ColemanConverta Outdoor Folding Cot, Strong Steel Frame Supports Campers up to 6ft 2in or 225lbs, 4 Back & 2 Foot Positions Folds Compactly to Fit in Trunk

Es ligera,uno mismo lo puede armar,al poner el cabezal y la posición de pies acorta espacio,para eso la quise,la tela se ve resistente, y puedo asegurar por toda mi familia que es cómoda al 100 porciento.LO MALO,PERO CREO QUE NO AFECTA ,ES QUE ES DE ALUMINIO RESISTENTE POR ESO LIGERA Y AL MISMO TIEMPO LA PINTUTA SE PUEDE RAYAR facilmente y RAPIDO,NO hE TENIDO PROBLEMAS CON SONIDO AL PESO COMO DISEN UNOS.

I bought this in lieu of a patio lounge chair as it was a much better price than traditional lounge chairs. The product is super durable and is built well.The tight canvass material makes it a bit tricky to sit with the back up and legs downward because I you slide a bit. In fairness, this is a cot meant for being horizontal.It is comfortable for laying flat and when I do sit upright, I use a towel and pillow under my knees to hold my position better.It folds up nicely so it takes up less space than traditional lounge chairs.My sense is this product will last a very long time due to the quality workmanship, unlike many lounge chairs that get tossed after a few years of use.

Sturdy and comfortable, very good quality, it will resist the test of time am sure. Colour is also nice and easy to fold, and light.

体重99kgでもしっかり支えてくれます。

I spent quite a while shopping around for cots before getting this one. For the most part a solid cot seemed to be around this price range and the options became the trade-off between weight and quality / sturdiness. Then there is this cot, and in addition to being both a manageable weight AND plenty sturdy for anyone up to (or perhaps a bit over) 200 pounds it ALSO functions as a chaise lounge with about 4 available positions to angle the back rest.When I picked these cots and ordered some for my family I was thinking we could take these to the camp ground and use them to lounge / enjoy the day if we so choose and then they could get double duty locked into the horizontal position to sleep on.Another nice bonus when I pulled them out of the box my wife immediately said she wanted to use them out back at home too because, unlike most chaise lounges, they do not have the "straps that leave marks on your butt." And when we're camping, the elevation keeps us off the cold ground (and associated condensation!) in addition to lump-free comfort.We also all agree the width is ideal, at least if you're going to be in a sleeping bag anyway. It's obviously not in the same ballpark as airbeds (which have pros and cons both of their own), but if you could doze off on a typical couch without hanging off the long edge then the width of this cot should suit you fine. The problem with going wider is it becomes exponentially more difficult to transport and quickly dominates your tent (if it fits at all). This gets to be an issue of personal preference very quickly but after seeing some other reviews I was worried it would be unusually narrow but this is a pretty standard cot or chaise lounge width and I am quite happy with the size around 175 (5'10).Speaking of transport, I was also impressed with how small these fold up. The "foot" and "head" sections both fold parallel to (and against) the center section and then the section that might want to flip outward when carried has 2 velcro straps that secure it. This means you can easily carry the folded cot with 1 hand without fear of it transforming unexpectedly onto your foot or innocent bystanders. That said, when you want to set it up you just undo the velcro and the whole thing swings open in seconds. There are no sliding parts to bind up and "fight back" the way some camping chairs do.If you are a big & tall customer, or a backpacker, this cot is not going to be a good camping choice for you. It is a very manageable weight if you want to carry a couple between your car and your site but you will not want to try to walk around with this all day along with a tent and the rest of your kit.The only con to this item, and I don't even care that much about it, is the fabric sometimes makes a noise when you re-situate yourself on it. It's not a big deal, and I suspect it might even go away over time, but if you're the sort to be irritated by a noisy seat you might care more than I do.Hopefully this is all you need to know. Please click Yes if this is helpful, otherwise feel free to leave a comment with any questions!