Slumberjack Adult Big Cot

This is a great cot. As, a robust woman, I have been looking for a cot I can feel safe sleeping on. This cot is strong, sturdy, and stable. It is also VERY firm, you will probably want to add a foam pad. It is very close to the size of a twin bed, so rolling over causes no concerns, of falling off. It is tall enough that it is not like rising from a "squat" position, unlike smaller shorter cots. The height makes it great to slide storage under, to keep your tent uncluttered. If you, love to camp, and are in the 250 + weight range, I would highly recommend this cot.

Very well made, a little heavy but look at the size....you can turn over and not feel like you are about to fall off of it. Slept with a full twin 6" air mattress on top of it. Worked great!

This cot was easy enough to set up, pretty self-explanitory once you take it out of the carry bag.Very sturdy, I used it for a long weekend camping trip. I'm close to 400lbs and this cot held me without issue, it didn't move around, and I was able to sleep in any position I wanted (back, either side, stomach).I plan on bringing this with me for a week long trip later in the summer.

I'm 6'3 and at the time I purchased and used this was 380lbs. I read and watched many reviews on cots for guys my size and decided on this one for the price. It performed much better than expected. I've seen may reviews complain about the cot wobbling from head to foot, but I'm assuming those people didn't latch in the support bars at each corner of the cot. the fabric was very supportive and comfortable, and I didnt notice any sagging after using it for 5 nights. Other than some dog hairs from our pup wanting to cuddle, it looks just like it did when I unpacked it to test at home. I slept like a baby on this one and think we might order a second soon for my wife so we can toss the air mattress. Just know this is a pretty heavy cot, not one you're going to lug off backpacking unless you're taking ATVs out into the woods with you.

My husband got this and at 6’ and 360lb he was really hoping that it would work for him but has been disappointed in the past with other products. First thing he noticed was the weight of it, this is a VERY sturdy cot and so it does weigh more than the ones you’ll find in the stores. It was quick to fold out and he has plenty of room on each side but also in the length! Other than the weight for someone looking to hike with it we would highly recommend this cot, and it shipped within the timeframe they gave us! I did spend the extra $10 to get a pouch the attaches to any cot that holds multiple items... nothing worse than trying to find your glasses and flashlight in the middle of the night.

This cot is huge! I'm 5'11 240 lbs, and I have about 5 inches of cot on either side laying down. It was easy to assemble...no trouble with the last corner. It is heavy, 30 lbs. It does wobble a little, but not enough to notice.

I'm 6'3"and 285 and camping with air mattresses has always been stressful. Even with heavy duty ones they would deflate over night and I just got tired of it. This cot was an investment but I finally got it use it a couple of weeks ago and it was so comfortable. I haven't slept that well while camping ever. It's a tight fit in my tent but overall a worthwhile investment since I've got storage space under the cot, something that is a huge advantage over the air mattress. Well see how it holds up over time.

EDIT: See below for 2-month update. Unfortunately, it does not live up to expectations for a "heavy duty" sleeper like me.Let me preface this by mentioning this is a cot I use about 2-3 nights a week, when my snoring gets a little too unbearable for my wife. So the things that matter to this are its ability to give me a well-rested night, ease in deploying and breaking down, and longevity. So far, the cot has exceeded all expectations.I'm a pretty heavy dude (~350 lbs) so I needed a high quality cot, and this holds me up great. The middle legs gave me concern, as I could feel the cross-bars underneath the fabric as I'm laying in the cot, but it's completely un-noticeable when I'm fully stretched out. It only really is noticeable when I adjust my positioning, and isn't painful or anything.Constructing the cot is really easy. Takes me only a couple of minutes. One of the bars on the short ends is longer so you can cantilever the bar into place. I worry that the way the bar sits on the rest of the cot will wear away over time, and it won't be able to hold weight if you, say, sit on the foot or head of the cot, but so far there have been no issues. Tearing it down is even quicker. It's a heavy cot so I recommend always putting it in the carrying bag.Finally, it is very comfortable. I've had very restful nights in this. I think it'll hold up well over time and give me good nights for a long time.UPDATE: I can no longer fully support this cot for heavy users. Over time (about 2 months of 2-3 days per week sleeping), one set of legs (at the head side) started bending inwards, toward the center legs. While it never fully "failed" as in left me on the floor, it resulted in a very wobbly bed that now squeaked and creaked with every move. In addition, the fabric started stretching such that I could feel the diagonal cross-beams in the middle of the cot even more than at the start. It soon became very uncomfortable and I found myself with a sore back that took about 2 weeks to recover.So, let me put it this way. As a temporary bed for the occasional visitor, yes, you can buy this and rest assured it will do its job, and likely comfortably if your guest is not as heavy as me. If you plan on sleeping in this regularly, like for camping, regular use at home, etc., I cannot recommend it. It is certainly a nice try but the hinges for the legs do not stand up to the weight limit they advertised.