Review on Camp Chef Sherpa Camp Table and Organizer, 27x17 inch Table Top, 28 inch Table Height by Gary Stringfield

I have this camping kitchen to store my kitchen utensils when car camping. Assembly was fairly easy; There are written instructions on one side of the paper and photos on the other, so look at both sides! Four organizer pockets are large enough for most camp kitchen needs. The metal plate folds neatly into a back pocket and is large enough and a comfortable height for use with a propane stove. I managed to fit a full set of Coleman enamelware and a collapsible water jug into one bag. In another I kept a set of pots and pans, a can opener, a spatula, a lighter, dish soap, etc. In a third, I have kibble (packets of oatmeal, apples, cereal, hamburger buns, etc.). The fourth bin is lined and insulated to be used as a cooler, so I kept hamburgers, hot dogs, etc. in there with lots of ice packs. It stayed cold for about 24 hours. Great for short one night rides but for longer rides I would fill the blue with plenty of kibble and carry a hard wall cooler. - Night drive. With careful meal planning, I could probably stretch it to two nights. My only complaint is that the legs slide out for storage and have a metal pin snap-in mechanism which I find very difficult to use with this or any other item.