Coleman Trailhead II Large Folding Cot with Easy Setup & Takedown, Supports Adults up to 6ft 2in or 300lbs, Great for Camping, Lounging, Elevated Sleeping, Guests, & More
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- Military Camping Cot
- Dimensions
- 7.94 x 5 x 39.5 in
- Weight
- 21.5 lb
- Color
- Grey
- Material
- Alloy Steel, Polyester
- Size
- Full
- In the box
- Cot
Features 6
- Strong cross-bar steel frame
- Supports up to 300 lb
- Max height: 6 ft. 2 in
- Dimensions: 73 x 35 x 17 in
- Folds to fit in most car trunks
- 1-year limited warranty
Description
Lounge comfortably by the pool or avoid sleepless nights on the cold ground with the Coleman Trailhead II Camping Cot. The easy-to-assemble steel cross- bar frame keeps you elevated and supports up to 300 pounds.
Specs 25
| Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Brand | Coleman |
| Size | Full |
| Item Weight | 21.5 pounds |
| Style | Military Camping Cot |
| Brand Name | Coleman |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 53 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year limited warranty. |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Manufacturer | Coleman |
| Additional Features | Portable, Foldable, Collapsible |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| UPC | 076501051353 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Set Name | Single Cot |
| Item Type Name | Cot |
| Model Number | 2000020274 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2000035688 |
| Item Depth | 17 inches |
| Item Dimensions | 7.94 x 5 x 39.5 inches |
| Style Name | Military Camping Cot |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Product Care Instructions | Wipe with Dry Cloth |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel, Polyester |
| Assembly Instructions Description | Instructions included |
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It's not that difficult
Style: Military Camping Cot
I was initially considering not getting this because of all the reviews saying it's impossible to put together even for two people. I'm a 100lb female and don't have very much muscle because I don't exercise or have a physically demanding job. But it took me about 3 minutes to put together by myself. 20 seconds to read the instructions and 2.8 minutes to put it together. To make it easier for yourself, instead of putting one full bar on, put both on half way. I affixed one side of the bar inside of the hole and put the other side next to the other hole. Then for the second bar I did the opposite side in all the way then the other next to the hole. It doesn't require anything fancy to get in or even very much muscle. It's more precision than muscle. It helps to use your leg to stabilize the cot, one arm to push down on the cot and the other arm to pull the bar out. Doing both together helps move the hole into the button on the cot. Don't rush it or you'll overshoot the hole. Just pull it slowly on the bar, push on the cot, and ease both into each other. To take it apart it's much of the same thing except with more emphasis on pushing the bar out and holding the cot in place. I wanted a nice cot that would be strong enough for my pupper and large enough for us to share, but didn't cost $100 or folded a million different ways. It's wide enough to share even though she likes to lay diagonally. She's able to sit and be nosy, stand up and say hi to the neighbors, and lay down to sleep or chew on her toy. It feels sturdy even with both of us on it. I like super soft things so as far as comfort without a cushion, it's hard and not squishy enough for me. I plan on getting a specific cushion for it anyway since I don't want her claws to destroy it. If you like softer this is definitely not good for you without a cushion. Leaving it in direct sunlight will make it feel like a blacktop. I also like to have a lot of extra room. I'm 5'7 and I fit inside of the two end bars. So my head and my feet don't sit on top of the bumps at the ends which is nice. I just received it an hour ago so I can't speak to longevity but so far I'm very impressed for the price. I didn't expect to find anything that would be a good fit for my needs. I don't plan on going camping with this. It's basically just for my dog to not have to lay on the floor on our balcony and so that I can join her occasionally. It is pretty heavy and doesn't seem worth it to carry around for camp. It does feel like it's built like a tank. Even the carrying case was nice quality. This cot seems better as backyard/patio furniture or a pop-up bed for guests to not sleep on the floor, but I might be biased since that's what I intended for it. If you have a car and don't plan on carrying your campsite far this will do just fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2019 by Paco
Good cot
Style: Military Camping Cot
Sturdy cot to sleep on and sit on. My back isn't too easily bothered so it's comfortable enough without a topper currently. It's easy to assemble and disassemble (for the last horizontal pole, lift the cot upright with the horizontal pole on the ground, step on the pole, then lift the cot into place/the last hole). It's small enough to fit into most storage places when folded up. I'd say it's fairly similar to the width of your standard folding lawn chair but just longer in length (have to reiterate - fairly similar - take that with a grain of salt). I anticipate this cot will last a long time but for it's price point, I'm satisfied. Downside to this cot is it's on the heavier side and the fabric will stretch with use (both good and bad). Forgot to add, it may require more even ground for more stablility and maximum comfort.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by Yang
Pretty good cot, takes a bit of force to put tougher.
Style: Military Camping Cot
I bought 4 of these. The packaging boxes were a joke. The boxes they came in were so badly torn they were doing absolutely nothing to protect the content inside. I think the only reason they had the box was so they have a place to stick the shipping label. The cots themselves were pretty sturdy. They fold up neatly taking up little space. And they're relatively comfortable to sleep on compared to air mattresses. We've only slepted on them for two nights but so far no tearing issue like others reported, yet. I can see why there are so many reviews complaining about the last crossbar being very difficult to install but it's designed that way so the canvas stays taut. With a bit of elbow grease I managed to put 3 out of the 4 cots together within minutes using the handle end of my hammer to pry it in. The thickness of the hammer handle fits the gap perfectly to pry the crossbar into place. That is, until I got to the 4th and last cot, it was so tight that even the prying technique I've been having success with isn't working so well any longer. I can now see how one of the reviewer managed to break the plastic end cap that the crossbar fits into. I spent more time on this cot than all 3 other cots combined. It was so tight that after I managed to fit it in place, the crossbar is visibly bowing inward due to the extreme force the canvas top was exerting on it. After putting all four cots together, I can now see why this unit is getting mixed reviews. The crossbar design leaves very little room for error and their manufacturing precision isn't all there yet so it really depends on your luck what type of fit your gonna get. If you get an easy one, a 10 year old could probably do it alone, with the right tool and after some practice of course. Don't expect them to be able to but it together with barehand, boy scout or not. If you get one of the really tight ones, even most adults world find it difficult to put together. Coleman should really think about redesigning the crossbar fitting and make it loose enough to put on by hand and have wing nuts at the ends to stretch out the canvas to make it tight. It shouldn't cost much more to produce and would make the assembly so much easier.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019 by Ken
Comfortable, Sturdy, and Perfect for Family Camping
Style: Military Camping Cot
We now own three of these Coleman Trailhead II cots, which probably says everything you need to know about how much we like them. I use one and two of our kids use them when we go car camping. They're sturdy, roomy, and very comfortable for sleeping. Once you've set one up a couple of times, assembly and takedown become quick and easy. We appreciate being elevated off the ground. Not only is it more comfortable than sleeping directly on a tent floor, but it also gives peace of mind if the tent gets damp or leaks during a storm. Another big bonus is the storage space underneath. We keep duffel bags, shoes, and other gear under the cots, which helps keep the tent organized and gives us more room inside. These are solid, dependable cots that have held up well for our family, and they've made camping much more enjoyable. We'd absolutely buy them again.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Danielle
Does the job
Style: Military Camping Cot
I love this cot. It's reasonably comfortable, sets up fairly easily, and is very strong -- no sagging! That said -- research what you're buying. This is great for camping, especially if you're staying put for more than 1 night. This is NOT a light-weight cot. It is NOT for hiking trips, unless you're setting up a base camp that you're at every night. You do not want to try to haul this thing around. I love it. I knew what I was getting, and this does the job beautifully. I need soft, so I add a thick foam pad to the top. If you like to sleep on a firm surface, you won't need to add anything.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by Erin C.
Easy to Set Up and Comfortable for Cot Sleepers
Style: Military Camping Cot
For those who like sleeping on a cot, this is a great option. It feels sturdy, is good quality, and is easy to assemble. It is way easier to set up than the classic military-style cots, which is a huge plus. It gives you a solid sleeping surface without being overly complicated to put together. Overall, it is a reliable cot and a good choice for camping or extra sleeping space.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by J&L
Huge difficulty for one person to attach the last crossbar but excellent quality otherwise
Style: Military Camping Cot
Strong and solid cot. Excellent quality steel frame and cloth. I should have paid more attention to all the reviews. In addition to the reviews I read, I only viewed one video which showed just minor difficulty in snapping the 2nd crossbar into place. After I received this cot and needed to put it together in a tight space, I watched some more videos. Most of them described a lot of difficulty snapping in that last piece, as well as how hard it was to take apart to collapse. Difficult doesn't begin to describe my experience. I finally used a hammer handle as a makeshift prybar for leverage, and even then it was a huge struggle to snap in the last piece. I don't look forward to trying to take it apart. I'm a bit afraid of injuring myself to be honest. I'm a 5'2" 70+-year-old female, moderately strong. I always dislike it when instructions or reviews mention that assembly would be better (or best) with two people. I don't understand why products intended for one person can't be better engineered to make setup easier if you have to do it solo. I purchased this to put in the front half of my 23-ft vintage camper while a leaky roof in the midsection is being repaired — a semi-emergency situation. Although I would like to fold and unfold it for sleeping because my space is so small, I can't do that easily enough to risk not being able to set it up each night. I am able to turn it on its side temporarily so I can get past it, but it's still an obstruction. When my roof situation is resolved and I can fold up the cot longterm, it is actually very space-efficient when inside the included canvas case. One other review mentioned putting it back in the case was hard to do. At first glance, that's probably true, but I will cross that bridge if I come to it. In retrospect, I should have ordered a narrower cot, however I will keep this. At least it's excellent quality, and will give me a comfortable night's sleep when I add some comforters for padding and warmth. The only other thing I should mention is that there are some odd scratches on the underside of the cloth, and some faint blemishes on the bottom of the carry case. This makes me wonder if it was a return, or if the underside scratches are just from the legs scraping against it when folding/unfolding. Hopefully, the scratches don't compromise the strength of the cloth.
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