They should have a video on the website. It basically folds in two, so if it's 72" or 6' then it's 3' long in the bag.
Rolls up to about 7-8" around. It's quite light. AS it says, there is a slide over tube inside the material that once you have
opened the side rails flat you then have to sort of stand it up and slide the tube over the connection. It's stupid easy,
The Wide Ibex Roll-a-Cot ® is the ultimate in portable sleeping comfort.Comfortable Top: Double layer top allows easy slide-in of your sleeping pad up to 25" wide and 2" Thick. This unique combination of "pad in cot-sleeve" gives maximum sleeping comfort because the air chamber formed is soft...
www.camptime.com
UPDATE: I just spent over two weeks sleeping on the 32"x72" green cot with my 1" ThermaRest inside. The tension of
the width can be adjusted, so I loosened mine up ever so slightly. I slept better, longer and MORE comfortably on the cot
in the back of the 60 than on 3" Tallulay Latex Foam mattress worth $400 in my RTT.
My RTT is for sale....
COMMENT: One thing to think about for our trucks, whether SUV or pick up. To fit a cot along the inside requires only a
2 leg cot since the inner wheel well is a huge issue. One of the main reasons I looked originally at CampTime Roll-a-Cot
is they only have one cot with 3 legs. If you've ever gone to Bass Pro / Cabela's , Sportsman Outdoor Warehouse, etc, etc,
I can say I never once saw a cot with only 2 legs. They are all HEAVY with 3 legs. There might be some lighter, somewhere
but I didn't see them when I was looking. So this is a factor, that instead of a bed platform I use light duffel bags, and organize
everything, and soft stuff under my bed that can compress when the cot sags. It was all part of the decision to get one, and
I couldn't be happier or better rested!