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Question: Anyone use this as a permanent bed? I bought this cot to use temporarily in my new house until I had a chance to purchase a proper bed. But ... the thing is actually pretty comfortable so I'm wondering is it OK to just use it as bed permanently? Will it mess up my back or anything? Even if I had to replace it every year or two it would still be a bargain.
Document: You'd think this cot could handle anything , but that's not the case . I'm 6.5 290 and wanting a large cot for comfort and durability. First trip out the center leg folded straight up upon exiting the cot. I got a replacement at N/C from Teton Sports installed it and next trip out the same thing happened again only this time Teton wants $25.00 for a new leg and I haven't owed it for even a year and only used it twice , I tried to point out the flaw and design weakness but was told I should exit the cot by positioning myself between two of the three leg sets either sliding up or down the cot to to get out , that's not easy for a big person and its joke if you ever slept in cot before , there hard enough to get out of .If your big I suggest putting a block of wood under the center leg on the side you exit because the metal is weak and should be beefed up since 100 % of people exit  a bed in center, not on one end or the other ?
WEEK 1;1I bought the Teton XXL Cot to replace a very bad futon that was starting to be in a V shape form. No matter what i did to it I couldn't make it comfortable. When i decided to buy this my plans where to use it for a longtime or till i can save up and buy a real bed. I'm a 260 LB fat man at 5'8." I have to say its holding me up the first week. When i first got the package the inside box had a tore in a corner and was a little concerned about it having some broken parts, but after putting it together and watching the video, its holding up pretty well.
This cot is awesome. Was looking for something to take along on overnight Jeep 4 wheeling trips. I'm 6'3" and almost 300lbs and this is exactly what I wanted. It's super sturdy and very comfortable. Easy to assemble, take down and bag back up (which is rare for most camping equipment). Did I mention huge?! We use it around the house as an extra bed when company is in town.Be warned that twin sheets will not even fit on it! Also it is heavy - so it's not for backpack camping.
I'm a big person coming in at over 250 lbs. I have a tough time finding anything I can sleep on comfortably when traveling. I usually end up on a Alps 3 inch pad on the floor, which can be cold. I bought this cot and I'm pretty satisfied overall. It is very sturdy and large, although I think you still need to use a pad on top for full comfort. I've tried sleeping on it both ways and the pad is better.PROS:Sturdy and well builtWide and longCONS:HeavyToo tallLast bar is a bear to get into place (which needs to be that way)Depending on the age of the model, rubber feet crumbleI'll cover the negatives first.
Even so, I will be using it every day to sleep on...so I figure that's gotta contribute more toward metal fatigue than if it was solely used for the odd night out camping. So far, so good. Second, it's cheaper than a new bed. That's pretty much obvious. Third, I can move this all by myself, without a moving van or helpers. That's awfully cool. Not only can I maintain my independence, I don't have to absorb the cost of moving it or leaving it behind when service is over.COMFORTABLEI have been sleeping on it without a pad and it is comfortable without one but I think it will be even better with one.
I bought this camp bed and have been extremely disappointed with it. The stabilizing bars at either end are hard to attach and the center leg has buckled after only the third use. With the buckling of the center leg, the joint in the center has begun to collapse as well. I'm not a small woman, but the weight load is supposedly 600 pounds! It doesn't bear anything near that obviously. The frame is cheap and not worth the money. Because I used it twice last summer and once this summer (meaning it has been over a year), I can't return it for replacement.Don't buy this cot!!!!!
I purchased this cot to replace an inflatable bed for car camping and for what I hoped would be a more comfortable bed for deer camp. While much bulkier to carry than the inflatable bed, the cot is worth the space. I stand 6'2&#34;, 280 lbs, and the cot fits me well. There is enough room for two people my size on there, if you were willing to be cozy. This was the hit of deer camp, several people have already ordered one of these for next year.
OMG! When it say XXL it means XXL! This is the BIGGEST cot I've ever seen in my entire LIFE!! I just spent two nights on it. While it wasn't the most comfortable thing I've ever slept on it was SOOO much better than sleeping on the floor or ground! I'm very happy with this purchase! I think the only thing that would improve this cot is to lower it. I'm tall 5'8&#34; and I can't sit on it and have my feet touch the floor, and when I lean forward the cot tips a bit.
I bnought one of these five years ago and got a lot of use out of it. My nephews were jumping up and down on it and were jumping on it from a chair (which I did NOT know at the time) well that broke it. I bought a new one to replace it and can say this new model seems to be more solid, the fabric is tighter and more supportive and comfrotable as heck. As one other reviewer noted, it doesn't breathe so it does collect moisture during the night, and if you are using the matching pad that thing gets soaked.
It helped, but I still just couldn't make this cot comfortable. I'm pretty bummed about this.Size:This cot is a fantastic size (if you aren't stuffing it into a 4 person tent). It really feels like sleeping on a slightly sagged twin bed, as far as size goes.So, I'll keep this and use it when company comes... or loan it out... but I'll not sleep on it again. I'd rather sleep on a going-flat air mattress.
Answer: no