REI Camp Adjustable Roll Table
Aluminum
- Aluminum legs and heat-resistant aluminum slat top provide a stable, rigid surface
- Legs adjust so you can set the height of the table or level the table on uneven ground
- Roll-top design packs up small, yet provides plenty of space for pots, pans and plates
- Packs up into the included stuff sack for easy storage and carrying
- Special buy
Imported.
| Best use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Unfolded dimensions | (H x W x D) 17.25 (extends to 25) x 35 x 20.5 inches |
| Folded dimensions | (L x W x D) 35.5 x 7 x 5 inches |
| Tabletop material(s) | Aluminum |
| Frame construction | Aluminum |
| Weight | 9 pounds |
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Jan 22, 2016great kids table, coffee table or picnic table
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Oct 1, 2015Light, Convenient, but Falls ShortA self-identified "Freakishly Tall" reviewer offered that although it was too short for his 6'5" frame, it would be perfect for an average person. Although I do like this table, I still find...
Read More A self-identified "Freakishly Tall" reviewer offered that although it was too short for his 6'5" frame, it would be perfect for an average person. Although I do like this table, I still find it awkwardly short at 5'10". It's lightweight, reasonably sturdy, and folds up to the size of a camp chair - perfect for dispersed car camping without the usual campground amenities. That said, I'm considering exchanging it for another taller, albeit heavier, camp table. I haven't thrown in the towel just yet, but the convenience may not be great enough considering the compromised usability. -
Apr 21, 2015Nice, but not really well madeThis table just doesn't seem to be the quality to have the REI name on it. It is decent sized, and like one comment earlier, it is a little short, about 2.5 to 3 inches shorter than a standa...
Read More This table just doesn't seem to be the quality to have the REI name on it. It is decent sized, and like one comment earlier, it is a little short, about 2.5 to 3 inches shorter than a standard card table, even when the legs are fully extended. And the table becomes more "wobbly" the further the legs are extended. I should have gone to the store and looked at it before buying online. Time will tell how durable it is. -
Mar 24, 2015Very sturdyI got this table as a supplement for my REI Camp Roll Table for when I'm cooking since I never seem to have enough space. It's even sturdier than that one, and I like the adjustable legs for...
Read More I got this table as a supplement for my REI Camp Roll Table for when I'm cooking since I never seem to have enough space. It's even sturdier than that one, and I like the adjustable legs for when I'm sitting in my low camp chair and want to set my food or drink on something. The only downside to this, and it's just personal opinion, is the max height. It's 2.5 inches shorter than the Roll Table. It doesn't sound like much, but for a taller person (I'm 6'5), it's a strain on the back to bend even the extra 2.5 inches. If you're not freakishly tall like me, you'll love this table. -
Mar 14, 2015Stable, Nice topPicked up yesterday and set up in living room. Table feels strong and stable. Storage bag well thought out. Down side is one extension leg is difficult to fully extend and there are no instr...
Read More Picked up yesterday and set up in living room. Table feels strong and stable. Storage bag well thought out. Down side is one extension leg is difficult to fully extend and there are no instructions. I didn't have trouble figuring out how to set up and repack, but some might.
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Read More I love this table, but it is a bit shorter than my regular table that I planned this to be an extension of. We were pleasantly surprised by the other things it shortness and adjustability made it fantastic for: • Kid’s table - Especially if your little ones need booster seat to use a regular picnic table. We not only used it at meals but for coloring and other activities during the day. I’m guessing we will also break it out at the holidays and BBQ’s. • Coffee table –We used this like a coffee table with a lamp on it for people to gather around with their chairs or sitting on the ground while exchanging stories and playing games. (Our last camping trip was during a burn ban. This became our equivalent to a fire circle.) • Low chair or picnic blanket table – If you have low beach chairs or if you are just using a picnic blanket on the ground, this is adjusts to a perfect height. We use it for picnics and even took it for our large group of people to use at a music festival that had a lot of open space. The adjustable legs also let us level it out on the slope. (If it’s a crowded, I can imagine you’d get glares for being a space hog.) • Works in a tent – Once again, the adjustable height made it so we could put it in a big tent to gather around for activities and games.