iClimb Lightweight Stable Alu. Folding Square Table Roll Up Top with Carry Bag for Camping Picnic Backyards BBQ Camp Kitchen (Silver, S)

As described, very well made. Only just put together but would recommend.

I am very impressed with how sturdy and easy to put together (and take apart) this table is. I tried out several more expensive camping tables at MEC, Sojourns and Cdn Tire and all of them were pretty flimsy and wiggly. And this table still packs down to 22", small enough to fit in the storage area of my van, all-in-all it's perfect for my needs! (I got the medium size for camping). And the storage bag is made from heavy material so will last.

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These Chinese-designed folding camping tables are ingenious. Lightweight, easy to pack in their handy canvas bag, they are stable, strong, and very nice for holding lamps and wine bottles, keeping food or electronics off the ground, as bedside tables next to your cot, whatever you use them for. They set up in just a few seconds and come in several sizes to meet your needs. I have two, one to hold up my electric cooler, and one to keep my Jackery off the ground. I love these!

I really like this table! It has a great design and is visually appealing. Well done, iClimb! (Disclaimer: I'm a real person leaving a real review... I am just so impressed with this product and iClimb's customer service!) I ordered the large and a medium "natural" (i.e., wood grain) colored tables. I prefer dispersed camping, which involves “bring-your-own-table” sites and I have been looking for years to see what table offerings could replace our solid Lifetime folding tables for camping and this is it! I'd been searching for something that has ample surface area but is not as long as our 2 ft x 4 ft Lifetime table since my wife and I rarely use all that table space and it often takes up more room than is necessary under a canopy or awning in rainy weather. We also typically bring a shorter 2 ft x 2 ft Lifetime side table for eating, playing card games, etc. Packing both takes up considerable room in our rig where space is limited so we’ve been looking to “downsize” our packed items where we can. During my previous searches, I considered other camp-friendly table offerings but I either did not like the table heights, packed sizes, assembly designs, pricing, and/or materials (bamboo tabletops look nice but in my experience bamboo is not great for long term outdoor use) so I always passed on what offerings I'd found, concluding there were no better options than our Lifetime tables... UNTIL NOW! I finally found this recent addition from iClimb that seemed to meet all of my criteria at a reasonable price so I went for it and ordered a set of two. Together, these tables take up less packing room than just the one larger Lifetime table while being able to improve packing versatility (the Lifetime tables only have one place where they fit well in our former packing arrangement). The height and width of these tables meet our particular needs very well. The assembly/disassembly is super easy and actually kinda fun since everything snaps into place so well (I've already assembled and disassembled these in my living room more times than needed lol). The tables are very sturdy with no wobbly legs on flat ground, and the larger one is large enough to at least hold our stove, cookware, and a 5-lb jug of water while at camp (all we really need from our primary camp table). The wood grain coloring is visually appealing (a family member asked if the top was real wood the first time I set it up) and should add a nice touch of character to our campsite. In my opinion, the gear-loft-style net that comes with the large table is a little tricky to use as intended (I've found it easiest to clip on BEFORE adding the tabletop pieces), but it works well as a hanging pocket when clipped onto one side as shown in my photos (very easy to do). Overall, this table is great for car camping, canoeing/kayaking, and picnics, but I would not recommend it for backpacking as there are other tables out there that are lighter and pack down smaller. I found the product information advertised on Amazon to be accurate so you should be able to make your own informed decision. Longevity and durability are always in question so I may report back someday with an update after longer-term use. On a separate note, I had a product question for iClimb and I could not find a way to contact them directly through Amazon so I reached out to them through the email address they provide at the bottom of the assembly instruction sheet and received prompt and attentive responses to my questions and comments. The customer service experience showed me that iClimb really cares about their customers' satisfaction and hopefully this will help earn your business in addition to mine.