ABORON Camping Cot for Adult 28" Extra Wide, Heavy-Duty 1200D Oxford Cot for Sleeping, Portable Folding Camp Bed with Mat & Carry Bag

So far, so good. Very comfy! My husband is 6’ 3” and I’m 6’0.” We bought them as camping cots. Feel sturdy and ready for summer camping trips! Easy to pop open. Had to consult directions for how to easily close. Comes with a handy carry pouch for packing up. I like how the little cushion hooks onto the edges so it won’t slip off with a fabric envelope top and elastic bands on each corner of the bottom. Now, the true test! Will they be comfy for our 60+ year old bones and a week of tent camping? We shall see! 😊

I’m very happy with my purchase. Very sturdy and comfortable

The cot is surprisingly comfortable. The first few tries opening, it will not stay open. When it finally locks open, it's very sturdy. Comes with a thin mattress filled with lightweight polyester. The stuffing is already balling up. But, it's under two thick comforters for extra padding. If you want a comfortable cot, this one is great. Just expect the mattress to be really cheap.

The ABORON Camping Cot for Adults (28” Extra Wide) is an excellent choice for anyone looking for comfort, durability, and convenience while camping or resting outdoors. The extra-wide design provides plenty of space to stretch out comfortably, making it ideal for adults who want more room than standard cots offer. The heavy-duty 1200D Oxford fabric feels strong and supportive, with no sagging even after extended use. The frame is solid and stable, giving great confidence that it can handle regular use without wobbling or creaking. I was especially impressed with how well it supports weight while still remaining comfortable. One of the best features is the included padded mat, which adds an extra layer of comfort and insulation from the ground. Whether you’re camping, using it as a guest bed, or even for emergency situations, it provides a much better sleep than sleeping directly on the ground. The cot is easy to fold and unfold, and it comes with a carry bag, making it very portable and convenient to store or transport. Despite its sturdy build, it doesn’t feel overly heavy for moving around. Overall, the ABORON Camping Cot is a reliable, comfortable, and well-made product. It’s perfect for camping trips, outdoor adventures, or even indoor use when you need a quick and comfortable sleeping solution. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a durable and spacious camping cot.

I bought this for an upcoming camping trip (July 2026) and will provide an updated review afterwards. BUT, upon first use, lying in my living room LOL, this is an amazingly comfortable cot. Comes already assembled (always nice) and the pad, while at first glance seems a bit shallow, is more than fluffy enough. So far, I’m super happy with this purchase!!

Size is great. Comfort is great. My big complaint is that the legs don't "lock" down and I constantly have to push them back down to the floor, like if I need to get up then come back. It's too much of a hassle to return and try again so we are making it work.

The cots are very sturdy. A little hard to get the middle part pressed down but worked great after using a couple of times. We are over 60 and slept on them several nights in a row. We did add a little foam to put under the cushion because the cushion looks good but not much support for an older person. Overall the cots are great. We are grateful to have them and will be using them quite a bit.

I got really tired of air mattresses when I go camping, or go to stay in Nevada with relatives. Air mattresses always seem to go flat on me. I also decided to purchase this because I am approaching my forties and it is becoming more difficult to get off the ground. My dad does not have an extra guest bedroom with a bed, and he's very reluctant to loan me his expensive hunting cot because I'm almost bigger than he is! I ordered one of these and I really like it. I don't expect the quilted pad to last long. It's like a thick comforter. It's not nearly as fluffy thick as the picture show, much like the other reviews say. It comes packed in a vacuum sealed bag, and you have to let it fluff out. I don't recommend fluffing it in the dryer, as other reviews say it is ruined if you wash it. I have seen other ads recommend dry cleaning it. That's weird, why would you dry clean camp gear? I didn't let that stop me from ordering it. This is a quick set up cot so I can spend more time fishing and stuff. You just pull it apart and squish it up. I can put a better pad on it and still use the quilted pad like a pillow top. Feels just like a bed though if you have some kind of extra foam mattress for it. They sell them on Amazon. It's a game changer. One thing that never should have happened though, when it came it had a weird gross stain on the pillow headrest. It is always a hassle returning big heavy bulky items like this. If I bought it at a local store it would have gone right back. A stain is gross not knowing what it is. It should have never been delivered that way. That was unacceptable. Some hot water and Dawn dish soap, scrubbing with a washcloth remove the stain. It could have been oil from a factory sewing machine or something in the manufacturing. I'm not too worried about it as I use a pad or cover on it anyways. I hate to rate this so low at three stars, but the stain and the quilted pad weren't that great. If it had not come with a stain on it I could have easily rated it four stars. Maybe yours will deliver fine. I can get a 3 inch thick foam pad for $20 at local store. I can cover it with a sleeping bag sheet liner and I'll be in business. Refer to other photos and reviews, they pretty much show what I got. *Update I have slept on this cot for two nights in my living room to try it out. I slept on it like a log, almost got better sleep than I do in my regular bed. I recommend the addition of a foam mattress and the pad it comes with as a pillow top as I show in my pictures. I have added pictures with this update showing an additional foam mattress bright green. It is still comfortable enough for a wonderful nap just the way it comes, but the pictures show a fluffier pad. *Update I had to take my rating back down to three stars. A plastic joint at the point where the frame bars make an X it broke. Screw tore out of the plastic. Attempting to prevent a return, I was able to repair it myself by taking the frame apart by the screws. I was able to repair the plastic joint and I put it all back together. I expect another one to break if I'm not careful. I got to go ahead and say this cot is probably not as good as I thought. It's cheap all the way around and the only thing I can say is the weight limit is falsely advertised as well as the quilted pads fluffiness. The only part that seems to be accurate is the cloth part of the cot. Even though I totally repaired it, I may return it after all. I haven't decided

comfortable

Easy to put up, comes with mat. I'm 6'5" and North of 270 pounds, and each of the three I ordered held my weight and height with eae. Definitely recommend as convenient for guests staying over.

Ease to set up size

Very comfortable and sturdy.

I bought two of these cots to take camping. I set them up inside my living room to test them both out. I had read a review before buying that mentioned flipping the cot upside down when setting it up if you don’t feel strong enough to set the bars in place. This tip worked well for me. Once the bars were pushed in place I flipped it back over and put the mattress pad on it. The mattress pad is just that… a pad. Not an actual mattress, which is fine by me. Someone else may prefer to put a small mattress on it instead. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 was the quality of sewing on one of the mattress pads. One pad was perfect and the second one was, less than perfect. Messy threads sticking out, bunched up padding in one spot, twisted fabric, plus missing a handle on the storage bag. 🤦🏼‍♀️ It looks like it was made in a rush, at the end of the day, before a long weekend begins. 😂 Not a big deal, it’s still works well, just doesn’t look quite as nice as the first one and I will have to make some type of carrying handle for the storage bag. The width is also fine for me. Any wider and I think it would be difficult for me to lug around. The first pic shows the messy threads. The second pic shows one side should be all blue and one side all grey. The blue side is sewn in a twisted way that also shows quite a bit of grey material, so I decided to flip it over and use the grey side instead. The third pic shows where the bunched up padding is toward the centre. It’s not really that bad, but noticeable. Fourth pic shows the two storage bags side by side. One with a handle and one without. As I said earlier, the first cot had a mattress pad that was sewn perfectly.