ONETIGRIS SUPRANUBIS Camping Cot, High/Low Options, Sturdy Support 330lbs

Great product. Works as advertised. Slept comfortably. Little bit of time to assemble to full height, but pretty straightforward. Packs down to a very manageable car camping size & weight is easy to carry. (Not backpacking weight.) Fit & finish was like that of a more expensive product & was sturdy to sleep on.

I have spent many years sleeping on the ground, clearing branches and rocks away from my sleeping area, bending down and struggling to get back up off the sleeping mat in the middle of the night, worrying that some twig or sharp rock might pop the expensive air mattress upon which I sleep, trying to be overly careful not to flick any dirt or debris into my sleeping bag when climbing in for the night. I figured it was time to try another approach. Sure, this isn't likely to be an accessory carried in a pack for 20 miles on up the trail, but it isn't all that heavy, and short trips shouldn't be too much of a burden. It is a little heavier than other companies, but that is mostly do to the robust strength and quality of the cot. I absolutely love the stability. It isn't flimsy. It is stable. When I sit on it, there is barely any sag. The cot is tight. And now, I can better prepare before getting into the sack. There is far less wear and tear on my air mattress. And best of all, I sleep far more comfortably. Far fewer aches and pains. And for such a considerably lower cost. Pretty much a no-brainer. There hasn't been a moment of regret. And this Onetigris cot easily supported my 6' 5" 220 lbs. frame. Even though my feet slightly hung over the end, it wasn't much of an issue since the air mattress was mostly supported by the cot and once I was in the bag, I didn't notice. I would caution, however, that you be careful to sit near the middle and not the end where they leg supports cannot stop it from tipping. This only happened to me a couple times when I wasn't paying attention, but that's physics. I'd buy again. In fact, I purchased more for the whole family. So far, its proven durable after many campouts. As far as setting it up, that can be a pain until you master the technique of applying almost no downward pressure when clamping the cot tight. I find it easiest to place my thumb on the the clamp, my fingers around the support bar that runs along the side of the cot, then I pinch or pull the support bar toward the clamp as I start to squeeze it shut. Once the clamp is squeezed about an inch, I can let go from pinching/pulling and use both hands to fully lock the clamp. As I said, it can be frustrating if you haven't done it before, and it's probably best to practice many times in the living room before venturing out into the wild. I had my young daughter practicing it the other night, and I tell you, it takes a little bit of strength to fully clamp down the supports, but as frustrating as it might be in the beginning, it only adds to the comfort of its setup and the tautness of the canvas. She was able to get it done, and after working through it a half-dozen times, her frustration ceased and she was excited to take it out on her camping trip this afternoon. All in all, I'm incredibly happy from this purchase. And to top it all off, it easily breaks down and rolls up to fit into the carry sack. I look forward to many years of use with the Onetigris folding cot.

I found this cot after watching a youtube video, and the tester gave a very thorough review and test, and I was impressed. My personal impressions are very similar! It's well built, no loose threads and the stitching looks to be of very high quality. The frame isn't chinzy, it's light but very sturdy, and holds my 250lbs without issues so far. The fabric is easy to maintain, just a quick wipe with a damp cloth and it's clean. It also appears to be waterproof, I spilled my water on it, and it just beaded up and ran off! I love the compactness of it, it fit right back into it's storage bag without having to wrestle with it. So far, I've not experienced any excessive stretching of the fabric, it's still nice and taut after several uses. The adjustability of the legs is very handy, I use the longer legs when tent camping, but I can leave them off when using it inside my Excursion, it's actually one of my favorite features! Also on that note, the height with the longer legs is very nice, I can sit on it and my legs are neither hanging like a little kid on a tall chair, nor do I feel like I'm squatting with my knees in my chest. Overall, this is probably the best cot I've ever slept on, and I would definitely recommend this product!

It's a cot. Primarily used for camping situations, but you could use it anywhere you need a quick, temporary sleeping solution, or even as a bench seat. There is a bit of assembly required, and some of it requires putting tension on the cross bars. I put it together in 15 minutes without even reading the instructions. The cot can sit at two levels, high with the legs, or lower without the legs and is quite sturdy once together. Disassembly is even easier and everything fits back into the carrying case, which has convenient instructions sewn inside of it. The canvas material is light weight and easy to clean if it gets any spills. There is a convenient hanging pocket and a larger netting shelf underneath to store some items, though they are only practical when up on the legs. Being a cot you're probably going to want a sleeping pad on top of this and some blankets to keep warm, so be sure to bring some along. The length and width is good for an average sized adult, excellent for a child or even a dog or two. I'm happy with the cot and the price I paid, that this cot packs down to a small and light bundle, and happy to recommend it.

This cot was a little small for my needs, the length is great but its a little narrow if you're plus sized. I'm 6'1 and 300 lbs. the length was great but I didn't fit well side to side. It's extremely comfortable despite the fit and would probably be amazing for someone in better shape than me. It folds down very compact, it takes up about a 1/3 of the space of the standard Walmart camp chair. Set up is kind of simple, the mechanics are easy to figure out, but if you aren't strong the tensioners seem like a nightmare, my wife really struggled to get them locked in. The frame is aircraft grade aluminum and the canvas is well stitched, it seems very durable

Nice camp cot. Packs down fairly small and able to fit into north face duffle bag with a good all my sleeping gear. Comfortable but I also use a pad with it. Like the 2 hight option. Do wish it had support across the top and bottom. Am 5'11" and 220lbs and have used this on a lot of 6 day camping trips. No issues. Does take a little while to assemble

I've been extremely satisfied with the design and quality of the Supranubis cot. This model is an excellent choice for car campers who need a reliable, comfortable, and space-efficient sleeping platform. Durability and Stability: This cot is slightly heavier than some other comparably designed cots I've seen, but that extra weight is immediately justified by its rock-solid feel and superior stability. It feels genuinely built to last, giving confidence in its long-term durability. It also comes with a better quality carry case than many other brands, ensuring the cot is protected during transport. Portability and Efficiency: The design, which utilizes only three sets of legs, makes the Supranubis remarkably fast to set up and take down. This ease of assembly is perfect for minimizing camp chores. The compact footprint also helps it save valuable space inside your tent. Additionally, the 3-leg configuration creates wide, unobstructed space underneath the cot, allowing you to easily store a large duffel bag or other gear out of the way. Comfort: For extra comfort and insulation, we use a thin camp pad on top of the cot. However, thanks to the tautness and sturdy construction, it would certainly work fine without one as well, providing a reliable off-ground sleeping surface. Verdict: If you prioritize durability, quick setup, and efficient space management while car camping, the Supranubis cot is an outstanding investment. Its sturdy materials and quality construction deliver reliable comfort night after night.

Compact, lightweight, and easy to set up. It’s also sturdy, with a pretty cool organization pouch on the side. The net on the bottom is also great for storage, it’s a feature that you didn’t know you wanted or needed, until it was already thoughtfully there. All in all, nothing else I could ask for in a cot. I’m small, and even I can set this up without any help from my husband. He’s 160lbs, and can sleep on it comfortably, no problem. I also really love the quality of the cot. Does not feel flimsy. The one minor gripe, and it really is minor, the legs attach to the cot one at a time, so it takes longer than I’d like to attach, but this is by no means a deal breaker. This is excellent and affordable. It’s a “must bring” every time we go camping!

Brilliant when you put this bed together dont di it standing up like i did that doesn't work and thanks to the You tube video I watched it was easy peasy the bed needs to be on the ground flat takes seconds to put up and take down!! Comfy 2!! Takes my weight!!

I have slept countless nights on a traditional army cot. A new job has me taking weight and portability into the equation, so this seemed like a solid choice. My first trip out with it, where I spent around 3 weeks sleeping on it was very successful. It is extraordinarily lightweight for a full size and full height cot, and packs very small into the convenient carrying bag. It's quite comfortable to sleep on, not quite as good as the army cot but definitely surpassed my expectations. No issues with durability, I am 6ft1 and 240lbs and it held up fantastic. The minor downsides; setting it up is a process. Not awful once you do it a few times and learn all the steps, but even at it's fastest it will probably take 2-3x as long as a traditional army cot. I don't see any way around this because of the nature of the design, but it's worth mentioning. Comfort wise, I feel like it could really use a top and bottom cross bar of some kind to tense up the fabric at your head and feet. There is a slight feeling of your head sinking around the neck, barely noticeable but I would be happy with a few ounces of extra weight to counter this. And finally, just make sure no one accidentally sits at the head or the foot of the cot, as they will surely flip the entire thing and probably break something. Again, I'm sure it's nature of the design but still worth the warning. Overall, it's a very well designed product and I would recommend it for the use cases where you need a cot but can't manage the weight of most other designs. It's still quite heavy for backpacking, but awesome if you need to fly with it, or pack it on a motorcycle/atv/snowmobile/etc.

Vraiment conforme à mes attentes. Format et poids. Montage très facile. Je suggère utiliser un tapis de sol pour le confort final!

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I haven't used this in a setting outside of my livingroom yet but I felt that I needed to leave a review. This is SOLID. I'm 105KG and 6ft tall, this didn't even creak. I thought that with the extended legs, I would feel them flex a bit but still, solid. It packs small enough for what it is and set up was straightforward. It has good floor clearance in both settings and was comfortable. Normally I find these rock solid but this was a perfect blend of sturdy and flexible. It was a good length and width for me. I plan on getting a second one in order to put a matress across them for glamping, but even by itself, it's perfect. I don't want them to sell out but seriously, worth a buy