PORTAL Lightweight Aluminum Folding Square Table Roll Up Top 4 People Compact Table with Carry Bag for Camping, Picnic, Backyards, BBQ

I expected it it to be light, and it is. I expected it it to be easy to assemble, and it is. I expected it it to be store away nicely, and it does. The strength and stability both exceeded my expectations.One word of caution. Be careful where you put your fingers when folding up the legs. Don't ask how I know.

This table is extremely compact when stowed and fairly large. Its perfect for overlanding. We cooked on it and server food for twelve people and then later on in the night played dominos on it until two in the morning. No problem with the dominos as they glide across the table as if it were solid.

I bought this table for the Diner En Blanc event. There are quite a few of these types of tables out there. I looked at them all. I read reviews. I watched YouTube video's. It was a hard decision...but I made the best choice. The table arrived in record time. I set it up in 1 minute and 27 seconds. I feel it is quite sturdy. The minimal leg space is a small price to pay for the convenience of this lightweight table. Just perfect.

Sets up in about 2 minutes (assuming you've never seen one before). Very intuitive assembly - spread base legs, attach 2 lateral top rods, then slip table top on one end of top rods and snap table top onto other end of top rods. Take down is even quicker and the included storage/carry bag has generous space for storing the disassembled table. Seems to be well built and very sturdy and level on solid ground. The base legs are much heavier than the table top so I don't see this table blowing over unless there's significant winds. The table top is a good size (~28"x28") and has a good height (~27") - perfect for camping (cooking, eating) or perhaps outdoor activities in your backyard. On the down side, I don't see 4 people seated at this table. I believe it would more comfortably seat 2 people for outdoor meals, drinks, cards, games, etc.

Purchased this for our overland rig as our dining table, and it's lightweight, super easy to setup, and very sturdy. We enjoy using this for our dining table, but our one complaint is that the frame supports from leg to leg get in the way when you are sitting at it (the "X" part of the table), so you have to sit a bit off center of the table to make sure if you move your legs you don't bring dinner crashing down onto the ground. It could be resolved by either making the table legs a bit longer, or we could make ourselves sit shorter, but for standard camp chairs, both my wife and I run into those cross support members.Outside of that one issue, this table is great. We are going to try a different table for dining, and move this to the kitchen for our prep table (which it will work great for). It sits high enough so you don't have to lean over all the time and mess up your back. It can hold a good amount of weight (it's sturdy). Also, when folding it up, mind where your fingers are...you can pinch them (ouch!) if your not careful, but that's just learning how to use it.4 people "could" sit at it, but its a touch small in my opinion for that, but you could make it work...it would be cozy but doable. Its camping, so size/weight is always a factor. But you could make it work for 4 (and especially 2 adults and 2 kids...things like that).

I've used this camping once, but sofar so good. I looked around for a portable, lightweight, car camping table. After reading reviews, I purchased this and am glad I did. It comes in a good quality bag, and sets up in no time at all. Once upright, it is stable and doesn't wobble. It can hold hot things, but I don't think I'd put a cast iron skillet on here that's been sitting in the fire for 2 hours. The table seems like it can hold some weight, and could easily hold 4 dinner plates on it. Due to the combo of price, quality, usefulness and packability, I would definitely recommend this.

This is just what I was looking for. It is the right size, and good space to cook on for camping, but compact enough for a canoe trip.

My table arrived with some minor dents, which I assume occurred during some leg of shipment. However, I had no trouble straightening these dents out. The assembly was a breeze; I assembled it upon delivery (as I do most of my unassembled deliveries); this removes most if not all the hassles of returning defective or damaged items. I found that - although flimsy in looks as well as in feel - the table top got its sturdiness from connecting to the cross rods (which in turn are strengthened by connecting to the leg assembly.) I wouldn't put a heavy weight on the table, but that isn't what the table was designed for.All in all, I must say I'm satisfied with the table and plan to pick up a second to hold the campstove.