Member III
I did some priliminary investigations and discovered that it wouldn't work. there isn't enough clearance between the roof and the rack to mount a table. clearly the Frontrunner racks sit higher from the vehicle than Hannibal.
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Your Camping Tables Recommendations...
- Thread starter Schake
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Member III
Member III
We've got two:
www.rei.com
www.rei.com
The REI roll table is the one we use for cooking. It provides plenty of space for our dual burner propane stove, with a 1-lb propane tank attached, as well as prep space – plates, raw foods, spices, utensils, etc. It packs down very nicely and is easy to setup/breakdown.
The GCI compact table we use next to our chairs just to have some nice space to put a drink, dinnerware while we're eating, play some checkers, etc. And that one also collapses down to be super compact.
REI Co-op Camp Roll Table | REI Co-op
Whether you're playing cards or sitting down for a gourmet dinner, this lightweight, packable table makes it all possible on your car-camping adventures.
www.rei.com
GCI Outdoor Compact Camp Table 20 | REI Co-op
The GCI Outdoor Compact Camp Table 20 features a 1-piece compact design that allows it to fold up to half the size of other camp tables for easy transport to your campsite.
www.rei.com
The REI roll table is the one we use for cooking. It provides plenty of space for our dual burner propane stove, with a 1-lb propane tank attached, as well as prep space – plates, raw foods, spices, utensils, etc. It packs down very nicely and is easy to setup/breakdown.
The GCI compact table we use next to our chairs just to have some nice space to put a drink, dinnerware while we're eating, play some checkers, etc. And that one also collapses down to be super compact.
oneleglance
Rank V
Contributor II
I love my Frontrunner original design table, I have seen the new ones in person but the basic old one has been on 3 different rigs and gets abused as a food table, welding table, field repair bench and more.
Advocate I
I've been reasonably happy with this: but it looks like maybe it's out of production or something? The main cross bars that you snap in across the length of the table like to pop back out if you move the table around at all, which is annoying. But overall it packs down small and as silly as it might seem, the storage basket underneath is SUPER handy. I actually hang the side along one of the long dimensions of the table slightly lower than the intended spots for the hooks to make it easier to get into. Then my ziplocks with things like cutlery, seasoning etc. along with paper plates/bowls/towels all get tossed under there. I usually throw one of my collapsible water jugs on it to make a hand/dish washing station on one corner, and that seems to keep it pretty stable.
If it was about 20% bigger and about 20% better quality it'd be an absolute winner. But for now, it works.
-TJ
If it was about 20% bigger and about 20% better quality it'd be an absolute winner. But for now, it works.
-TJ
Advocate I
Had good luck with this one. Lifetime warranty, fits in my JKU. ALPS Mountaineering Fremont Table | Steep & Cheap
cookiedough
Rank V
Explorer I
I'm a 48" Lifetime table (Costco) fan. I have a Tacoma, so it slides in between my bins in the back. Yes, it is slickery, but I've used a combination of 3M Urethane protectant tape (for traction/increased friction) and leveling. I like the single axis height adjustability and the size. Oh, and it fits all my coffee accouterments.
Member III
I have one about that size and I'm looking at getting the one with the stove stand attached to it in a couple weeks.
Member III
We use the 48" Lifetime table too. It fits right behind the rear seat in our van. Plus, it's cheap, sturdy, and height adjustable. Even cheaper because we already had it before we got our van. Kinda heavy, though. Did I mention it's cheap?
In addition, we have a little folding table, a GSI, I think, that we can set between our chairs and put drinks and plates on. And we have a tailgater that I use when I'm by myself instead of toting around the Lifetime.
In addition, we have a little folding table, a GSI, I think, that we can set between our chairs and put drinks and plates on. And we have a tailgater that I use when I'm by myself instead of toting around the Lifetime.
TexasGMG
Rank III
Enthusiast III
We bought a Coleman Pack-Away Portable Kitchen. Weighs about 25 lbs and folds up to about 40 l x 7 h x 20 w. Open it has the wire side table and a wire rack underneath and the back hold utensils , spices, etc. Had it for a couple of years and so far we like it.
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El Capitan
Rank II
Enthusiast II
Personally I also use the lifetime table, it’s been great and folds up small. The only issue I’ve had is with condensation building up on it and it gets super slick when it does. But for a cheap table it does the trick.
If I had the money to spend and was worried about the space, Darche makes a table almost double the size that packs up small. They’re also very sturdy and light. There’s also a smaller size of the table.
Darche Traka Table - 1800
If I had the money to spend and was worried about the space, Darche makes a table almost double the size that packs up small. They’re also very sturdy and light. There’s also a smaller size of the table.
Darche Traka Table - 1800
Explorer I
Another vote for the cheap readily available Lifetime tables at HD! They fold up nicely and I typically carry a couple of them.
Member III
The Lifetime tables are great but take up a lot of space. Like previous one posted Alps Mountaineering makes some good solid tables that pack up nice, more expensive but hopefully I'll get a bonus at work soon and can buy a couple of them. I need to reduce how much space my Overlanding items take up.
Member III
Has anyone used a "Roll a Table"? Im thinking of trying them. Seem quite interesting.
Roll-a-Table® With Adjustable Legs
Sets Up Fast! Sets Up Easy! LOTS OF LEG ROOM: Roll-A-Table® is a full height table and has no awkward X-braces to block your knees from a comfortable sitting position. ROLL-A-TABLE® IS COMPACT: When rolled up, Roll-a-Table occupies a space less than 4% its set-up size! This space saving design...
www.camptime.com
Advocate III
I really like that there's three different spaces to work on and that it's so compact. Did you make this or buy it?
Member III
I made it and my wife made the cover.
