Outsunny 2 Person Cot Tent, 4-in-1 Elevated Tent Camping Bed Combo with Air Mattress, Bed Cover, Foot Pump, Folding Off Ground Camp Cot for Hiking, Backpacking

Revised: Camp cot and tent were sturdy but difficult to assemble the first time. Nothing is marked and had to use trial and error to figure out what goes where and the order to assemble. Instructions were brief and abbreviated. It comes with a hand-bellow to inflate, which is helpful if you're camping without electricity. The air mattress arrived damaged but seller promptly replaced it.

This is outstanding!!! Easy to assemble and disassemble. The only downside, Im 6'1" so I have to lay in an angle (thats on me for being tall), BUT over all it is fantastic!!

Tent is functional. Decent enough quality. It’s a bit bulky and the mattress lasted a few times but once it started to leak there was no stopping it

super comfortable and off ground protected by bugs.

Very poor instructions for a first time camper. Instructions do not explain which parts to assemble first, etc. nor do they mention you must put the tent poles into the top bracket before you insert them into the cot. It's impossible to assemble this tent in the reverse order. Assembly takes two strong persons as the cot end braces fits very tight. Perhaps they will loosen after use. My disabled daughter and my 81 year old self cannot assemble this cot tent without assistance. Material and workmanship are good but it's unknown how durable they will be.

We use one time but is very easy to installed and it is very comfortable

The seller is not lying when they say not to use this in inclement weather. It's a lovely tent to use during Sunny and clear weather! If you're going to try and use this and you think it may rain, I suggest that you cover it with a tarp setup. If you still get wet, then that's on you, because the instructions clearly state that this tent should not be used in inclement weather. All in all, I am happy with my purchase. I do not recommend two people over 250 lb. Try to share this tent. The weight limit is 500 pounds, and I would stick to that. They also do not recommend that you try to use this tent solo, my family is on the larger side, So we slept diagonally in these tents, solo and we were okay. If you are not on the larger side, Then I recommend two people per tent. I got this size so that we can comfortably share our tents, with our pets, with no problem. The single size is too small for one adult human, and 2 cats or one adult human and 2 toy poodles to share.

Just received the tent, and chose to test set it up in my living room. the lighting wasn't the best, and there was somewhat limited room - not unlike some campsite setups. Besides, it was raining out! Thoughts: - Instructions for assembling the cot frame are good, but there is a tab on the hinge on the folding frame end rails that the instructions don't mention. I inserted it so that the tab goes under the center section of the cot frame. Seems to work. - Pole insert instructions: you're kinda on your own. If you've never assembled a tension pole tent before, practice this before you're at a campsite with it getting dark (or rain coming)... Note that the end of the pole(s) with the bend connector goes toward the bottom corners of the tent. there are no instructions telling you that. - The corners of the tent use elastic bands to fasten it to the cot, and the elastic is kinda cheap. I've seen this stuff fail after about three outings. Good idea to replace it with bungee cord, or at least better elastic. Even Velcro would be better. - It does not have a rain fly. No issue to me, because I always have multiple tarps with any camping trip, but you may find this info useful. - The cot is a wee bit heavy. This is not a backpacking tent, but when is a cot tent ever? The cot frame appears to be solid for two, or one with gear. The cot is easily movable when assembled, and the same with the tent installed on it. I would not consider this to be a harsh weather tent. Then again, I had no expectations of that when I ordered it. With a tarp for a rainfly, you should be good for a summer shower. Again, this is not a high-end tent, but then it's not $500+ either. For me, it gets me up in the air, and with an artificial hip now, my days of camping on the ground are pretty well over, even with an insulated groundcloth.