Camp Time Roll-A-Cot

Users will need to 1) put a foam cushion BETWEEN the side rails or 2) add a piece of plywood (wider that the side rails) to minimize the sag. I added a 4" foam cushion to option 1 and slept on the cot for 4 months as I traveled the US and Canada. It was sturdy and comfortable. The cot easily fit back in the carrier bag when I was done. Just like the description promised.

I bought this cot last year for an 8 day hunt in Wyoming. We packed horses 32 miles into the Thorofare so I needed to find something light. My hunting partner told me about this cot and I'm so glad he did! It's very light weight compared to all the other ones I've tried. The last time I bought a light weight cot it bowed down under me so I felt like I was sleeping in a canoe. I'm 210 pounds and this cot held me up comfortably all 7 nights we were in elk camp.The material is strong but I did notice my hunting partners very used older one had a couple minor slices in it. The carry case doubles as a hanging pocket on the side of the cot which I used to keep my socks and sweatshirts off the ground while I slept.I will use this cot now for both packing in and car camping. It was kind of hard to get the poles to line up the first time so took me a bit to set up but now It's easy to set up and take down and is plenty strong for every situation.

Ordered this for camping trip. Sleeps great, especially with the mattress pad recommended in earlier reviews. Carrying back and forth this last week, the bag is already starting to tear. Cot is great, bag is not holding up well.

Easy to clean, not terribly heavy, and ventilated. Comfort is ...cot level. And not as easy to set up as others, but lighter so...

This is the second Camp Time cot I have purchased. I got one last year and liked it so much I bought a second this year. They are great for travel because they roll up fairly small, are lightweight and easy to carry in the included bag. We use them for camping, extra beds in motel rooms for kids, and when we visit relatives. We put a Thermarest air mattress on top of them but I suspect they would be fairly comfortable even without the extra padding. Easy to assemble. I watched the video at the Camp Time website and had no problems with assembly. Very happy with them!

I used this every night on a 16 day rafting trip down the Grand Canyon. It withstood the elements with ease. It was constantly wet from rapids but showed no signs of rust and dried quickly. The set up is easy. I used a paco pad on top of it but it was super comfortable which I was a little nervous about because I have a bad back.

We wanted a lightweight and simple to set up cot that is sturdy and will last a long time. Found it, and its made in the USA.And what I thought was clever is that the carrying case can be used when attached to the side of the cot as a little gear bag, instead of trying to find a place to put the bag so it won't get lost.I found much cheaper cots but twice as heavy, making it tough for the younger ones to set it up themselves.It's a good buy.

Not too heavy or bulky when folded. It is possible to put it together while standing, so no need to lay it down on the wet or muddy ground. High enough to store things underneath. I'm 6' 2" and it is barely long enough. But even someone a little taller would probably be ok hanging their feet over the end because there are no cross bars at the end.