AkiiGer Folding Camping Cot for Adults with Mosquito Net(Includes Stands), Portable Travel Camp Cot, Outdoor Sleeping Cot for Summer & Autumn, 700 Lbs, Grey

This cot itself is fairly durable it unfolds easily and folds back up well, but it barely fits in its bag. I had to peel the bag off inside out like a banana peel to get the cot out of its bag. The cot is sturdy and comfortable.Now for the mosquito net…This net comes with a freestanding frame. It is quite involved to put together and the poles are very lightweight. They don't seem very durable. They come with fabric tie wraps to hold the mosquito net in place which does not make it a good option for camping or travel. This may be a better option for a more permanent installation in a location where there are not screens on the windows.This mosquito net frame has plastic feet that rest on the floor with the frame sticking above the cot itself. The mosquito net frame does not attach to the cot in any way and it is not sturdy at all. The poles are completely separate, and each is labeled either length, width, or height with a sticker so that you know in which position to put it when you put the frame together.The mosquito net itself is just a big square box of tulle fabric. It has a taffeta top overlapping layers of tulle for the door. The tulle drapes down and drags across the floor for a few inches to provide an enclosure. Make sure that you locate the tag for the mosquito net and put it toward the inside. You will then have the fabric ties that can be used to attach the netting itself to the poles of the frame.It did not come with any type of carrying bag or protection for the mosquito netting. The poles are friction fit and they are very tight. They are not easy to take apart and put back together again. That makes it so that they don't all apart, but it’s not a quick setup and take down. It comes with a hook with ribbon ties that can be tied around the center cross bar of the mosquito frame so that you can hang a fan or a light from it, but it will need to be lightweight because the frame cannot handle much weight.The mosquito net frame came in a felt zippered bag that is separate from the cot. Because it is felt, it is not waterproof or even water-resistant. It is an odd shape and size for the frame. It also doesn’t have any place for carrying the net itself. You can stuff it in the bag, but you risk tearing the tulle when sliding in the frame poles. The frame must be completely disassembled to carry in the bag.This setup might do well for someone going to a third world country on a mission trip that would give them a place to sleep and protection against mosquitoes. It's not quick or easy to set up but it might do the job for a longer-term temporary situation as opposed to a camping trip.It also came with 8 zip ties, but we're not sure what they're for because the mosquito netting ties onto the poles of the frame with fabric.

This is a comfortable cot that assembled easily, and is reasonably stable. I think it is a decent value for the price. It comes with a mosquito net that is a free standing piece I have not used, as I have not needed it, and it appears to be a fairly big assembly challenge. It comes in a separate case.