Would it be decent to sleep on for an extended amout of time like a year or more?
1295710
No. These would not last more than a month with continued use. Not made of the same strength as the ones found in the military.
1295711
I'm 185lbs...and it didn't last one weekend...the thin alum legs are junk..squeaky ..not sturdy at all..spend $20 extra and get a good one from cabelas
1295712
It's pretty comfortable, but that would be up to you. It is as comfortable as any cot I have used.
1295713
As a former soldier who spent four years in Iraq and Afghanistan....no way. This would be cool for the occasional camping trip. No cot is going to be good to sleep on for a year. Even when I was way out in the middle of no where in the desert, the locals sold us two or four inch thick sleeping pads to use, and they couldn't sell us enough. I swear they had people walking through mountains from china, just to sell us sleeping mats. You spend 1/3 of your life sleeping to support the other 2/3. If you are going native, buy or make something to sleep on. A cot is no substitute. Good luck, stay safe, and carry a universal currency. Dollars, or gold/silver. As a former soldier who spent four years in Iraq and Afghanistan....no way. This would be cool for the occasional camping trip. No cot is going to be good to sleep on for a year. Even when I was way out in the middle of no where in the desert, the locals sold us two or four inch thick sleeping pads to use, and they couldn't sell us enough. I swear they had people walking through mountains from china, just to sell us sleeping mats. You spend 1/3 of your life sleeping to support the other 2/3. If you are going native, buy or make something to sleep on. A cot is no substitute. Good luck, stay... » Read More As a former soldier who spent four years in Iraq and Afghanistan....no way. This would be cool for the occasional camping trip. No cot is going to be good to sleep on for a year. Even when I was way out in the middle of no where in the desert, the locals sold us two or four inch thick sleeping pads to use, and they couldn't sell us enough. I swear they had people walking through mountains from china, just to sell us sleeping mats. You spend 1/3 of your life sleeping to support the other 2/3. If you are going native, buy or make something to sleep on. A cot is no substitute. Good luck, stay safe, and carry a universal currency. Dollars, or gold/silver. « Show Less
1295714
In my opinion, not cot is comfortable for a year, but this is better than standard issue cots I have slept on. I would recommend a twin size air mattress to go along with the cot, it'll save your back.
1998873
no not at all, you will be very uncomfortable lol. Unless you sleep on your back.
466888
It depends on what you mean good for sleep. They are bulky so if you sleep on your back, yes. Any other position, maybe quite uncomfortable.
2002976
Not enough to be an issue for me... But then I don't use it to go to sleep.
2021215
Hi. I don't sleep on mine. I just lay on it for about 30 minutes. I find that is enough, to achieve a nice sensation.
1585129
BTW, if you want a firm feel, do not sleep on it for over 48 hrs. If you prefer a more softer feel, under 48. Give it a touch to see.
1210682
Possibly. I don't know the situation as far as where they sleep. If they have an enclosed area, it would work.
2255837
I assume you mean to sleep on? Good question it is pretty long - long enough that my small tent was too small. My best guess is that it would not. Also, it sits fairly high of the ground
2011537
No, it is not. It is very nice to sleep on all night. I stay out of town 20 days a month in nice hotels (Hampton, holiday inn, etc) and I'm still ready to get home in my own bed.
260326
Perhaps....I would suggest applying it before going to bed at night. That way you'll have it on for a longer period of time.
1082514
It's ok for a night or two. I recommend putting a feather bed topper or something similar to help.
269680
I bought mine in July, so it hasn't been a year, but it shows no signs of deterioration. It is very comfortable to sleep on.
815344
That is up to you. You can use it whenever you need it for as long as you can tolerate it. I mostly use mine at bedtime, and have fallen asleep bare-skinned for the entire night. I've woken up with it slightly stuck to my back, but had the best nights sleep! Many people cannot tolerate doing that; my husband can't even take it for 2 minutes. I use it for Lupus myalgia and pain from cervical disks. It has been a God-send.
749942
I don't know what would meet your needs, of course, but I've slept on mine several months and I love it. My wife is pleased, too. I'm a 250# guy and I don't feel like I'm sleeping in a trough at all. We're happy with ours.
781292
yes..remember tho.. allow a day or two for the mattress to air out and to "inflate" to it full size.. sleeps very good!
1613394
Hi Alex,I would say that you're probably safe to fall asleep in these occasionally. The build quality is very impressive, and you do get a 2 year warranty on the M-100's. As long as you don't make a habit out of it, consistently sleeping in these headphones, I'd wager you'll be safe!
780286
Not necessarily. But if you lay down, you may fall asleep and if so, it can be dangerous, since you will have restricted blood flow to your head...