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, Black

Would have been great if it had all the parts

My son loves it he says it's more comfortable than his own bed.

great quality camping cot, low to the ground, very well made and the textile feels robust. Putting it together is very easy and intuitive but requires a bit of pulling strength, so some people might struggle with it. Taking it apart on other hand is easier.

I recently bought the Naturehike Ultralight Folding Camping Cot and tested it out in my backyard before taking it on a backcountry trip. Setup was surprisingly quick, and the packed size is perfect for car camping or ultralight treks. The cot is strong (I’m ~215lbs), felt stable, and I appreciated the low-to-ground profile. What I liked: ✅ Easy to set up and take down ✅ Lightweight but strong ✅ Compact when packed What could be improved: 🔹 The tension to lock the legs takes a bit of effort the first few times. But once you figure out the technique, it becomes easier. I did a full video review and real-world setup if you’re interested in seeing it in action — just search “Rock Rover Adventures Naturehike Cot Review” on YouTube. Overall, a great piece of gear for campers and hikers who want to stay off the ground without adding too much weight to their kit.

I recently purchased this compact cot from Amazon with the intention of using it during my motorcycle trips. I needed something that would fit easily in the pannier, and this cot turned out to be the perfect solution. Not only does it fit snugly in my motorcycle's storage, but it also provides a comfortable sleeping surface for the few nights I'm on the road. One of the best things about this cot is its comfort level. My daughter, who went to youth camp for a week, actually chose to use this cot over an air pad. She mentioned that her bed was more comfortable compared to the other campers' sleeping arrangements. This speaks volumes about the quality of the cot's design and construction. While assembling the cot, I did notice that it requires a bit of muscle to get the legs properly installed. However, considering the nature of this type of setup, it's reasonable to assume that anyone looking for a compact cot would likely possess the physical fitness to handle it. Once the cot is set up, the effort is well worth it.