During testing, it was as comfortable as the slightly higher priced Cabela’s camping cot and, for shorter people, the equivalent to the bulkier, higher-priced Escalade.
I handed the Decathlon Quechua Folding Camping Cot over to some beginner campers at the start of my testing trip of the best camping cots. When I checked back in a short time later, they already had it set up and ready to go. And it’s easy enough to see why: The cot is hassle-free to unfold and includes straight-forward instructions on the inside of the carrying bag. During testing, it was as comfortable as the slightly higher priced Cabela’s camping cot and, for shorter people, the equivalent to the bulkier, higher-priced Escalade. If you’re looking to outfit the entire family with cots (which can run up a hefty price tag), then this one is a no-brainer.