Camp Field Camping Folding Aluminum Table with Adjustable Legs for Outdoor Travel Beach, Backyards, BBQ, Party and Picnic Foldable Table

Great addition to our camping gear and the storage compartments underneath make a lot of difference when putting away things we don't want sitting out to get dirty. Compact and sturdy and would definitely recommend.

Very easy to set up and ample space. Bought 2. Have one for our kitchen and one in our tent.

I bought this because it folds up compact. I had a bigger camp kitchen that loved but it was bulky and heavy and just a pain. So I found this on Amazon because I love having my kitchen stuff off the dusty ground and away from bugs, it’s 2’ square, and all the stuff fits inside the table when folded. Complaints: how long will these straps last? One table buckle dented first trip. I had it on the load warrior rack so must’ve dented it there. It needs a case for sure it worked well and surprisingly the zippers both worked and didn’t break which I thought would be the first thing to go. But it’s light weight, compact and efficient. I wish they made a more expensive one with better parts but this works. I bungee it when shit because the matches won’t stay. But yes, I recommend it. I hope it lasts more than a few trips.

It came damaged and cracked, table top material is pretty flimsy so not surprised. Update: seller had great customer service after i reached out about the item arriving with a crack. Had a camping trip that weekend so didn’t have time to order a new one, they refunded me a portion of cost which was great. Table itself held up well! I was worried that since it cracked it may be flimsy, but it was not at all! Held so many cooking and food supplies underneath, love that you can zip them closed to keep bugs away. The chairs double as useful end tables and are sturdy enough to sit on as well. And when you’re done everything folds up nice and stored away! Overall happy with product and definitely recommend.

Great for balcony use

This is a nice portable table. The table legs could be sturdier. But the table is aluminum.

Overall this is an easy to assemble and simple to use table. No hard to understand moving parts or pieces. The zippered storage compartments actually seem well built, with solid stitching and strong, smooth zippers. One of the Velcro corner ties was sewn on backwards, so I had to twist it once to get it to hold. I don't see that as a huge issue but it does speak to quality control. If I was using this as a portable camp table like in a camper or RV, I might fix it just for consistency's sake, and so my younger helpers have less to chirp about. As it is, it's going to sit on my covered deck next to my smoker and hold things like food, tongs, drinks, etc. I like that I can throw stuff like paper towels in the compartments and not have to go in the house all the time. The table top is probably the least impressive part of the unit. It feels flimsy and I doubt it would hold up to a season of rain. Maybe not even one shower if it wasn't dried off immediately. If I was going to use it to hold more than a few dozen pounds spread evenly, I'd consider cutting a piece of 1/4" plywood as a temporary table top topper. *2024 (3 year) update* The table top and frame are still in decent working order. The fabric compartments, however, are disintegrating. See added images. Reminder: this is stationed under a covered deck, so it's not subject to foul weather day in, day out. Not worth the hassle. Go with a stainless steel table and get some totes and you'll be better off. Buy once, cry once!

It folds even with the insert on it!