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[smlobx]

We have REI flexlite table and chairs. Love them!
www.mulehawk.com

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Our tables (we have 2) have been great!

[Stitch]

I purchased an Alps roll up table many moons ago. Not super stable and I broke one of the plastic nibs that holds it together. I will still take it on trips if I plan to use more table space.

Picked up a Snow Peak IGT and their little side table. Made my own table inserts for the IGT and it works great. If they weren't so durn hard to get your hands on, I would strongly recommend them.

[craig333]

This one comes on all trips. I'm not a fan of the roll up tables but they do save space. Another folding table comes along if I think I'll need more space.

[2thdr]

Just got the Alps Mountaineering Guide Table for multiple use surface outdoors.  On special for $69 from CampSaver.  A quite heavy at 24 lbs, but well made, adapts to uneven surfaces, adjusts in height from 30"-42", and easy to clean, totally weatherproof top unlike all the pressboard types.  Enough length for cooking, prep, etc all at once.  Stores in a tidy package...

 

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Edited by 2thdr, 10 February 2017 - 09:44 PM.

[Gussie]

I was searching for a table that wasn't wobbly. The one I found is reasonably lightweight, stores flat, and has telescoping legs for just the right height for what I need.

I'm not sure where I bought this (Costco?), but it was a nice surprise when I discovered that, when flat, it fit perfectly atop the wheel well risers inside my ATC Bobcat (4 feet).
Makes for a nice platform when traveling - storage boxes under, blankets etc on top...

Edited by Gussie, 20 February 2017 - 09:38 PM.

[Bill D]

I was searching for a table that wasn't wobbly. The one I found is reasonably lightweight, stores flat, and has telescoping legs for just the right height for what I need.

I'm not sure where I bought this (Costco?), but it was a nice surprise when I discovered that, when flat, it fit perfectly atop the wheel well risers inside my ATC Bobcat (4 feet).
Makes for a nice platform when traveling - storage boxes under, blankets etc on top...

Sure looks like the ones Costco sells.  Very sturdy!

[Bseek]

I still love my ironing board. It is only 9 pounds, and those Costco 4 footers are more like 20. It fits in the aisle with my couch, and works fairly well outside when necessary. Fits in the space between my propane cabinet and the back wall. May not work for everyone, but is a real winner for me. I travel alone, so it isn't like I want one for sitting around with people. 

 

Death Valley 2016 by Sierra Shadow2009, on Flickr

 

Death Valley 2016 by Sierra Shadow2009, on Flickr

 

Untitled by Sierra Shadow2009, on Flickr

 

 

 

Edited by Bseek, 21 February 2017 - 01:38 AM.

[CougarCouple]

Hi Beseek
Was thinking might be wobbly, I see how you have it wedged under the camper. Nice, and can be used a a variety of heights.
Russ

[ETAV8R]

I like that ironing board tactic. Bet you could attach a piece of plywood for a larger surface.

Keep it simple!

[2thdr]

Typical woman using something cheap, purposeful, simple, and humble. Doesn't she get that we like to buy stuff? Lol!