A4 Camping Cot

The mountain mission for was easy to assemble and took only minutes. It’s compact and goes easily back into the storage bag. Looking forward to using this on my motorcycle trips this summer.

Really comfortable with my big agnus pad and sleeping bag. Long enough as I am 6'4"and 190 lbs. have not used camping yet but had a great nap on it the other day 😂 easy to set up and secure for a retiree

Very comfortable, light weight and sturdy. Aluminum tubes are thick and well fitting. I am 245lbs and feels like it holds my weight well. I am using it to motocamp with my motorcycle. I recommend.

This cot gets all the stars from me with its comfort level and how simple set up is. It comes in a pouch that has a carrying strap, and it’s all broken down into pieces. Directions are on a triangle tag attached to the bag, and they’re straightforward. Putting it together is super easy and quick, too. The poles straighten out to their full length, and then it’s a matter of threading the fabric bit onto them and then snapping on the legs. It literally comes together in the matter of maybe a couple minutes.

It's unbelievably comfortable and lightweight, too. Like if I had to hike into a camping spot, I wouldn’t mind having to carry it with how much it weighs. And this cot is crazy comfortable. You feel supported and secure, and it’s quite cozy with a blanket and pillow. Plus, the fabric is mesh, which is going to be great when it’s hot out. Let’s not forget that it has a little pouch that hangs off of it for your glasses or small flashlight or whatever you might need handy. Overall, this is a fantastic piece of camping equipment and would work if you needed a spot for an overnight guest, too.

I am pleasantly surprised that this light cot is as big and comfortable as much heavier models. It is made from durable materials. It’s light, but I don’t know that I’d backpack with it. Probably best for car camping or shorter backpacking trips. I’m 6’3” 205lbs and fit well on it. It’s got a very clever design to keep it taut and has pads on the feet for use in a tent without fearing ripping the tent floor. It’s on the expensive side (north of $100), but the quality seems to match the price.