Coleman Mantis Space-Saving Outdoor Camp Furniture, Chair/Cot/Table More Storage Space Than Normal, Great for Camping, Tailgating, Backyard, & More, Carry Bag Included

Folds up small and assembles quickly and easily. Very sturdy

Great for camping. This is our second one, loved the first.

I purchased this cot to use during a move. When it first arrived several days ago, I set it up to check it out and make sure it was as easy as they say. It was. Stretched out on our to test for comfort. Then I stored it away until I needed it.Yesterday, the movers came and packed away all my belongings, so I set up the cot for my temporary bed. At first, all seemed well. But after about an hour I noticed a sound that I assumed was the fabric of the cot stretching on the frame. It was not. A moment later, an entire corner of the cot collapsed.I set it up again and this time it collapsed almost immediately. I'm well under the maximum rated weight for the cot, so I can only assume I got a lemon. Either way, I'm returning. I'd rather pay more to get something I know will do what it's meant to

A real pain to set up and would not have bought it if I had seen it in person. Used it on one camping trip so far .

Bought it on sale so it was worth the sale price. I’m not sure if I’d pay full price for it. Even so, it’s surprisingly nice and study.There is slight sag when items are on top because of the way top folds and only stiffen by two bars and legs spreading those bars apart.Legs feel solid for being hollow tubes. Haven’t tested the cup holders on the side hubs yet though.Table with carrying case just came in brown Amazon box with no packaging. Only instructions are images printed on carrying bag. Fairly self explanatory and took less than 5mins to assemble first time. Took it down in less than two minutes and packed away once I knew how to assemble it.Weight was unexpected, but not overly heavy. Pros and cons to that.

I really like the design. I like it enough that I could get over the ugly color scheme. BUUUUUUUT..... the implementation is where great products go to die, and die this product must.First of all, the table surface is way too flexible. I don't understand why they couldn't have used aluminum plates or some such. As it is, the utility of this table is extremely limited by the choice of materials. Maybe they cheaped out on the surface because they didn't want to add even more weight. because it is heavy. It is heavy because the legs/frame are made of steel. While I appreciate the stability this offers, it isn't needed because the surface is comparably flimsy.I'm sure there is some poor product engineer up to Coleman that cries himself to sleep each night knowing that they designed an excellent product that middle management "fixed".Oh and those cup holders? WTF, no!Overall, this is an overly weighted solution for a light weight table. Coleman once again shows us something that could have been a game changer and does it in the worst possible way.

This thing is so clever. The instructions were missing for assembly however after a while of trial and error I figured it out. Whoever put this together designed some really clever features. The fold out cup holder hubs excellent. The tension before you assemble the rods it’s very clever. Unfortunately that’s what stumped me as far as assembly because I thought I ordered a tall table and it’s very wide until you figure out that you have to pull it together.

Easy to assemble, holds a lot of weight for it's size...I use it for plein air painting in the field.