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Question: Longer end bar uneven.... Why? Can someone please enlighten me on why one of the end bars is longer and the holes are not the same distance from the ends of the bar?  This results in one corner of the cot having a strange asymmetry to the other corners with the bar sticking way out.I would've thought it was a production error if not for the picture in the instructions that shows the same thing... Which makes me think there must be a function for having it that way...?
Document: I didn't need to read the instructions, thought it was very straight-forward. As a few others have mentioned, the tricky part if anything is the last bit where you have to get the end bar locked in place to secure the cot. It was good that one of the bar is longer so that the extra length can be used as leverage when securing. As a piece of advice, I totally recommend using your feet to leverage against the bar as opposed to using your two hands. I've pinched my fingers a few times (at least I didn't lose a finger) trying to get the bar in place.Hope this review helped!
Then you can more easily attach the second bar.Some reviewers remark about one bar being longer than the other, and the hole isn't at the end of the bar. ***One of the end bars is intentionally longer, and has the hole drilled further from the end than the other holes on the end bars. This extra length provides the user with something to grab when attaching the second end bar, to give you leverage and avoid pinching your fingers. ***Some find it is too firm. Yes, it's a cot, not a bed.
There is only one thing that's tricky in the setup: the fabric forming the bed is already attached to the frame, so you don't have to do anything to it during setup and packing. But the final step in setup involves pulling the fabric tight and fastening one of the fabric ends over one of the end bars. This step can be a little cumbersome as you have to pull it tight and loop the fabric over the bar and attach back on to a Velcro strip. It does work, very well in fact, and carries my weight without issue.
I borrowed a cot from a friend, Rio Adventure I think is the brand. Much bigger and sturdier than this cot. I wasn't able to find it online for overnight delivery so I bought this one thinking it looked similar. It's not. This has bars with little holes in them that fit into a peg. It's not as sturdy as the other design with the bar sliding down into a slot. If I ever buy another, I will skip this brand. It's adequate and gets the job done, but there's better out there.
ordered this cot for a teen guest. Nice & firm, strong, comfortable--but, one corner post is about 4inches longer than the other 3 corners! it sticks out so the boys have bumped their leg on it. Strange that it has that extra length, with no apparent reason. Otherwise, great cot for the price!
I knew something wasn't right when my shoulder blades were hitting the bars. It does have a carrying bag, and the ends velcro to make it a little easier to get the cross bars on. Those who have ever had to assemble a highly used military cot know that you usually need another bar or a crow-bar to get that last cross bar in. The max weight is 250, and I believe it. I weigh 200 pounds, and I certainly would not feel comfortable sitting on this thing along with my pack and other items for fear that I might be skewered if this thing were to buckle.Overall, for fifty bucks, you might give this to your kids to go camping twice a year, but if plan on building an underground compound, stockpiling weapons and supplies and waiting for the system to collapse, I would suggest going to e-bay and buying a genuine US issue military cot for around $75.
I thought I would save a little and order this cot "Used - Like New, item may come repackaged". It was free shipping and came within a business week. Upon opening the box, this cot has 3 parts listed on its Parts List:  1) folding cot and frame 2)short header bar 3) long header bar. To my amazement(I say amazement because I rarely am surprised, but am constantly amazed)this shipment was missing 2 of the 3 parts! The 2 header bars (they are the cross bars that hold the cot open at either end) were not packed.
My therm-a-rest pad fits well on this and I don't feel the side bars at all when on my side but I could see it being a problem for someone much taller than me. However that person might also want a longer cot to begin with.
Texsport Deluxe Folding Camp CotWhen the cot arrived, I did not waste time in setting it up only to discover that one of its legs was improperly riveted. The mistake made one of the legs longer thus, the lock bar on that end could not fit the hole. What a waste of time. Good that Amazon promptly refunded me as soon as I sent the item back.
I purchased three of these and have used them twice now. They are light and easy to assemble and are very compact when in their storage bags. The cot sleeping surface is taut and comfortable. So much better than a mattress because you can store things under the cot giving you more space in a tent. The cot unfolds easily and there are only two bars on each end to attach. They need to be attached in the correct order as one is a little longer because it is used to get the cot taut.
Answer: no