NaturehikeFT07 Ultralight Camping Table, 1.6 LBS Portable Backpacking Table with Carry Bag & Cup Holder, Folding Mesh Camp Table for Camping Picnic Beach Fishing

We go to concerts in the park and get lawn tickets at our local outdoor theater that allow picnicking. Great little table that is lighter than an aluminum "roll type" and more compact. Setting up requires some basic hand strength, so elderly might find this difficult, but it's fairly easy. It only goes together one way, so might require some trial and error to get the top on. Easy to figure out and so small that we keep it in the back of the car at all times.

I love it. No more 'stuff scattered all over the place in the dirt' in the dark. This is really cool and it fits well down in my backpack along with my other gear. I've taken it on a few backpacking adventures into the wilderness and its been perfect. Sturdy enough to hold a plethora of random items including some heavy stuff, didn't once get blown over. I don't think I'd run my stove on it.... I think most serious backpackers would consider this a luxury item that is unnecessary and heavy and would tell you to just find a tree stump or flat rock and suck it up, but everyone's different with different needs and wants and this was a definite want. Most of my gear is high end, ultra lightweight, but this fits in with it all fine and I see no need for you to buy the branded pricey versions. Enjoy!

I LOVE this table. Its light weight, compact, and easy to set up. I bought it to take it to the beach and I worked out so well that I intend to take it with me on my next backpacking trip. The cup holders do a great job of holding drinks in their place. I fit bottles and cans in them by themselves as well as in coozies and I never had a problem trying to get my drink back in the holder. The table top surface is made of mesh, so even when it is pulled tight there is a little stretch, so I would be cautious about standing a narrow bottle up on the table surface without any support. I think you could use a JetBoil stove on this table if you placed the gas canister on two of the spreader bars that help stretch out the surface but you would want to be very careful!!! I would definitely buy this product again!

Can’t wait to use for real. I don’t suppose living room use is a fair judge of functionality! 🤣😅 Thus far seems perfect, and I’ve already ordered another one as a gift.

This is a nice lightweight table. At first glance, it looks like the top won't fit. The trick is to get the base assembled. Just realize that the long cross pieces will not fully join. This is OK. Once the base is assembled, snap in one of the short sides of the top, tip the table onto that short side and then, you can push done the other top supports easily to snap the top into that side. Once complete, you'll see that the long cross pieces are now fully joined too. Easy-peasy!

The two cross pieces did not come with the package pretty disappointed

I bought this since it's a third of the price for the Helinox version. Table and carrying bag are super light and pack small. The poles themselves seem to be sturdy and very easy to assemble. Clipping the table surface onto the poles is definitely a challenge. The very first time of putting the table surface was impossible - I had to ask several of my male family members to muscle it. Leaving the table on the poles overnight to kind of stretch it did make it is a bit easier to clip on though. However, I did leave it in its packed state for a few days and tried to re-assemble; again it become hard to clip on but not as impossible as the first time. Additionally, the cup holder material on the table surface is horrible. The "stretchy" material is not very stretchy at all and noticeably tugs on the tighter nylon material, long lasting stitching here is very questionable. It was a struggle to get an average glass beer bottle in and a 16 oz coffee Hydro Flask had to be literally forced/pushed in - if I continually forced the Hydro Flask in, I'm sure this table wouldn't last long. I did make a modification to the material on the cup holders (cutting off one side/sewing for frayed edges), so now a HydroFlask easily slips in and still allows for some security for narrower bottles/beverages.TL;DR: Decent build and lightweight. Hard to stretch table surface. Cupholder covering material sucks.

Table is lightweight & easy to assemble. Perfect small table for the price.