**Helinox Packable Side Table - 14 Inch Portable Camping Table for Backpacking, Picnics, Beach & Outdoor Adventures (Medium, Black)** **Usage Scenarios:** Perfect for camping trips, beach outings, picnics, tailgating, backyard BBQs, and outdoor relaxation.

Impeccable! And Thanks for quick delivery and visible tracking.I bought this table to keep my pack weight as low as possible. I comprised on the size just so I could keep the weight low. Its big enough for my phone and battery bank but not much more. Its convenient but leaves so much more to be desired. I used it once and havent touched it since. For as limited as its abilities are, its simply not worth the weight in my pack. Its not big enough to be very useful. I found myself still sitting everything on the ground like ive always done. I finally broke down and got the larger rectangular folding table. Its a great deal heavier (2ish lbs) and a great deal more expensive but its got enough space on it to be extremely useful. It even gets used when we go to the lake or the beach. Unfortunately the only thing this little table did was make me realize there is a such thing as "too small". It would be the perfect table for miniature baby dolls and tea parties with a 3 year old.Nice little side table to use for a drink or one person dinner table. I would have given 5 stars if not for the price; it’s a little high in my opinion. It didn’t stop me from buying a second one though!Great table to keep in the boat( takes very little space) and great to have on the beach. Quick assembly and very sturdy!Perfect fit for our tiny camper. Stores very flat. Easy to assemble and take apart.If there’s a down side, the thin legs are a bit less stable on rocks but we pushed them in a little and it was fine.No other product is lighter, stronger and prettier.Awesome. Durable. Compact. Light. Good looking!I've had this one about 2 years now and mine weights 9.8oz in the bag which is not mesh. Potentially, they've upgraded this product, but I kinda doubt it. Its been a decent table, especially for setting up just outside the hammock for convenience. It does have a center of gravity issue in that you either need to center what you're putting down on it or if on the outer edge of the plate that its centered with a leg. Anything substantial on the outer edge in between the legs will topple it. Once you have something in the middle, though, its not much of an issue - like having a stove/canister/pot with water in the middle, then there is pretty much no issue. So, its been a good table for me... until it got wet and delaminated. I have no idea why this would be produced in such a way that it would delaminate instead of in one piece of plastic - maybe there is a core to prevent warpping? I could see warping being an issue with any flat surface and this table has remained flat, which is of course important. Still, very disappointed in its longevity. Plus, I don't believe I'd ever try to cook with an alcohol stove on it, so it remains a camping item, vs a real backpacking item. And there are lots of things I can take camping for less.