I flop a lot and switch sides that I am sleeping on through out the night. I saw a few concerns of buckling. DO you think I might need to worry?
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I weigh in at 285 and roll around all night. No problems. The only way it could fold up is if you pull up an end rod.
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I am not sure what the weight limit is on the product, but the one relative that slept on it is pretty heavy and like a bull in a china shop. She said she slept great and didn't have any problems. I haven't slept on it myself yet, so I can't give my honest opinion. The product is very well built, seems very sturdy.
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I purchased this cot as a spare bed for guests. Three different people have slept on it and they all said it was comfortable and roomy. I did place mattress padding on it to make it softer. To answer your question, I am not sure because nobody said anything to me about this after they slept on it. But based on the fact that it was physically impossible to click the second horizontal support bar into place at one end, I could see that the cot could have a buckling problem if you tossed and turned a lot. I am just not sure. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
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These are very study. I even sit on the edge with no problem. The xxl large are big and roomy.
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IT WILL NOT BUCKLE... lol.. my husband is a jumbo sized man.. 6'4" and over 320 lbs.. sleeps like a baby on it.. extremely sturdy. I told him that 2 smaller people could snuggle up and sleep on it with no problem..
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I haven't had an issue with it folding over at all. Not sure if that's because it is more rigid, or because it's not large enough for that to happen. The issue I have had with it is that velcros tightly, but not tight enough to keep it from slipping. If I don't move it stays in place but if I am moving around a lot it tends to slide. I think it can easily be fixed with a diy rig or tape, but I haven't tried that yet.
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I am a side sleeper and many of the older memory foam mattresses I have tried were fine if you didn't move at all during the night. The new combination materials that go into the pillow tops offer a different experience altogether. I find this mattress was comfortable for my side style of sleeping. I would also recommend you move this mattress as little as possible. Every time I have moved this mattress it loses more firmness.
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Definitely not. I have tried it. I have personal experience so to answer your question if will flop over every time.
937116
I have never once been bothered by the folds. You really won't notice them. Once you get used to the firmness and decide you like it (if you do) going back to a mattress will be disappointing. You'll be surprised how nice firmness can be.
1008001
I, too, have a "no flip", but not sure about the top of the mattress. In my previous comments, you may notice that I put mine "across" the bed instead of up and down. I am beginning to notice that the side less slept on is higher than the "sleep" side. But theres still no sagging where lower back lays.
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Honestly I sleep comfortably on this nightly. But I think it really depends on who you are. I don't move much and I am 128 lbs and 5"7' I think if you were taller or heavier it would be uncomfortable for you it doesn't support a lot of weight and it is very wide and long either
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None at all, unless balance is an issue for you now I wouldn't be to worried. If the right side was high on a side walk and left side was low on the street, I guess there is a possibility of flipping but all in all, flipping is something I would hold me back from at least trying it out. It seemed very stable to us. My two year old was playing on it. And if she can't flip it over I'd like to meet the person who can because she's the roughest toughest girl I know
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I am having similar problems but I find mine sags to much. I bought it for my back, also.
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The contour is pretty sturdy. I sleep on my side and stomach and do not experience any sort of flattening problems. My eyes are sensitive to anything, so I would notice in the morning if there was pressure.
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The short answer is no. If you could stay on you back all night and not remove it in your sleep, you might be able to do it. Lying on your side would likely disturb the alignment/fit and you would lose protection.
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Bumpy as far as road and sidewalk, ur fine after practice. turning is easy, just need to practice leaning and shifting ur weight properly :) *disclaimer- im tiny, so i am unsure wheather size effects how u respond to the board. This is my personal experience*
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You should be fine, i sleep on it with my partner often so just don't bounce on it and you'll be ok.
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Yes, I think so. I usually rest my weight on it with my elbow and head. Haha. I have a back condition so leaning is something I do very often and it has been very stable for me. Hope it works as well for you.
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Mine turns with the stiffness you want (so it doesn't slip easily) but it's not uncomfortably tight and moves freely when turned. Try working it a bit to see if it just needs the tightness worked out of it. Otherwise you may want to swap it if you think it hurts your ability to freely make adjustments.
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I think whether it stays put or not depends upon whether you are a restless sleeper that tosses and turns or not.
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Ive never had mine upright, because you dont need to flop over.. there is only one side up on that type of mattress... just spin it around.. I have a big headboard and it is cumbersom to change the sheets.. when I try to strech the fitted sheet I have to put a small waste can under the corner so I can use two hands to pull the sheet taught.