Zempire  Kitpac Pro Standard Camping Table

So far i'm impressed. Table seems to be very high quality. At full height, or works great as a work desk with a camp chair. It's not high enough to use while standing and really only for one person, or maybe two people dinning but if I was camping regular with others i'd get the full size.

Good looking table but beware of the pinch danger from the leg supports. I just cut my finger badly closing the table. I need to look at the Zempire website to see it I did something wrong when closing it, but it happened very quickly and easily. So, be careful closing the table!

This table is perfect for camping! I use this table inside my tent. Lowered it is the perfect heighr to set next to my cot and raised it works perfecr next to a chair. It is a solidly made table with great locking mechanisms. The top is made of bamboo while the legs are an aluminum alloy. It comes with a quality tote bag for travel/storage. It weighs 13.4 lbs so it is not too heavy for car camping, I would not say it is light enough for backpacking. It folds into a cuboid and has a weight capacity of 220 lbs. The table top is 25.6" x 19.7".

Best camping table I've encountered over a couple decades of camping. I bought the standard because the large was out of stock, but I'm really happy with it. It packs smaller than my table that packs like a chair, and it's infinitely more solid for cooking. It's the perfect height for a nightstand, too, though on the short side for something to tuck camping chairs under. Plan on leaning over the table a bit, when seated.

Well built, beautiful design, easy to use. I bit heavy so definitely for car camping. All in all 10 out of 10

This table is great for what I needed. I camp once a month and needed a side table to hold my charging battery and other essentials. This table it perfect. The legs adjust to just the right height and it is plenty study to hold the weight. It folds away compactly and easily fits in my gear bag. It is a touch heavy but because it is so sturdy it is worth the weight.

This little table is like having your kitchen island when away from the house. The wood feels and looks great compared to the metal ones, which when camping sounds negligible, but actually does make a difference around camp. Set up is a breeze, and it's VERY sturdy. In fact when not camping it holds a 20+ lb grill all day every day. The price is a bit much so maybe wait for your REI coupons to come, but when they do know that this is a trusty great table that is bound to become the new center of your campsite!

I’ve used every style of camp table there is, and this is The One. Other products are merely folding-objects-with-table-like-features; this is a Table. That folds. Other “tables” claim to adjust to uneven terrain but their ability to do so is limited and fiddly. This table truly accommodates rocky, sloped, and irregular ground while remaining rock solid. After a brief learning curve you can set this up and level it in under a minute. This is one of the few that can resist happy tails and sudden gusts. At the site where the posted photo was taken, I would never set up any other table. It’s tight, off-level, rocky, and dog-ful. But this table will swing it! The very first time I set up this table my smaller (25 lb) dog, who had never seen a camp table, promptly jumped up onto it to investigate. Instinctively I braced for a topple and crash…but after a moment he just jumped off. It never budged. Do THAT with any other folder and see what happens! Because of the stability, leveling, adjustable height, and ability to actually sit AT the table, with your feet under it, this just about the only way to get real computer work done in camp. Assuming you can deal with the glare on your screen ; ) It packs up relatively small given its unfolded size, and fits into its bag every time without hassle or remembering how to fold/pack separate parts. It’s not a weird shape/size to fit into your packing space. On top of all that, this thing just plain looks good. The bamboo top is classy and finished but doesn’t wreck the nature vibe in camp. It is not the lightest option but this is someplace where function trumps weight. It is not totally perfect; I do have a few small critiques: - Both when folding and unfolding there are “pinch points” to watch for. I haven’t had any trouble with them but they do exist. - The bottle opener is kinda hard to “find” since it is up under the tabletop, especially when set up at a lower height. The slide-out leaf supports are already nearly bottle-opener shaped, there’s one on each side, and they’re easy to access. I don’t get why they didn’t just dual-purpose those. I always buy cans though, so whatever. - It’s SO easy to level…but doesn’t come with any way to actually *check level* I’d love some kind of integrated or snap-in bubble level, like the four-way types RVers use. It could snap into the hole where the bottle opener goes, for storage. I’d rather have that!

Just picked up this cute little table up for our Mt St Helen climb. Perfect little table for our 2 burner stove to sit on but I also see this table coming in handy around the house and garden. Nice looking, Study construction, folds quite compact, nice durable case. Really a nice practical table.

Nicely adjustable wooden table. Nice compromise of table size and portablity.