Portable Camping Table, Small Ultralight Folding Table with Aluminum Table Top and Carry Bag, Easy to Carry, Perfect for Outdoor, Picnic, BBQ, Cooking, Festival, Beach, Home Use

We have 2 of these we have used car camping at state parks for many, many years. They practically weigh nothing, set up in seconds, work anywhere it is remotely level (beach sand, campsite dirt, etc) and are the perfect size! We use them to set things like books, flashlights, snacks and water bottles. Water bottles will tip over if knocked into, as they would on every table without cup holders. We highly recommend them and will continue to use them for years to come!

Very find for the beach. It's small but we played cards on it! Sturdy and lightweight

I bought this table for camping, we used it to put drinks and s’mores supplies on! It is easy to put together once you figure it out. It’s not the sturdiest table but sturdy enough. I like how it folds up and has a storage bag! Might need to get another one.

This is the perfect little camp table, and makes either a great side table to go next to your camp chair, or as a "nightstand" next to your cot. Very compact, lightweight, stable and easy to assemble....and it is assembled in minutes. I bought one of these a year ago, and on every camping trip, it came in so handy, and I received envious comments from my camping buddies....so I bought a second one!

Wanted to love this table but it is very small . Almost like a little chair.It is very easy to assemble and very lightweight. It does not seem durable and sturdy.The little wood sticks move around and the thin legs won't probably last long.Honestly its not that bad but if you want something you can use for atleast a year, I dont believe this is the one.

This table comes in a bag, easy to set up, wipe off and pack up. Sturdy and would buy again.

This table is worth purchasing. It is easy to assemble and very sturdy. The table also folds up very neatly and has a storage bag for on the go storage, taking up very little space. I would recommend this table to anyone going camping or any other outside activities. You will not be disappointed!!

It’s a pretty small table. I was worried it was too small at first but here I am using it months later still. I sit in an office chair to use it. I have one for my stuff and one for my lunch I put in front of the other. I use them for lunch everyday and I can slide them out of the way. The only reason I give 4 stars for folding is it may be slightly confusing to some people but I found no issues took like 2 minutes to figure it out. Nice little bag

I was pleasantly surprised with how light weight this was! Didn't even notice the additional weight to my pack (I use it camping). That being said, there are no loops anywhere on the travel bag it comes in which feels very cheap, so you're limited in ways to attach it to your bag etc for travel. The setup is slightly annoying, and could be improved. Not sure how to describe it but the fold out legs can ‘over’ fold, so you have to find a sweet spot when attaching the cross bars if you want everything to fit - less idiot proof than I’d like it to be. I’ll also add, I’ve seen reviews that say the top slats attach with elastic bands, this is 100% false - there is a slot the top slats that clicks into the cross bars which hold the foldable legs in place, until the slats are attached the legs are not locked in place - this is the tricky part. In terms of sturdiness, I’ve only taken it on one trip so far so it remains to be seen if the connections get looser over time/usage. However, for my first trip it was great and while I wouldn’t recommend sitting or standing on it, I was able to lean my body weight on it to see if the slats would bend and it only had about 1cm of give. The size and height is perfect if you’ve got those bucket chairs by trekology. I found it great for providing a flat safe surface for food prep, using my pocket rocket, keeping things off the ground etc. Tldr: for the price this is a great product for weight savvy back country campers on a budget in need of a little surface for some creature comforts around the campfire.