KingCamp 80" Extra Long Portable Folding Cot | 441lb Capacity Lightweight Camping Bed with 7075 Aluminum Frame

We got the first one as a gift, and we loved it so much that we decided to buy a second one! We went camping last weekend, and this cot was just awesome — super comfortable, sturdy, and easy to set up. The quality is really great. My husband and I both loved it, so now we each have our own. Totally recommend it for camping!

I'm 6'2" and 340 lbs. I have broad shoulders and felt comfortable and stable on this cot. I'll use it for a guest bed in my apartment in Manhattan with the addition of a topper. I'm writing more so to help those that came here looking for suggestions on how to breakdown the cot with ease. It's simpler than it seems at first. The buttons to release the leg hinge get very tight after it's been setup and slept on. Just set the cot on it's side with the legs pointed away from you and push down (use your body weight if you need to) on the leg you're trying to collapse. The button will depress and the leg will fold, just as it's designed. That little extra biomechanical advantage goes a long way :). Happy camping!

I am 255 pounds and it fits my arms and elbows well laying flat on my back. The bed is very comfortable as well, hugging the body perfectly! With this being said, I am beyond happy with my purchase. The set up is a bit stiff the first time, after use the cot is easier to assemble. Amazing job!

Loved this.

I purchased the gray 440# cot with the 3 brace and leg assemblies. Avid kayak camper. Weight is not a big factor when your kayak can carry 550#. But size does and despite how big this cot is assembled, it compacts down into a small bag that fits inside the hull nicely. After watching videos on many different cots the #1 complaint was set up and break down time. I gave this my main consideration when making my final decision and found this model to have less seperated parts. 3 leg assemblies with all it's workings incorporated into one piece vs 5 or more short brace assembly and a bunch of seperate legs to install. After a long day on of paddling, I prefer a simple camp set up. This cot sets up quicker when it comes to adding the brace and feet components by a considerable margin, honestly, it's a breeze. Im a "keep it simple stupid" kind of guy and this cot is just that. I use a aqua quest 15×15 tarp and a one pole screen bivy. The cot is a tight fit inside the bivy but works. Im in Florida and a bug mesh is paramount since our state bird is the mosquito. Highly recommend this one over other models. Other styles makes it too complicated. I'm doing a 242 mile river trip on the Suwannee in October. We're taking 24 days off to do it. I would never consider using a backpacking cot because of the daily grind of setting it up and then back down. But I won't mind this one because the time it takes for this is so much faster.

Having camped numerous nights on sleep pads or air mattresses that deflate and leave me sore in my shoulders or hips from sleeping on my side; this King Camp Ultralight cot is a huge relief.
Very comfortable when assembled or slept on by itself, or add a inflatable pad from King Camp.

The biggest challenge is snapping the second half of the leg onto the horizontal rail that runs thru the cot body material. It does require a bit of strength; but if you clamp one side in, hold the cot horizontal with one rail on the ground, and use gravity to help you push on the second leg to connect it onto the rail and secure it with the rotating knob. This technique makes it easier rather than trying to push against tension of the whole leg assembly.

Overall, I would rate this 5 stars given there is a technique/some strength to assemble the cot as a whole and overall comfortable.

Pros: Compact and light
Easy to assemble
So I really struggled to put these up when we got them and I really worried about putting them up when camping but….. once I had a couple of goes these are fantastic. Good strong fabric, really well designed bracing and legs. The trick fit the centre brace first then the top and bottom go in easier. Must note the bracings are still tight but manageable. Four days camping I’m 20st no problems. I wondered if the the legs would bury themselves into the floor but no. Pack away really well everything is a very high quality. Highly recommend.

Lèggerò, compatto e con delle dimensioni ottime per lo stivaggio. Da aperto è ampio solido e con materiali buoni. Qualche problema nel montaggio ma superabili . Soddisfatto dell’acquisto

Just received this KingCamp cot. Box end was a little smooshed... But, everything inside was fine. All pieces received and in good shape. Assembly was pretty simple and straightforward. Like a lot of cots, getting the second side of the legs to lock onto the frame was a bit challenging... However, I suspect this will get easier as the cot material streches. At 6'2" and 270 lbs, the cot was a great size... Longer than I needed and the width seemed perfect to me. Seems perfectly comfortable and I didn't feel any of the cross support bars. The absolute biggest problem I had was getting the buttons pressed in to unlock the legs when packing it back up. The trick was to press the legs slightly towards each other to relieve the pressure. This may also get easier. It will get tested thoroughly on a 5-day trip starting tomorrow. Should I have any issues or additional notes, I will update in the near future.
UPDATE: I had no problems, at all, with the cot. When I found the setup directions (printed inside the bag) they even state to use my steps above to get the buttons to release. I look forward to my next adventure with this... Moto camping.

EZ to set up & take down. Great (small) size when packed.