DeTemro Camping Side Table, Portable Folding Camping Table with Carry Bag, Lightweight Aluminum Beach Table, Foldable Small Camp Side Table for Outdoor, Picnic, Travel, 66lbs Capacity (Black, Small)

Lightweight and compact, but flimsy. It wouldn’t be durable enough to last multiple camping trips or trips to the beach. If it’s setup and remained stationary in the backyard, maybe it’ll last awhile.This could be a 5-star product if it didn’t have the Achilles’ heel of the plastic connectors between the slats. Even if just one connector breaks, the rest of the connectors are at higher risk of breaking.

This is a great lightweight table. It packs down small. You spread out the base legs and attach the tabletop. This is super convenient when you're sitting in camp chairs and do not have or want a full size table. I wouldn't put too much weight on this table but for typical camp items like drinks or a plate of food, cell phone or a lantern it works great for that.

I picked up this table (in the large size) thinking of our travels to livestock shows. Often you are in the barns with just your lawn chairs and coolers. I thought a traveling compact table to put our food on or our beverages would be convenient. The table does fold down small and doesn't have a lot of pieces to worry about, mainly the frame/base and the accordion style top.Unfortunately, the bag to store it in came with a broken clip (to scrunch it down and not allow the pieces to fall out). We also had to pop back in one of the end caps on the folding table top. And directions were torn. This did make me question the overall durability/quality. I thought the table top was a little tricky to clip in (we turned it upside down after not being able to assemble as in the photo online). Once in the table seems sturdy enough for food and drinks. Make sure the base is well centered or it can teeter with too much weight on one end. It isn't a high table (you don't pull up to it) rather it is about the same height as your seat in a camp chair. Overall, I think it will do well for our purposes (in barns on cement floors) to hold a plate of food or a few drinks without having to always use the tops of the coolers.

At first, I thought the tabletop was made from wood, but it is *woodgrain* metal, very attractive. The whole assembly comes in a two-compartment carry bag which keeps the two parts from rubbing on each other and getting scratched. The lower frame unfolds, and two support rods flip up and lock into place to support the tabletop, which unfolds to form a generously-sized surface. There are ridges underneath the end parts of the tabletop which are supposed to clip onto brackets of the lower frame. I found this difficult to do – the brackets were very tight and the support rods of the lower frame obstructed the clip part of the brackets, so the tabletop was just lightly held in place, almost only resting on the lower frame. I didn’t feel very secure about that! The tabletop extends about 4 inches past the lower frame and because the whole assembly is so lightweight, I had to place items in the center of the tabletop before putting any heavier objects at the ends; otherwise the table flipped over. Despite this awkwardness, the table can hold a lot of weight – a small ice chest cooler, or drinks with pitchers – just so long as there is more weight in the middle that at the ends. The feet of the lower frame are wide enough that they don’t sink into beach sand, and the table is useful just about anywhere – beach, back yard, camping or wherever! It’s easy to carry and doesn’t take up much space at all!

Easy assembly, sturdy but light weight. Not a dining table but a decent side or assisting table. Easy to carry and pack.

This table was difficult to assemble. I read the instructions, then went back to the Amazon site and watched the video. Finally, at the very end of the video it says to install the top of it diagonally. It was as if the table wasn’t square and I could not get it to snap correctly. Finally, I picked the table up, unsnapped the struts, readjusted the cross, structure support bar, and then tried it again. and it finally worked. So if it doesn’t seem square, it probably isn’t. As a table, that I’m probably going to be putting food on, why would I want to have to turn this upside down on the ground to install it? I also found that this was a little low to the ground. So all in all, it’s an OK table, but it has some issues.

The table is sturdy, durable and has held up well during camping trips.However, I did encounter some difficulty while putting the table together for the first time. The instructions were a bit confusing and it took me longer than expected to figure out how to assemble it properly. But once I got the hang of it, it was easy to put together and fold back up for storage.What I do like about this table is that it is lightweight and portable, making it easy to carry with me on camping trips or even to use for backyard picnics. And the table is a great size for two or three people to sit around comfortably.Overall, I would give this product 4 stars. While the initial assembly was a bit challenging, once assembled, it is a sturdy and practical addition to any camping or outdoor adventure.

The tp itself is very nice and well engineered. It folds up easily and is easy to clean.The legs fold up and open without a problem. I am a bit dissatisfied about the gauge of metal tubing and see some problems down the road if care isn't taken or it is placed on uneven ground. It is able to hold camp stoves and is good for prepping food at the campsite. Do not try to sit on it.The carrying bag holds both the legs and top nicely but the draw string closure is not heavy duty but is not really necessary to begin with.Sets up and tears down in less than a minute. The instructions could be clearer but I found i didn't really need them.I feel that this camp table is a good value and will probably hold up for two seasons.Mostly pleased.