Zempire  W Leg Stretcher V2 Camp Cot

This camp cot has been terrific. Staying at Arcadia National Park in June and this cot has been great at the rustic camp sites. Bought two of them and they were very easy and straight forward to assemble. Took longer to unwrap the legs from the great packaging then to assemble. I am 5’9” and 160lb and the material feels sturdy and is plenty long for me. If the temperature is low I still recommend a foam or inflatable insulation pad to keep you warm. Having two people and a 70lb dog in our tent can get cramped, so having these cots that provide storage underneath is a nice perk. The only concern I have with these are the bottom of the legs on the tent floor. I don’t think there needs to be a design change though, using a moving blanket from Harbor Freight is good enough for me.

I bought this last minute for a week long camping trip in Yosemite where the weather was suppose to be cold and rainy. It was comfy and taut. I tend to switch between a side sleeper and front sleeper and didn't find myself falling or sliding off. It did take some strength to set up but I appreciate that as the product will take longer to wear down. I'm 5'7" and fit great on the cot.

Very difficult to put together. I've used it 4 times now, and I was hoping it would get easier as others mentioned. The long poles should be slightly narrower, allowing them to slip through the canvas easier. It's a big struggle to get those poles down the length of the canvas. The black clips securing the legs also always come loose. That said, it's comfortable. I wanted to buy 4 for my family but there is no way I have the patience to set this up 4 times. Not sure why the high reviews!

Was pleased with this when set-up - it’s quite long, very firm (definitely needs a topper), and sturdy, but the setup was really difficult. It was a challenge to get the long poles into the side pockets to start - was a two person job. The stretchers / legs were difficult to fully straighten. I nearly pinched my fingers multiple times extending the bars and getting the clips into place, and several had popped open when I went to disassemble. It took me as long to setup the cot as it did my tent - possibly longer. I also had some concern about the legs damaging my tent floor, and for a for advertised as light it was quite heavy. Unfortunately made the decision to return after one use.

I loved this cot’s comfort and extra big size, however, I returned it after noticing the weight limit is 220 pounds. Kinda weird that the largest cot available handles the least amount of weight, though I guess it makes senses - the larger the canvas the more likely it will stretch under weight? I used it once and there was sag where my seat was. Wish I could have kept it!

Super easy to set up. Comfortable. What's not to like?

Excellent sleeping cot, easy to assemble and pack away in its own bag, sturdy, comfortable, fits larger tents, two person preferably, good materials and did I say comfortable? :) Very impressed with this cot and highly recommend if you are car camping, not so much for backpacking at 12 pounds. First time to slip pole ends in is tight but material will loosen up and it gets easier. Get one!

Bought this about 4 months ago. And have used it on 2 multi-night (3-5 nights) car camping trips inside a Nemo Aurora 2-person tent. Put a Harbor Freight moving blanket on the floor of the tent to protect it from the cot legs/feet damaging the floor. Added an insulated Thermorest sleeping pad (25"wx78"l) on top of the cot, with a sheet, pillow, and blankets on top of that. Slept very cosy! I practiced setting it up at home before doing it for the first time at camp, so I could figure out the best technique. It was very difficult to set up the first time, but has gotten easier. After the first trip, I set it up again at home and just left it set up (so it would stretch out a bit) for like another 1-2 months before the next trip I used it on, and that really seemed to help as it was WAY easier to set up on that second camping trip. There are 5 sets of legs that need to be locked in to set it up. If you were to number the legs #1-5 from top to bottom I think it's easiest to lock them in in the order of 3, 1, 5, 2, 4 (so middle set first, then the far ends, then the last two in-between). And then reverse the order when you are taking it apart. I'm light (about 130 lbs), and the cot feels comfortable and sturdy for me. It's enough off the ground to keep out of potential water in the tent and avoid lumpiness from sticks or rocks, but short enough to fit inside a tent that's not full height. Having a small amount of storage under the cot is nice too (that's where I put the bag for the cot as well as the stuff sacks for my blankets and sleeping pad). The poles/pieces break down small enough that I could set up and take down the cot inside the tent (meaning I didn't have to do it in the open and then try to get it in the tent door). I think this cot is too heavy for backpacking but nice for car camping. I have a small car and appreciate that the transport bag doesn't take up a ton of space. It's kind of heavy though. There is one edge where the seam was sewn in crooked, which makes one of the poles a little awkward to get in, and I noticed a little fraying of the webbing at the end. Not enough of a problem for me to ding points for, but something for me to keep my eyes on moving forward. The quality seems generally nice though.

I do a lot of cold weather camping, and this cot is a game changer! I'm so much cozier sleeping off the ground, it was super easy to assemble and take down, and the carrying case is the proper size (meaning I dont have to fight with the product to get it all back in the bag)!

Bought this for added comfort while camping in state campgrounds. This cot is well-built and sturdy, Easy to assemble/disassemble and a great value. The cot’s length can accommodate those 6+ feet tall comfortably. Bought three of these to use in our 6-person tent!