Coleman Convertible Cot and Lounge Chair with 6 Reclining and Folding Positions

I am very Happy with this purchase and it was really fast arriving at my home. I have limited income and wanted an outdoor chaise lounge but they all were too expensive. This is very durable and easy to transport. I put a cushion on it I also bought at Walmart for a great sale price and I have what I wanted.

Thisnis a fairly inexpensive chaise lounge and looks great! You can also fold it up for storage, which is good, because it did not say anywhere if it was waterproof or not, so I called the company and they said it was not waterproof. Another great thing about this chair is that absolutely no assembly required!!! You just take it right out of the box and it's ready to go!

I needed a spare bed and almost bought a Simmons Beauty Sleep. But I saw that the Converta cot was half the price and could fold like a lounger as well. I have had great success with the Coleman brand, so decided to give it a try. This cot goes WELL beyond meeting my expectations. It is lightweight, easy to move around and store and is AMAZINGLY comfortable. You won't believe what a great bargain you've gotten when you purchase this cot. Seriously.

I prefer to sunbathe lying down. Previously I could get by just using an old blanket on my smooth concrete driveway, but since I moved into an apartment the parking lot here is part asphalt / part gravel, and is entirely too rough to lay down upon. Most lawn/garden/patio type chaise loungers I researched were too heavy and clumsy to have to physically carry from the apartment unit all the way down to the parking lot. This Coleman "cot" works like a charm for sunbathing outdoors. The hollow frame tubing and it's connective fittings are surprisingly sturdy considering their light weight. Now if I could only actually find a good lookin' babe to sunbathe with, I'd be all set.

This is the second Converta Cot that I have purchased. The first one met an untimely end (through no fault of its own, and totally unrelated to the product itself). I was happy to replace it this year, & use it like I would an outside chaise lounge but for a lot less money. I take off the cushion when it's not in use, but if the cot itself inadvertently gets rained (or this year, snowed) upon, it is durable enough to dry out fairly quickly & remains usable. It is so comfortable! For those pet-owners out there, my high-spirited dog loves it, also, & it can stand up to Fido's antics.

Cot is well made and works well. Would be helpful to have instructions for adapter kit and how to adjust height, including tips to avoid finger injury, given recall--but figured it out. Slept with a light thermorest; very comfortable.

Check the measurements - this cot is not very wide. It works for a smaller person but don't expect to turn over. This is pretty much a slightly upgraded sun-tanning chair. It folds just like a beach chair so it is large to travel and does not have a carrying case. But it is very light and can be set up in seconds. Additionally, it can be used as a chair which is nice. It's the right product for certain occasions but I would not recommend it for long trips or larger people.

Overall a good value for the money. As others have mentioned, the cot becomes quite noisy if you move around while on it. The fabric rubs against the frame creating loud squeaking sounds. Not for everyone if you are a light sleeper. Cot relatively light and sturdy. Also versatile.

For the price the Coleman Converta Cot cannot be beat! However, don't expect much from this cot in terms of comfort or fold out easy. Yes, this product is already "put together" for you, which makes our lives much less complicated but the fold out process as well as it's stability for the legs are not of the best quality. When laying this cot out the legs can sometimes fold back under... so you really have to make sure the legs are set into place good before sitting/laying down on it or IT WILL FOLD UP ON YOU! The designers of the Converta could have use another fold down leg for the head to make this cot more stable and a snap-into-place design to keep the legs in place. The cot's canopy like bedding material is pulled very tight and extremely firm (obviously to hold a 225 lb. person), which makes for a nosy night if you toss and turn alot. Plus, the firmness isn't that noticeable the first few minutes after laying down, but after a full night's rest you're going to be stiff and sore (in my opinion, the ground was more comfortable). So, I would suggest putting down some blankets, mattress and/or a good sleeping pad under you to make it more comfortable. On the good side, it's cheap, decently made (for the price), solid framework (once the legs are in place), surprisingly light (but awkward to carry) and very spacious. Overall, it's not too shabby for the price, but you DO get what you pay for! :)

Seems to be okay. Not the easiest to operate. But seems like it will do the job. I wish there was a cushion made for it.