable

I bought the Fragess 32” camping cot and I’m very happy with it! It’s sturdy, with a strong steel frame and durable fabric, supporting up to 600 lbs. The 32” width is great, providing plenty of space to sleep comfortably, even for taller people. The mattress is soft and thick, stays in place, and doesn’t slide around. Just make sure to fluff it up before the first use. It’s easy to set up and fold, and it comes with a handy carry bag. It’s not too heavy, making it perfect for trips, camping, the beach, or even a quick nap at the office. I also like the slight head tilt – it makes sleeping and relaxing more comfortable. Overall, a great cot, highly recommend!

I purchased this for eases of setup and to have something comfortable to sleep on inside a tent. I purchased the 32” as I wanted to make I would be comfortable. The mattress is thin but fluffed out when I left it sit for 12 hours. I did order a Hikenture Self Inflating Sleeping Pad at the same time I ordered this and I am satisfied with it as well. The bed was easy to setup and takedown. It was sturdy as well. It is too big and too heavy for a backpack. It fit in the bad that is provided. The mattress will not fit in with it. The storage bag does have weak seams as was stated in another review. Also, the male end of the clip snapped off when it was opened. Which is why I gave it 4 stars. Besides that I am happy with my purchase. I tied a ribbon around it to secure it after closing.

Easy to assemble. Great for overnight guests who can't get up and down from a air mattress on the floor. It would be more comfortable it you add a 2 inch foam topper. Good purchase and extra width makes it more comfortable

The cot is easy to set up, and very sturdy. I got the 32” wide version because I tend to toss and turn, and though still not easy to do, I suspect I would have missed the little bit of extra width had I chosen the standard size. It sits a little lower to the ground than I hoped (I’m 5’7). The pad is a nice soft material but not breathable and not very thick, and additional padding is needed to sleep comfortably. The cot has a carrying case that is sufficiently thick material. There is no carrying case for the pad. The head being at a bit of an angle is slight enough to not be problematic and actually turned out to be a nice feature of the cot. The pocket is on the left side when laying down. The minimal instructions don’t mention there are buttons to compress in order to close it. I will be keeping the cot, it is relatively lightweight for its sturdiness and it serves the purpose of not sleeping on the ground. The cost is under $100 and I feel it met my value for the money expectations, but I will have to spend more money on a sleeping pad or topper of some kind in order to make it comfortable. I would give it 3.5 stars if that was an option.

It's perfect. Just the right size for my 190 lb self. Lol. Just wide enough to turn over without falling out. Very sturdy. Thank you

for 1 thing, i originally bought this for a friend of mine whos at the time of writing was on her way. the leg popped out as i was unfolding it, following instructions to the letter. i test it out, since im heavier than she is, and sure enough first night is okay. second night? that plastic connector gets bent in the second picture. im only maybe 340 pounds and i know shes gonna weigh a little more than a third of the weight that its advertised as rated for. it sags now, because the fabric ripped on me and sagged onto the metal beams below, which was hurting my lower back. it wasn't sharp, but it made it uncomfortable to sleep. when she gets here im gonna have her help me put it back in the box and have it returned. ill just get a air mattress instead for her to sleep on! do not get this cot if you weigh anywhere over 300 pounds. those plastic braces and connectors they put on this cot are obviously cheaply made and not made to last at all! and the fabric used? its obviously purposely made to last a day then scrapped. don't get this cot.

Ditch those air mattresses. Very comfortable and no more losing air during the night. This is the only way to go. The only drawback is they take up a lot of space in the car. But i'll trade space in the car for a good night's sleep every time!