How does the frame handle when tenting on uneven ground?
286419
I weigh roughly 260 and my fiancé weighs about 350. We have used this cot for everything. It has held us camping on uneven ground for days on end and the frame never even groaned. We do a lot of camping with horses and it holds up to wear and tear really well. have thoroughly enjoyed it. We also slept on it for about 2 weeks when we moved into our house before our mattress was delivered. It will be worth every cent you spend.
286420
Not terrible, I camped for a week last year on it and shared it with my 3 year old son. We were the last to arrive so naturally we were the last to be able to get an ideal spot. We had to pitch our tent on a downward slant. The frame held up fine and there were no issues, except getting in and out. It would tilt according the weight placement, but sleeping was fine, no constant bouncing up and down everyone someone rolled over. But then again it was just me and a 37lb child. I'm a 5'10" female that is neither underweight nor overweight...not sure how two adults in it would be...but if you know any single males with a good job, enjoys camping, and likes kids that talk in their sleep, let me know! Not terrible, I camped for a week last year on it and shared it with my 3 year old son. We were the last to arrive so naturally we were the last to be able to get an ideal spot. We had to pitch our tent on a downward slant. The frame held up fine and there were no issues, except getting in and out. It would tilt according the weight placement, but sleeping was fine, no constant bouncing up and down everyone someone rolled over. But then again it was just me and a 37lb child. I'm a 5'10" female that is neither underweight nor overweight...not sure how two adults in it would be...but if... » Read More Not terrible, I camped for a week last year on it and shared it with my 3 year old son. We were the last to arrive so naturally we were the last to be able to get an ideal spot. We had to pitch our tent on a downward slant. The frame held up fine and there were no issues, except getting in and out. It would tilt according the weight placement, but sleeping was fine, no constant bouncing up and down everyone someone rolled over. But then again it was just me and a 37lb child. I'm a 5'10" female that is neither underweight nor overweight...not sure how two adults in it would be...but if you know any single males with a good job, enjoys camping, and likes kids that talk in their sleep, let me know! « Show Less
286421
We actually don't use it for camping. We use it as an airbed in our home for when we have extra visitors. If I had to take a guess, I would say it would be fine on slightly uneven ground, it's pretty sturdy. Worst case scenario, wedging something underneath the stability poles might do the trick.
286422
Slightly uneven ground not a problem at all, the frame is like an Accordian when you stretch it out it has some give to it. My husband and I are big people and we had no problems with it.
286423
I weigh roughly 260 and my fianc weighs about 350. We have used this cot for everything. It has held us camping on uneven ground for days on end and the frame never even groaned. We do a lot of camping with horses and it holds up to wear and tear really well. have thoroughly enjoyed it. We also slept on it for about 2 weeks when we moved into our house before our mattress was delivered. It will be worth every cent you spend.
625081
I used it for a week straight, setting it up and taking it down every morning and evening. I had no problems with the tent floor, or the cot. Just double check the dimensions because the cot is quite large.
747386
With the three legs it's very stable.The legs adjust individually so it's stable even on uneven ground.
1900633
Just used this tent for the first time. (Outfitter model). I would say the floor was above average in durability. It wasn't rubberized or super thick or anything, but you can tell it was a tougher material and will last a long time. I loved the tent and would highly recommend the outfitter model. Easy setup too.
38983
It can hold a lot of weight for sure over 350+ but there is a bar that separates the right side from the left. What I did not like about it was when one person on the left would move ( or vice versa) the other person on the right would shift. It is not ideal. Would be great if not for the bar in the middle. Oh and if using in a tent put a blanket down under it cause it will put a hole in the floor of your tent. Hope this helps.
1067831
very little to no sag. has three legs as pictured... it is very sturdy and well built but a bear though, heavy, awkward to assemble, you need a big tent to set it up in or do it outside and bring in. Takes camping to a new level, I will never sleep on the ground or air-mattress again.
1273708
You can put the tent up very quickly. The frame is an accordion style which means you just simply open and close it. Please let us know if you have additional questions.
1616031
I gave this Trike to my Grandson and he loves it. They have a grassy backyard where it seems to work fine, in spite of the uneven surface. He also rides in on the sidewalk, while not the same as pavers, there are numerous gaps and bumps which it seems to handle with no problems. I think the wheels are big enough that they should be able to handle pavers as well.
333397
I believe it can. The screen material is backed with a heavy canvas and the poles are very sturdy and heavy. You may want to add rope supports with tent stakes to reduce movement from the top edge of the frame. It should be fine.
64941
It's easy. Just have to insert two "bending poles" through holes on the outside of the tent. It will secure the tent up.
1323912
Simple way to adjust to uneven ground is to hold the tripod up and depress the trigger while getting it into position, It will level itself' and release the trigger and you're all set.
1700725
I have not had any problems at all with it, the frame seems fine. However, I have it in the AC where humidity is not a problem. If it were in a humid environment, it might be an issue.
1078309
The legs lower/raise with a ring you pull out. The same for the top of the tent. It was very easy for my wife to use - other farmer's market vendors were jealous of how easily it worked. The all steel one we got was too heavy to move; we wish we'd have gotten the lighter all-aluminum framed one.
2233188
Dear Jamie,Good day. Cherry here.Many thanks for your interests in our product. Actually it's better to set this tent on the grass ground. By the way, in order to make it stronger,you may need to use some sand bags or weights when bad weather. Hope you can understand.If anything else needs our help then,just contact us freely.Nice dayCherry
334553
4stakes, one on each corner. 8 if its windy, there is loops on the corners and middle too. Drive stakes inward towards tent to prevent from pulling up
16973
Once you put the canopy on the frame and loop the straps over the eyebolts at the bottom of the legs, it will hold together very well. Mine blew off my deck in a strong windstorm because I didn't have it secured down. It stayed completely together in spite of rolling several times. Much easier putting up with 2 people, but you can do it alone.
1898416
It handles slightly uneven terrain well. My yard has some big holes and a few slopes that it can take care of with little problem. I might have to go over a spot or two a second time hre and there, but over all no problems.