FUNDANGO Lightweight Folding Camping Cot Bed (78.7 x 27.1 x 6.7’’ / 5lbs) - Extra Long, Ideal for Adult Backpacking, Hiking, Camping, Travel, Office Nap, Outdoor & Indoor Use - Supports up to 265lbs, includes Side Pocket Review

Love this crib! 3 nights camping and I slept better in this crib than on my Tempurpedic mattress! Even my husband slept on it and said it was comfortable! I am now looking for one for him and my boys!

This is a great camping bed, comfortable and spacious and easy to set up. It has a lot of plastic connectors which can be a weak point, but I don't camp that much and these connectors should be fine for my use.

Easy assembly. I've found that it's best to lay one end of the crossbar on the floor and use a little body weight to create tension. I stayed good on my body 220# for 3 nights in Moab. Much better than sleeping on the floor. See fig. Not from a manger. I just show a great trip.

I bought this crib for my son to replace his other crib which was too short for him. It's easy to assemble, short enough to fit in a low-ceiling tent and comfortable for him. It packs up neatly and compactly and fits in its duffel bag making it easy to pack in your car. The fabric is nice and thick and the pocket on the side is very useful.

I'm 6ft 3in, 230. If you're looking for a compact folding bed for hiking, this crib won't last more than a few trips. Pros: price, length (high) Cons: head hangs so you sleep with your head down, the holes in the material where you attach your legs aren't reinforced so it looked like they might rip at any moment Mid tear sagged (my butt was an inch off the floor) and I only lay in it once. I sent it back and it's done

Okay the price for a crib to take on a hike is amazing, the fabric the crib is made of is really strong and heat sealed Edges don't fray. The bag can be attached to your backpack with MOLLE points. But the metal of the bars is great and I feel good in it. I'm not sure if it's from the cold though or just poor quality rubber bands, but the bands that hold the poles and legs together wear out early, on my third use they didn't hold up so I was able to they don't get use. Sleep. The next day they…

6ft 6in 240 lbs. For those who have back problems and don't want anything too bulky or difficult to put together, this really is for you. It's very light but durable, with aluminum and lots of triangles for stability. Also very comfortable, at least for me. I took note of an earlier comment that mentioned head sag, haven't come across that yet. The fabric itself is stretchy enough that it feels like I'm not lying on hardwood like a traditional crib. My only criticism is that I see the plastic…

Very impressed with the speed of order processing! Ordered on Thursday and it arrived on Friday afternoon. It was very easy to put together, although you should be able to controllably press down on the leg braces with about the same force as you would draw a bow. However, my 12 year old son was able to set up the footrests by himself. The crib is very light, but seems solid and reliable. My wife found it very comfortable and much better than just an insulated carpet on the floor. The cot folds