Lightweight Folding Camping Table - Portable Beach Side Table with Bag - Collapsible Picnic Table for Outdoor Cooking, Backpacking, RV Folding, Travel - Aluminum Mini Camp Tables Review

Nothing wrong, everything is fine! I got this little ottoman for camping last year. I love putting my feet up and don't like carrying those heavy sunbeds outside. That's great! Small, light and with its own storage bag! This is the second purchase for my husband because he started using mine. Needless to say, he's thrilled. They're not meant to be seated, so make sure your campers don't mistake them for camp chairs! Oh, and you can't beat the price!

For the price this is an attractive option compared to other similar (but usually plastic) options. It's a little clunky to assemble as you open the legs to snap the two support bars into place and then snap the top into place. One of my rigging areas was closer than the others so I had to work hard to get there. Together everything looks fine and good. Keep in mind that it's only about 13 inches tall, so it's a short table. I use mine for some porch plants.

I ride my motorcycle and hike a lot. Camping always requires a raised platform for sorting gear, preparing food, organizing, and for an overall sense of structure. Whether it's a casual outing or a weekend around the campfire in the backyard, this table will be my companion! It's not designed to hold a welder or butcher a pig. This is for convenience and sorting. Easy to use and pack! It's way cooler than I thought it would be and I can't wait to show it off! Hooray! And stay weird!

I usually sit in a low camp chair or small Asian style stool so the low design suits me. to keep it from standing on wet ground, or to hold camping bins going in and out of the car so they don't pull back a lot of mud. Elastic band that keeps the tabletop in a collapsed position for storing the Genie! I also have a typical height Coleman camping table. I can literally bring 4 of these and still save space instead of this single table.

Excellent table. Use it for my mr buddy in my ice fishing shack. I also use it for my Coleman butane gas stove. Just the perfect size. However, I had to request a replacement for one of them as the bungee tied the tabletop without a knot. They could have at least left a longer tail so the bungee cord could be easily tied. Came back and got a new one within a few days. I hope this one doesn't get lost because I love this little table. Can be easily packed in a backpack or placed in a…

The table is definitely low. I bought it for a solo camping trip and never used it. I took it off and put it up but never needed it. I sent it back almost as soon as I received it. It's excellent quality, easy to set up but too small for my needs. I kept it, one day it will serve its purpose, when that day comes it will be ready to save the day. Good aesthetics, quality, light, durable and small. Doesn't take up much space in your ground vehicle, good to have one just in case. If you are a…

When I pulled out the table frame upon delivery, I thought "Well, that's a disposable table" because the legs are thin and it looks flimsy. Instead of a tubular construction, the legs are made of pressed metal. Easy to assemble, the correct fit of the table part is important for stability. Once set up properly, the table became strong and could handle lighter loads. I wouldn't recommend it as a makeshift stool, but anywhere on earth for setting things up or preparing food, it worked better than

Just bought this for myself for Christmas so haven't had a chance to take it on a hike yet (too cold) but it does is more than meets my expectations so far. It's surprisingly light at just 1.7 pounds and literally takes me about 30 seconds to put together. You pull the legs until they turn into a square, then push the top two bars into place. You then untangle the stretchy plastic tabletop and snap it into place. invaluable convenience in cooking and eating. You definitely can't sit on it, but…