3.0 out of 5 stars Beach table

D.E. · September 11, 2025

Nice table very useful but it slides from one side to the other side.

5.0 out of 5 stars Small, Solid, Versatile Table For Minimalist Camping

R.F. · October 24, 2023

Most of the time our family goes camping we take our trailer with a ton of camping gear loaded in the back of the pickup. Size and weight are low priority. But we have enjoyed some backpacking, where size and weight definitely matter.Lately we've been gearing up for a minimalist car camping road trip, that's what this little table will excel at.Table top is 23.5" wide by 15.75" deep. Fully extend the 3-part legs, you get 23.5" height, just enough to tuck my legs under when seated in a dining chair. At this height you have a small intimate table for two for dining or your favorite board game by the fire. For cooking it's a little low, but if it's all you've got, would work as a mini camp kitchen for a single burner stove.At it's medium 19.5" height you get a nice camp cocktail/coffee table.At it's lowest 10" height it could see service with a couple of those low slung lightweight backpacking chairs,or maybe give you a versatile space in your tent.Has a handy netted shelf that will stretch underneath the table: kitchen gear, snacks, bear spray?I like that it's only 6 pounds and folds in half down to about 15.75"X12"X3", taking up minimal space and weight in our little road trip car.I do note the thin formica-like table top. I have a camp kitchen with similar material that I've been using a lot for the last six years. Before its first use I sprayed a coat of urethane over it to help weather-proof it, it's holding up well.This is a great little table, it's lightweight, space-efficient, solid and versatile.

4.0 out of 5 stars Nice little table

N.M. · October 22, 2023

This is a nice little camping table as long as you don't expect it to hold a bunch of weight.It's lightweight and folds down fairly compact which makes it really usable for travel. The legs breakdown into multiple sections each and all have a spot under the table to store them as you fold the table in on itself like a briefcase.Setup is easy once you figure out how it all works. Once it's all setup and locked in place it's fairly stable. Definitely usable to eat from, or as a side table to hold drinks, your phone etc. It's also useful as a side table in the garage while working on things.The feet are threaded to make them adjustable for uneven ground. The feet are made of a cheap hard plastic material and I do have my doubts on how durable they'll be.The net that hangs underneath is a nice addition, it's fairly thin and isn't meant to hold anything heavy, but will be fine for a roll of paper towels, a portable power pack, your keys, etc.The overall strength of the table is ok. It is all aluminum and plastic and feels a bit flimsy, I'd say as long as you stay around 20-30lbs max it would be fine.I wasn't a fan of the design on the table top, so I used some black wood grain vinyl laminate I had on hand to cover the top. It looks pretty awesome now, much nicer.Overall I like it a lot. I wish it was able to sit about 6" higher at its max, but aside from that it's quite functional and nice to have. I will find a million uses for it.

3.0 out of 5 stars Compact but not super stable

B.S. · November 10, 2023

The camping table is small, compact, and lightweight. Unfortunately, they traded stability for being lightweight and compact. The legs are stored inside, but due to the size of the top of the table, they are in three pieces each (which may be nice if you want to adjust the height of the table). The table top folds in half with all the components stored inside but unfolded it doesn't seem to lay completely flat and the base of support isn't wide enough for the height of the table fully assembled. Even on my vinyl flooring the table was a bit wobbly. It you just want a space to hold a few things and the legs can stick into the dirt a little for extra stability it would work.

3.0 out of 5 stars Heavy - requires assembly - difficult to clean

M. · October 25, 2023

I got this folding table to use when camping at music festivals, and other small-footprint campsites.I have several brands of portable, folding tables and this is my least favorite. It is quite heavy comparatively. It takes quite a while to set it up and take it down because it has to be assembled/disassembled. Other similar designs that I have just collapse and fold-up, but this has to be pulled apart into pieces and then stored inside the table.It is a mix of metal and plastic, so it is difficult to dry and clean after use as there are many components and seams.The only positives are that it is a nice size, nice height, and sits sturdy on uneven ground.

5.0 out of 5 stars Completely self-contained for storage and travel

N.W. · October 17, 2023

This table is much smaller than I thought it would be. When folded in half for carrying and storing, it takes up minimal space. It has a durable handle for carrying it and latches to keep the table from opening accidentally. These same latches double as locks to keep the table open when set up.It comes with 3-section legs to provide adjustable heights. You add height by adding another leg section. They are friction fit with a spring-loaded wire. (see picture) There are clips on the bottom of the table to hold the leg sections when the table is folded up. There is also a mesh “shelf” that attaches to the underside of the table with S-hooks. This shelf is taut and doesn’t have a lot of sagging. The shelf can also be folded up (or rolled or stuffed) and stored inside the folded-up table. This is nice as it keeps everything together and makes it easy to transport.This table can be used in so many places when camping. It also can be used as a temporary work surface for a project at home and folded up to tuck away when not needed.When I first saw how small it was, I wasn’t sure how useful it would be, but I’m finding all sorts of uses for it. Because it’s not too big, it’s easy to store and use in tight spaces.