Naturehike GreenWild Camping Cot, Ultralight Folding Backpacking Cot, 60-Second Easy Set-Up, Supports 330lbs, Portable Camping Bed for Adults for Camping Hiking Travel Home

I'm pretty impressed with this cot. It is really easy to set up. You simply thread the two metal poles through the sides, and then you assemble the 5 crossbars and they pop onto the poles with no difficulty. It's just as easy to take apart. Compared to some full-size camping cots I've wrestled with, this is about a million times easier. I'm also impressed that it is plenty tight, with no noticeable sagging, and quite sturdy. It's also comfortable. You'll want to pair it with some kind of pad, of course, but it doesn't need to be super thick because the cot is far more comfortable than hard ground. As a side-sleeper, I have used various backpacking-style inflatable sleeping pads with great success. I find the cot to be wide enough for comfort. It is exactly 6 feet long, so it just barely fits in my truck bed, and I use it for vehicle camping. Most backpackers would not consider carrying it due to weight. However, at under 5 lbs it really isn't too much heavier than the 2-3 lb camp chairs some people like to bring. On short trips where maximum comfort is desired, I would not hesitate to strap it to my pack.

I ordered 2 of these for me and partner for our camping trip. The product comes in a nice carry bag and the parts were very easy to assemble. Instructions were easy to follow and even drawn on the back of the cot sheet. I can see why other people may have struggled with putting the legs on, but if you attach one side of the leg on the ground, step down on it and attach the other side, as instructed by the manufacturer, it should not be a problem. It took me about 5 minutes to assemble two cots. The cots were very comfortable to sleep in. We spend two nights, and our campsite happened to be gravel surface, so the cots were perfect purchase. We had used air sleeping pads prior to getting these cots and I don't think we can go back to sleeping in those pads with how comfortable the cots were. It was nice to have elevated bed off the ground and not having to worry about losing air or anything. It was even easier to disassemble (again, you need to step on one end of the leg), and everything fit perfectly in the carry bag. This is the best camping purchase I've ever made. I highly recommend this product!

We needed new camping cots so these caught my eye. They were on sale at the time which helped me choose them. But they were so easy to set up and take down. The storage bag that comes with it is so convenient. They were so comfortable to sleep on, they feel very durable and sturdy. They were a very good value. They do not creak or make noise when you lay on them and move around. The material feels very thick and sturdy.

Item arrived in good order as promised. parts are of good quality. The instructions on set were clear with the exception of how to get on and off of the cot. Initially I wasn't happy with the purchase as the legs collapsed as I was getting out of it. It also needs to be on a relatively level surface as the legs will collapse if not level. The weak point is how the legs attach to the rail by "clamping" onto and spreading the cot apart as opposed to being inserted into the rail. I gave it a second chance at a following camp. After watching several videos from various suppliers and enthusiasts I found one that demonstrated how to "dismount" from the cot. I found that getting on and off, one should grasp each side/rail then place a knee in the center and stretch out on the cot. To "dismount" very carefully roll into the prone position and grasp each rail/side then raise up on one knee placing the other knee off the cot and transfer your weight to that knee and climb off the cot. Once I figured this out it has been much better. I have slept on it at 2 successive camps without issue but am still careful with it. I will say the cot is comfortable, especially with a camping mattress on it and I have gotten a more restful nights sleep using it than without. Sturdiness is a bit of an issue but I realize I am at the upper end of what this cot is rated for and it is an ultra light low profile cot. All in all for the price and that it will support just over 300 lbs I think it is a good cot.

Let me start by saying that I bought this with the express intent of using it for winter backpacking. I sleep great with a ground pad in regular weather to 40's Fahrenheit. Put snow on the ground and things start to get serious. It's sturdy. It's inexpensive. (comparatively) It's medium weight. (5 lbs is acceptable to me.) It's a little hard too set up, but not too bad, especially if you use the ground to help bend the supports. It opens up to a very reasonable size. I think the biggest issue that I have is that it doesn't pack down very well. I think the manufacturers are aware of this, which is why they kind of try to hide that fact. It packs down to about the size of a standard 2-3 person tent. So, be advised on that. Perfectly fine for car camping. I'm curious about making it work for backpacking. MIGHT do an update after I take it out. But all in all, certainly good enough to keep.

This is really light and compact compared to the old generation of cots feom 10 or 20 years ago. You could hike or moto camp with it if needed, but probably a little bulky for that ideally. However if you are deive in camping, its veey compact to put in car and take up no space. TIP: you probably still want an inflatable ground pad on top to maximize comfort (although its not "necessary"). I like that its low to the ground, but if you are older or have troible getting up from the floor then you might want a more traditional bulky cot with long legs off the ground. For me, however, the compact portabolity is what i wanted. All the supports are sturdy alumimum by the way. Highly satisfied

I just came back from a camping trip with a couple of intense rainy days. This cot was a life saver. My tent set-up was great but no matter how good the rain proof set-up is, the inner walls/floor of the tent will eventually get wet from condensation/humidity. I was the only one with a cot and had very cozy dry nights. I'm 60kg, and could sit and lie down no problem on the cot. the cot has a good length and width, I'm 165cm high, the cot fit perfectly in my Nimbus 2P, it's light although not enough for backpacking. The mounting operation is tricky, you want to make sure you start placing the feet at the two extremes first and then place the central ones. It requires some strength, I had to place the cot on a table and pull each foot hard against my belly to snap them in place. Still looking as new after the trip.

Really was hoping for a cot that fit all my needs at the right price point. This cot is light, sturdy and easy to assemble. Unfortunately, it just wasn't comfortable enough. I am 5'11" and 195lbs. Don't need to lay on my stomach but laying on my side was just not an option and there's really nowhere for your arms to go. The only option with this cot is to lay solely on your back with your arms tucked in to your sides. Even in that position, I could tell I would have a hard time getting a good night's rest. I purchased this specifically to get a better night's rest than on a sleeping pad and can only see a marginal upgrade in comfort. This may work for lighter and smaller people, but I shift positions too much when I sleep and have a sensitive lower back. I'll be returning and opting for another product.

Fantástico producto, se siente resistente está cómodo, y sí que aguanta. Muy recomendable!

Got on sale so was a great price. Goes together easy(I don't see why anyone should have an issue) comfortable and gets my old bones off the ground when I use the tent. Light weight so it actually is feasible to put on my motorcycle for camping, it's a luxury but works well. Would recomend

Nice and sturdy cot BUT..... 3 stars for bad quality control for NatureHike to send out a defective product. Took me an hour trying to pull the broken ends through those pipes and did a Canadian jam knot on them. Used the cot for my camping trip last weekend, slept well on it. It is sturdy and easy to set up. A quick setup tip see photo: I use the bow stringing method to help pop those bottom support bars in place, cross my leg on each bar, push the bar down a bit and they snap in place fast and easy. Edited review on Dec 17, 2020: Received the replacement side bar pole from seller, changed the rating from 3 stars to 4. Would have given 5 stars if the original order was sent in working condition.

Es mi cama, es muy cómoda y creo que también para llevar de viaje es muy ligera y cómoda el transporte

Naturehike Ultralight Folding Camping Cot I added the Naturehike Ultralight Folding Camping Cot to my camping gear, and now it stays in my truck all the time. Here’s why it’s a game changer: Lightweight: It’s super easy to carry, making it perfect for all my adventures. Easy Setup: Setting it up is a breeze, which is exactly what I need after a long day of hiking or when setting camp late. Always Ready: Since it's always in my truck, I'm prepared for an impromptu night under the stars, no matter where I am. Durable: Despite its light weight, it supports up to 330 lbs, so it’s sturdy enough for a good night's sleep. Final Thoughts: The Naturehike Ultralight Folding Camping Cot has become an essential part of my gear. It’s lightweight, easy to set up, and gives me the flexibility to camp anywhere, anytime. Highly recommend it to anyone who loves the outdoors.