NaturehikeFT11 Height Adjustable Camping Table, Ultralight Aluminum Roll Up Table with Carry Bag, Portable Backpacking Camp Table for Hiking Picnic Fishing Beach

I love this table for using when we go to the beach or off-roading in the bronco. It's compact enough to easily stash in the trunk without taking up too much space, and it's not super heavy or cumbersome for a moderate walk to wherever we set up. I definitely think its too big and heavy for any hiking-type activities, but it's perfect for the beach or trail when you don't have a super long walk.Overall the quality is outstanding. I've used it a lot without any issues, and just spray it down with freshwater to keep it clean. The carrying bag is kind of cheap, but the table and legs are nice.

I was looking for a new camp table that would be a good size to use between chairs while just sitting around a fire but could also serve as a small meal prep table. When I found this Naturehike table, it seemed to it the bill for me but then I was more impressed with its ability to be assembled at two different heights which is excellent because I use the small low profile type camp chairs that sit lower to the ground but can be put in the taller position if I need to cook on it. It has been very sturdy and easy to setup. The added bonus was the great price compared to similar tables that can easily cost over $100 for no real reason since the build quality is very similar.

This little table has been a game changer for my camping game! So far I love this thing. Comes with a nice little carry bag. Everything fits great in the bag. Super easy to put together. All the attachment legs snap in and then the table just unfolds and snaps on the top.This table, being rectangle, is a little larger than a lot of the small square versions. But, you have lots of room for cups, plates, accessories. I'd say two people could easily share this table for eating.Some things to take into consideration after using this for the summer. The black surface on this is aluminum I believe and it heats up to something fierce if in direct sunlight on a hot summer day. I put a towel over the top to protect it and that seemed to help mitigate the heat a bit.You do have to be a little conscious of how you grab this when moving it. The table only attaches on the ends. If you pick it up in the middle the ends may pop out causing the table to come apart a bit. The table top reminds me of tank treads in the way it folds and moves.The table is excellent for small, basic food and accessories to have at arms reach. I have not tested this with any significant weight but my gut tells me it could probably hold 30-40 pounds if distributed in the middle, say if you had a mid-sized power station and set it on the table.Overall, I'm super happy with the size, ease of assembly, and convenience this camping table provides.

I like the quality of materials and build of this product. The table looks nice and can have many other than an outdoor camping table, such as a small living room coffee table as an example. The table breaks down to a relatively small size and fits easily into the well made carry bag. I have no dislikes with the Naturehike FT11 camping table.

Very convient and handy. Lightweight, and looks cool

I bought it a week ago and only used once last week during my weekend camping trip so it might not be perfect review.So, the product is great in general. Lightweight, reasonable price, and more than big enough for 1~2 person camping to put stuff for cooking or things like battery power station/phones/coffee cup/etc.Assembly is also easy and it has small footprint when stored in the bag that comes with the product.Two concerns.1. I didn't put any metallic tools or throw the table, but I already see a few scratch on the surface of the table. I don't care that much as it's not expensive aluminum table that costs $100+ and I am fine as long as it works as camping table, but you probably need to aware that the product surface isn't strong enough from scratch.2. The tabletop is held by just four points of its bar. I don't know if it's normal for other products as it's my first "foldable" camping table, but I found it's not that rock solid. If you put heavy objects at the corner of the table top, then the table top might be just fall off. You need to careful about what to put on the table top.Other than that, I'm pretty satisfied with the product.

This is a lightweight durable camping table that won't disappoint. It's easy to assemble and stable to keep your items off the ground while camping. The top is made from aluminum which is great surface for small camping cook stoves. The carrying bag is well made with enough room to store the table. This product would be a bit large for backpacking use but is great for car camping or RVing. I have used this item on several trips and would highly recommend.

I was surprised how nice this table is. The construction is precise and was very easy to put together. I managed to put one of the two transverse rails on upside down but was easy to reverse (swap ends) to put the snaos in the right position. Table is taught and very strong. There are two positions for the legs, a low and high setting. I was really surprised at just how big the table is. I had planned to use it for motocamping but decided to use it for my vehicle camping as my bike bags are too small to contain the table when broken down. Right now I am using it as a night table beside my bed as its that nice and I had been using two plastic totes as side tables in our bedroom. I plan on getting another tableclike this for the other side of the bed now, its that nice.