iClimb Mini Solo Folding Table Ultralight Compact for Backpacking Camping Hiking Beach Picnic (Gunmetal, Mini)

I recently used this little table on a five night car camping trip and I was very happy with its performance. I'll say up front that it was more of a convenience than a necessity on this trip, as we stayed in a campground with a picnic table. Even then, we did end up finding a number of uses for it - we put hot pots on it so we wouldn't scorch the plastic picnic table, we put drinks and snacks on it when we were sitting around the campfire, we used it as a sturdy surface when pouring hot water, we used it as a drying rack after washing dishes (particularly nice with the perforated surface), and we used it as a clean surface to rest spoons and ladles while cooking. In short, it is great when you want a small, sturdy surface to keep things out of the sand, grass, or dirt. I'm looking forward to testing it out on future picnics and trips to the beach.I got the large size (three panels), which was a good size for the above uses. It is not very tall, so make sure you use a ruler to determine whether the dimensions will be suitable for your purposes. The construction is excellent, and the table is super sturdy when assembled. It is a little tricky to assemble (it is best to put it together with two hands on a flat surface), but is very quick to put together once all the parts are lined up correctly. It packs up very flat, and it is lightweight, but the large size table at least is more heavy and bulky than I would want to take on a backpacking trip. The storage bag it comes with is super high quality, and it even has separate slots for the legs so they don't scratch the panels. Finally, I got the rose gold color, and I would say that it is more of a metallic pink than rose gold. It's very pretty as long as that's the color you want!

Excellent light weight backpacking coffee table! Very sturdy when assembled and the four pieces pack down well. Two rubber bands, one around each end, worked well to keep the pieces from rattling in my pack. Easy to clean. Quite luxurious to have my stove and cups out of the dirt & sand. Love it!

I like it. Light enough and very solid. My only issue is that it is assembly. Once it's together it's very solid. Getting it together is a bit awkward. I would have given it 5 stars otherwise. It's still coming with me into the backcountry!

The iClimb Mini Solo Folding Table is a great choice for anyone looking for a lightweight and portable table for outdoor activities. I take it on every backpacking and canoe camping trip. It sets up quickly and relatively easily. Definitely a better surface than tree bark or stump for cutting vegetables on a piece of bark. I rate it 4.6 out of 5.

Seems a little silly to take a table backpacking, but for some reason it makes a nice addition. It is so flat it slides into my pack easily taking up little room. It is very sturdy, and can. hold anything you put on it. It is just nice to have a place off the ground to put utensils and cooking stuff.

Though I consider myself a "lighter" versus an "ultralighter", I lean toward the gram weenie side of that scale. I tend to leave tables at home when backpacking. When it comes time to load the pack in the truck, I tend to keep pulling things out to leave behind, and tables seem to always get cut. I made a point to take this one with me last week and really liked having it. It's unnecessary weight, for sure, but it was great to have to cook on and just to have to set things on to keep stuff a little less dirty. The weight isn't too bad that it is a hard stop all the time. I can see taking this on other treks. The setup is easy, just follow the directions. Very light. Very sturdy. Little over 1/2 a pound. If you want a table on the trail, I don't know that you could find a lighter or better option at this price point.

After struggling to keep my food, utensils and assorted meal-related gear out of the dirt while hiking on the trail, I went looking for a small table.The mini is the perfect size for my needs. I can spread out ingredients for cheese and crackers, or set down my spork without fear of getting bits of grit or pine needles in the food. It breaks down flat and is super easy to slide into my packAdmittedly, it is a little tough to disassemble the first time or two, but once you get the hang of it, its a breeze. The weight of the table itself is good, but the heavy canvas bag it comes with is a bit much; I wish it came with a lightweight nylon bag instead.Despite a few minors quibbles, this is a 5-star purchase!

I use this table for placing my electric rice cooker and/or hot pot while cooking in the bedroom that I rent. I barely have any space for a regular size table, so this works well for me.