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Got this as a cheap test run table for backpacking, canoeing, and bikepacking trips. Haven’t used it for the desired purpose yet, but all indications are that it will work pretty well. Sturdy and durable, light enough and packs small enough, and easy to set up and break down. The critical function will be that it can support a camp stove, which it can. It has a solid aluminum surface (feels like a composite material), flat surface that can safely handle a jet boil, canister stove, or probably even a Coleman double burner. I feel like narrow base stoves would be susceptible to tip over on a nylon surface table. I’ve used it several times at home around the fire pit and car camping. It’s a nice end table to keep food, drinks, bug spray, etc. I also use it as an ottoman for my feet, and it supports the weight just fine. Eventually I will drop probably 3 times as much money for a higher end table to save a few ounces and gain a little more compactness, but for now very happy with this. Only negative is that I wish it were a little taller, but not a deal breaker. I also question how long it will last.

This is the perfect little table to take camping, to the beach, or at the sidelines of your child's soccer game. It's lightweight, packs to a reasonable size, and sets up in about 10 seconds. The aluminum table top is nice because unlike similar cloth versions, you can put a camp stove or cup of hot coffee on it without worry. It's very stable, and tall enough that it works as a card table. Given the high cost of lightweight camp chairs, I'd have assumed this would sell for $60 dollars or more, so the $20 price tag made this a no-brainer. Very happy with the purchase.

The table is definitely low to the ground. I bought this for a solo camping trip and never used it. I took it out and set it up but never actually needed it. I almost returned it once I received it. It's excellent quality, easy to set up but just too low for my needs. I kept it, one day it will serve it's purpose, when that day arrives it will be ready at hand to save the day. Good aesthetics, quality, lightweight, durable & small. Won't take up much room in your overland vehicle, good to have just in case. If you're a little person or have a low to the ground chair this would pair good with it.

Just got this for myself for Christmas, so I haven't had the chance to take it camping yet (wayy too cold), but it more than meets my expectations so far. It's remarkably lightweight at only 1.7 lbs, and it takes me literally like 30 seconds to assemble. You pull the legs until they pop out into a square, then you snap the two top rods into place. Then you unravel the elasticated plastic table top and snap it into place.If you're an ultralight long distance backpacker you probably don't need a table, but for those of us who go car camping or tend to stay put when camping, it's an invaluable comfort for cooking and eating off of. You definitely can't sit on it, but it was more than stable enough to hold my stove and all my cookware. I also plan on using it for the outdoor cinema at the park during summers. Can't wait to use it when I go camping in a few months!

This table is awesome! It is small but that is what I was looking for. It is light weight so if you are not an ultralight packer and looking for a luxury item while on the trail, this definitely fits the bill. I have not taken it out on more than a weekend backpacking trip as it does take up precious ounces you may need for a week or longer hike. It does make a perfect side table for your camping chair while you are sitting by the fire. It is also nice to have a flat surface up off the ground.

Low priced for a reason. Spacers made the top too big for the base. Untied the slats, removed some spacers and retied. Shouldn’t need to do so even with something this low priced. On the plus side it is an aluminum top so I will feel ok about using a small camp stove on it. A little fussy to assemble,But decently sturdy once it’s together.

This is an awesome little table, 3 years old and still going. It's not the kind of table to kick your feet up on, that'd be a mistake - however, it comes in handy for wherever I plan on sitting for the day. If I'm looking to sit in the sun room and enjoy some coffee, having an intimate evening with my wife with a few snaxks on the balcony or in my backyard having a few cold ones, I always have this useful table to place what I need.

I use this table daily. It’s held a good amount of weight. Would say 50-60 lbs with out issue. Small enough to fit in any back pack and has handy carrying bag