Review on 🏕️ ORISCONCA-Portable Camping Table: Ultralight Aluminum, Ideal for Camping, Picnic, BBQ, Beach, Fishing, Hiking & Holiday Parties (Small) by Besim Kahsar

Oddly enough, the very first photo in the main product description shows a group of people standing around... the grill is NOT this table. Probably because you will not dare to serve him, afraid that at the slightest push or a light breeze he will fly away. Assembly is a pain. It really can't be assembled upside down as the leg locking bars rely on gravity to keep it in place. Vertical mounting means you don't understand how the top snaps into place. When I say castles, I'm being generous. The top has channels that push into the U's on the legs and hold it in place. This is a very weak friction fit, which again is more dependent on gravity than an actual lock or even friction. If you need to move this you can just lift it by the non-articulating sides and then hope the heck the legs don't fall off. I have the "big" version, but it's very obvious that the legs were meant for the smaller version. The bodice hangs down on both sides. You can see in the product description that both this one and the middle one are the same height so I'm pretty sure they both use the same legs which are totally unsuitable for a tall top. If you squeeze it between two camping chairs. it will probably work as a kind of side table, in which case it could even be very practical. I was hoping I could use it for a photoshoot, but it's so light, unstable and with such a small base that I would never dare put anything valuable on it. there's no other possibility. Probably twice as expensive.