ABORON Oversized Cot, XXL Folding Sleepovers Bed, 78"x32"x18" 900lb-Loading Heavy Duty 2-Layer 1200D for Guest Sleeping W/Mattress & Carrying Bag for Camping Home Office Vacation Hospital

The bed is comfortable. The mattress is soft. We put a twin sheet on it but didn’t need to. Roomy for a cot. Folds easily once you figure it out how to fold it. Fits nicely in a bag for storing. Will be good to use for camping. Our granddaughter used it. She said it was comfortable. It’s a quality item and priced well. Set up is easy. The bed is very stable.

Purchased for an additional bed when having guests. This worked very well. It is sturdy and comfortable.

Comfortable but a little more thickness cushioning

Quality product. Very sturdy and comfortable. A little stiff setting it up the first time (the instructions warned about this). Left it set up for a couple of days to let the canvas stretch a little and it was perfect.

I’m 6’3”, 270#. I’ve been using this for about 6 months now. Here’s what I’ve found.The frame is terrific. It opens up so easily, and it stores very compactly. It feels sturdy under me and I am a big guy. The only downside I’ve found is takedown can be a little difficult. You have to access the underside which can be difficult for a smaller person. (-1 star)Next, the mattress is not of great quality. It is thin, unsupportive and the stitching around the seam started coming unstitched after only 3 uses. I actually went and bought another different roll up mattress and I use the thin one as a topper. (-1 star)I would totally recommend this for camping or road trips. Just bear in mind what level of comfort you’re looking for in regards to mattress toppers.

Where do I begin? It may be 78 inches long, the length was not an issue for my 5'3" frame but the sleep surface was 27 inches NOT 32 inches! The twin sized airbed I was replacing had a 30 inch sleep surface which was perfect for me so I was excited to have two more inches to roll around in. The mattress is a measly 1-1/2 inches high and way too long for the cot so the elastic bands couldn't even hold the mattress on the frame. The pocket at the top that fits over the cot is too big to securely hold on the frame and there is no secure backing so the mattress slides all over the place. And the cot material gives when you sleep on it so it took a little effort getting out of the bed. Also, it takes a bit of work to open and close the frame but it would probably get easier after time.The cot and mattress was packed so tightly in the delivery box that I had to cut it down the length just to get it out. I've been going back and forth with the seller for three days to get a refund but they first offered me a $10 offer, I hope not for another product. Then $25 back to me, then $40 back to me.The nerve! $10 for a $90 purchase and I have to buy a box in order to return it to them! I will just wait to see if customer service makes good on their offer of $40 back to me.Don't waste your time or money on this piece of junk. The only good thing I can say is that the frame seems nice and sturdy.

Tired of living in an apartment, my son decided to move to his new house with very limited furniture while he waited for the carpet to be replaced. He thought he would be able to tolerate sleeping on an air mattress for several weeks. WRONG! I had used a similar cot during a month long stay while preparing a house for sale. That had worked well for me so we thought we'd give this cot a try for my son. This was a HUGE improvement over an air mattress. My son is about 6'2" tall and 200lbs. with chronic, minor back pain. He is certainly not going to trade in his real bed for this cot but, for a temporary place to sleep, this cot is excellent.

Ordered Dec of 2024, stitch let go the other day, and the top right slides down the bar, sagging the cot.