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Question: Does it just pop up, or do the legs lock into place?
Document: Sat on it again, measured at 29." I weight 125 lb. Pulled taut again. Needed to shift the cot a few inches, cot collapsed.Thankfully, Amazon is awesome and letting me return it. If I there is a way to lock the bars, I can't find it. If I need to finesse the legs into place each time I touch it, that seems unreasonable. Maybe mine is defective.
Large man came to the rescue but even he had some trouble. Make sure you press down hard to lock the legs in place, they don't actually lock, just become a little more secure. Got in and out with trepidation. Felt semi-safe because I was on a totally flat surface. To collapse and store I tipped the cot on its side which caused the legs to immediately collapse and hit my body. I have several bruises after using this cot for 3 nights plus got very little sleep.
I ordered four of these, one for the whole family. They arrived on time, properly packaged with no damage. We haven't used them for an extended period (family vacation is still a couple months out) but, we have set all four of them up and used once and we're very happy. We have a military surplus cot that is difficult to lock into place during setup, these are much easier to use. These pop open in seconds and will support the advertised 300 lbs.
Wow, I usually am not so disappointed by Amazon reviews. Everyone said that this cot is so stable. I found the opposite. There is no way to lock or secure the bars/legs. You unfold the thing (which is easy) and then set it upright. Mine collapsed immediately. So I tried it again, while pulling as hard as I could to keep the legs open. This time it stayed. I sat on it, and it sags.
Damn thing kept collapsing on me before I could get both sides to stay open. Couldn't do it with the cot on its side because no way to lock legs. Had to hold cot upright which required some body strength to hold the cot while securing the base on both sides. I attempted to hold in the middle and stretch my leg out to push against one side of the cot legs to get that side stable enough to do the opposite side but my legs aren't long enough.
This is not the lightest cot in the world but if weight is of no concern and if you want a cot that is sturdy enough for larger people then this is the cot for you. I really liked the little add on side table for a bottle of water and a place to place your cell phone during the night.
I purchased several of these cots and my family dad to sleep on them for several weeks while we moved into our new place. My son would rather sleep on the cot rather then his bed. The cot was comfortable and fit my husband too. who is 6&#34;3.
I kept hitting the frame while attempting to sleep.I am older, have limited strength, and am not very tall or heavy. Sleeping on a pad on the ground is no longer an option. I can't get up/down. Purchased this cot because it would get me off of the ground and was supposedly easy to open.The cot practically unfolds itself but there is no mechanism to secure the legs - only gravity.
I hadn't expected this to be as comfortable as it is. Its a cot - I thought it would be tolerable but it was better than that. It isn't a bed, and I did use it with a thin memory foam mat, but what was comfortable is that is actually long enough and you are laying completely in a sling - without support cross bars creating uncomfortable ridges. Be careful though - if you don't fully extend the legs you will get a crossbar bump and it is likely to fold up on you!
We bought this cot for our 10 year old son to use at home during sleepovers and when we travel. I wasn't highly impressed with the legs not being secure after set up, but it was felt pretty comfortable and durable. Then it ripped. And it has continued to rip. Our son is way under the 300 lb limit, so I'm assuming that the ripping is due to poor quality. I've contacted Coleman to make them aware, and I have yet to receive a response.
Answer: yes