Only good for a couple camp trips
350891
I bought 4 of these and they worked great the first couple times around. I had to throw away 3 of them as they leaked propane even with the canister on tight and valve off. They wouldn't ignite after a while, and just kept on leaking. It is a fire hazard to keep them around. I am going to be writing to Coleman to let them know of the problems as this can cause some serious injury. I don't know if the valve inside goes bad or what, but they sure didn't last long. Glad I only paid $15 dollars each for them. Good luck to fellow users and watch out for those leaky valves!
893282
The bag itself was okay. The case that you put the bag into however is not. Not only is it not very compressible for camping use, but the straps on the bag fell off then the case started to rip at the bottom. I work at a camp, while hiking to my camp out site my bag fell out the bottom due to the tears and got covered in mud. Definitely not for rugged camping use, okay for a week's camping use or for sleep overs. Definitely would not recommend this bag to anyone at my camp.
3546770
It worked great while camping...I just didn't know how much the bag could actually hold without breaking. Well, I learned that you should only use a bag per day. I used it for two days & added kitty litter to cover odors...and when I took it out the Luggable Loo, it wouldn't zip up and it eventually broke on my feet. Pretty gross experience, but I learned my lesson the second time and it worked great.
691481
Worked great for a short while, but after one camping trip, it stopped working. Replacing the batteries did not help.
3371093
Bought this tent for motorcycle camping in Monterey.  It has its own pro's and cons.  The good news was the price point was low, but for 20$ more you could have gotten a different brand.  So what did I like about it?  It kept me dry, the rainfly worked in a rolling fog, and it withstood 10-15mph gusts.  It performed its function, and I slept in it.  There's enough room to sit up.
What I didn't like- There's no tub.  The floor material is the same sheer tent material as the sides.  One wrong move with shoes on in there and you can tear the floor open.  The rainfly is somewhat awkward to install and gets staked down, it doesn't actually clip on to anything on the tent itself.  The poles don't break down small enough so at the end of the day, the poles have to be strapped to something other than the tent.  The tent comes in a typical 'tent bag'.  Although you can fold it pretty small, its no comparison to something that can break down into a compression sack.
Other than that, I don't regret spending 40$ on it, but I will be returning this one.
3089660
Tent goes up easy, looks fine when tested at home.

NOW - on a camping trip I have to revise my initial review down to one star:

- bottom of tent ripped in about  6 places on set up - ground was not rough at all, or dry, no reason to rip except poor quality tent floor.

- rain fly leaked a little water in during not very heavy rain showers, but not enough rain to be a vacation killer.

- holes in floor leaked water in huge puddles everywhere, we were always mopping up and taping up the holes, water got into everything.

- tent is NOT big enough for 6, no way, unless they plan to sleep like sardines in a can.

- to sleep 3 of us on a queen size air mattress there was NO spare room in this tent for anything else and add to that the water leaking in too.

- ALL the zippers jammed on the windows and door frequently, and THEN the door zipper actually broke, meaning that the door zipper was open in one part about 8 inches ALL THE TIME!

We actually gave up and packed up and came home, and we TOSSED the tent in the trash, it was that awful with all the holes the leaking and the broken zipper.

So easy to set you but to have tossed that in the trash after one use, well, all I can say is you'd be a idiot to read this and then buy this tent - check out how many one star reviews it now has!

We used this on a national park camping trip - real camping - don't buy this if you're a serious camper.
142333
I got this camp cot in September to use after reading reviews that it worked well as a primary bed. I weigh about 100lbs, in less than a month of continual use there was already a tear in the fabric. The fabric was still usable (it can still hold me but it continues to tear as I continue to use it), it's been four months and there are now two tears that grow each time I sleep on it, no matter how careful I am with it. They reside in the areas where there is tension from putting on the side bars.

Like another user said it is hard to put one of the sidebars in, and attempting to force it or readjust it is a pain and risks tearing the fabric further. If you do buy this, I would recommend getting a camping pad or foam mattress as sleeping on it without one has been incredibly painful and caused a lot of back problems.

Overall, I feel lie, it's a sturdy cot, it still holds my weight with no threat of collapsing soon. It is easily transportable, and is ok for camping and short term usage, but there are better and cheaper camping solutions that function as portable bed solutions that will lift you off the ground that would do the job.

I don't think I will be buying or recommending this to my friends and family and regret spending so much money on it. I will probably end up either selling it or simply keeping it as a spare for guests, though it will not be usable to them without some kind of padding. It's more comfortable to sleep on a ground with a japanese futon mattress, or a carpet than it is to sleep on this.
4575394
If you just want a fan and a light that will last one or two camping trips this is it. If you want a quality product look somewhere else. Yes the light turns on and so does the fan but the high switch doesnt stay on endless you hold it down. The plastic housing is VERY cheap and flimsy so don't expect it to last very long. Thought it would be better quality.
712536
Bought for a fesitval to make carrying camping supplies 5 miles easier.

Worked good on the trip in.  The trip out not so much.  The axels bent and caused significant tire bowing.  Then the tires separated and the split and fell off.

The tires will make the area this is assembled and stored in STINK.  The smell would not leave my apartment for months.  Tires might have been brand new and degassing, but that begs they question why the disintegrated on the maiden voyage.
2095958
I purchased this item for a family camping trip, however, it is so small, that it really is only good for a one person camping trip.  Not worth 32.00.  So think again, before purchasing it.
4662764
I have been camping all my life.  From Pacific to Atlantic I've seen the country with my pack and gear in-toe.  Most of my life it has been with The Boyscouts of America.  Camping and outdoor activities is our specialty.  When I found this cot it seemed to be a good purchase, I was wrong.  Out of the bag it was very easy to assemble and the features and amenities which came with it were nice.  After one night it was garbage.  I'm not a small man by any means but at 6'2" 300lbs I fell into the acceptable rating given to this cot.  the legs were bent beyond repair.  the side walls of the channels is exceptionally thin and I was surprised with the lack of quality in the main structural members.  The fabric and stitching was very good but the meat and potatoes of the actual frame is at best, sub par.  Spend more and get a better cot.  Happy camping.
3278057
This gets 3 stars because the phone case is basically only good for one trip, and the small fanny style pack is way too small for much of anything.  The large bag is quite good - spacious, and would be useful while kayaking or other water trekking type sport.
The phone case closing pieces were loose, which you may glue together; but the bigger problem was that the plastic got scratched immediately and the camera was hardly usable in the case.  By the 3rd day it had an indentation around the camera area and was soon going to cut through.  The lanyard also came loose and had to be re-tied.
39541
If you are looking for light good weather camping, this is the one for you.  What is the most annoying about a sleeping bag is not being able to roll it up and put it back in its bag.  Well, it's not the case for this bag.

now the lettering pretty well fell off completely after 1 wash but who cares.. I'm don't need the letters, I just need this thing to keep me warm in cool summer days.
4599927
Do not buy.  They worked great for one hike, but the rubber ripped when I tried to put them on for a second hike.  If you need dependable equipment, look somewhere else.
2504506
Took the ATI Tahoe85 on a weekend trip up Mt. Shasta loaded with about 50 lbs of gear.  Two buckles broke and a strap ripped out after the first day.  Replaced the buckles and sewed the straps, then took it on a 9-day trip in the 100 mile wilderness in Maine. The front loaded compartment was great until the zipper broke on day three.  The side pockets cannot be used if the main cpmpartment is packed.  Both side pocket zippers broke.
  I guess you get what you pay for.  I would not reccommend this pack to anyone.
802006
Purchased 2 of these. The lid on one completely popped off! These are not made to withstand too many camping trips...obviously, it didn't make it to the end of a 1 week camping trip. :-(
1547611
Bought the rolling duffel because it was advertised as waterproof and as a rolling duffel. If you only ever put this on the top of your car and did so VERY carefully, it might last for a while. If you use it for camping or travel it is too flimsy for frequent use. The main duffel is made of vinyl plastic and is subject to puncturing or tearing. There is an outer nylon cover that ties on but it is impractical to use anywhere except on the car top since you won't be able to get to carrying handles with the cover on. So if you need occasional extra luggage space in the form of a car top carrier, this may do the trick. If you're looking for something that can be used for multiple purposes and stand up under moderate to frequent use, spend more and get something sturdier. This absolutely won't do for airline travel.