🏕️ Portable Foldable Camping Table with Adjustable Legs, Roll Up Table Top, and Mesh Layer - Ideal for Beach, Backyards, BBQ, Parties, and Picnics Review

This table makes a great coffee table or full length table. Well made, very easy to open and store again. Very portable and easy to carry. Highly recommended!

We needed a table that was easy to store in my trailer and easy to set up. This table meets all requirements. I will be using it for outdoor cooking with my Coleman oven. I love that the legs can be adjusted independently to compensate for uneven floors.

Misleading description! Says "27.5" for max height. Realizing how low it was we went back to the side and the pictures show it's 25.19 inches tall. More than 2 inches makes a big difference in the height of the table with chairs. We are traveling in our camper and now have no way to return it. royal pain

We bought this for camping but can't get it until 3.6. I assembled it and it seems quite durable. I noticed that the small net that can be tied to each leg doesn't seem long enough to reach, but I didn't want to tear it. We plan to use it for cooking for our poultry farmer Coleman. I'll post an update once we use it camping.

For the most part this table met my expectations. I found it to be quite sturdy for my purpose of keeping a few plants outside on my deck. It came whole and fast. During assembly I noticed that one side of the top where you attach it to the leg frame was torn off. I was able to secure the other side and that was enough for my use. What I really like is that the legs are adjustable to ANY height - meaning there are no notches - the legs just slide.

The product was assembled with aluminum partially wrapped in hard plastic film. The surfaces are covered with scratches. I had to disassemble the product to remove the torn plastic wrap. With aluminum there are pointless holes and punchings in various places. One of the legs doesn't snap into place, but is held in place when the top is up. Other than that, it's a very light, fairly solid table that more or less seems to work. I would say it's not worth the $60+ I paid.