PORTAL Multifunctional Folding Camp Table Aluminum Lightweight Picnic Organizer with Large Zippered Compartment contains Four Cooler Storage Bags…
$20.99
- COOLER STORAGE BAGS: Blue organizer is lined for use as cooler or sink, three other internal foam padded organizers. The four padded bags keep snacks, drinks, groceries and barbecue sauce organized.
- MULTIFUCTIONAL DESIGN: Detachable legs are perfect for raising the table to a perfect cooking height. While take out the four storage bags, you’ll have 4 zippered compartments which adding plenty of room to storage.
- SPECIFICATIONS: Set up size is 17″ L x 27″ W x 28″ H. Folding size is 25″ L x 15″ W x 9 ” H. Individual four Bag size is 12″ L x 11’’W x 6″H. Height can be adjusted from 28’’ to 16″.
- ROLL UP TABLE: Light weight aluminum frame construction, include aluminum roll top table that can be stored in back pocket for easy transportation. Handles on the side make for easy carrying.
- 1-YEAR MANUFACTURE’S WARRANTY: We back our products with a full 1 year manufacturer’s quality guarantee against any defective workmanship and material.
Specification: PORTAL Multifunctional Folding Camp Table Aluminum Lightweight Picnic Organizer with Large Zippered Compartment contains Four Cooler Storage Bags…
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Kindle Customer –
I used this on a spring camping Cub Scout family camping trip. It worked out great. We packed clothing, cooking supplies, and other essentials in the seperate containers. With everything securly zipped up, it acts like an old fashion camping chest packed with supplies, but with a modern take. The legs snap in and are sturdy. The material is strong with quality zippers. When set up, it made a great camp dresser and table. It can be broken down fairly easy when not in use, or you can do as I do and keep your gear in the bags, ready to go for the next trip. In general, I find many products let me down. Not this time. In fact many of our scout family members expressed getting thir own after seeing ours.
Sean Johnson –
We just received this yesterday (07-28-2019), and had fun putting it together. I was first surprised and happy to see that it all comes in a very nice carrying bag. We’re going tent camping this weekend and can’t wait to use this very sturdy table/storage unit. We aren’t going to be using the individual bags though. The only thing I noticed is that one of the lower Velcro straps didn’t reach one of the bars…………but I’m pretty sure it will be okay, and work itself out. we started to kinda shimmy the material down the bar and I’m pretty sure it will reach. But keep in mind, this is brand new and the material doesn’t have any give in it yet from being used. We’re thinking that after a couple times assembling it, it will be able to reach and loosen up just a bit.
Anyway, you should get one of these, it definitely doesn’t have to be name-brand. this purchase is completely worth it.
J.B. –
I put it together easily, and it should be sturdy enough for what I want it for. I car camp for 10 days with extended family, and I want my clothes in a “dresser”! Yeah, if hubby can pack the kitchen sink, I want a shelf for my clothes in the tent! Unfortunately, when you take the cooler bags out, the shelves sag, so I can’t just place my clothes on the canvas “shelves” but it’s probably wiser to keep my clothes zipped up in the bags anyhow (spiders in the woods?!). I’m tired of living out of a duffel bag for that long… also, having a tall table top in the tent will be perfect for toiletries (only the stuff bears can’t smell) and books, electronics, etc. I also have a bedside stand. Yup, car camping! And yes, I can backpack ultralight too 🙂
TFt –
Basically a Sherpa rebranded to save you a bit of money.
Difference that I think is there (haven’t seen the Sherpa physically) but I think the “sherpa” has unzippable partition shelving for both uppers and sides, I had to unseam one so I can fit a collapsible stove, skillet (handle), cooking sheet and long campfire skewers in the lower. [could go back and add snaps or Velcro myself later, not dire so unknown what I want do]. With that possibly down side, still worth the money saved.
I like this concept and product, compartmentalization and duel function is great. Fabric and aluminum frame keeps it light, but may shorten its durability.
One thing I am really not liking is the metal plank top snaps on to the pole frame with plastic c-clips which easily get stretched and stressed, added of course that plastic drys out and becomes brittle fast… so looking for a future fix with that indeed coming… huzzah
It extends with sleeved poles at bottom to make it ~end table height. The pole catch dimples are Sometimes tricky but those always seem to have an issue ether clicking into position or out. Hasn’t really been an issue.
Comes with four zippered fabric boxes; red, yellow, green and blue(blue one is Kooler insulated). I’ve used for cookware and dry goods storage only.
Pros and I would buy it again for main reasons of its light, organized & centralized, mostly easy to manipulate and pretty well manufactured.
People have said it’s a bother to put together, it is tightly fitting within the fabric. You’ll want to conceive your next step before making it (Not that it wouldn’t be correctable but a hassle). When you’re sure of placement, use your palm to bunt the plastic elbows to ensure the supports are totally seated. It seriously frames out through fabric tightly as intended.
– one star for plastic surface clips (will break), all internal shelves should be detachable. Admitting nitpicking.
all zippers do have double zipper tabs to met in the middle, left partial open or close to the side you prefer.
noelle521 –
Haven’t been camping in forever and bought this in the hopes it would add some ease to the trip. It did! The little cases were perfect for storing dishes in one, small kitchen supplies in another, cold drinks and snacks in the little cooler one that we would pack for day trips to the lake, and another for odds and ends. The legs were easy to install- tho the little black joiners were
mislabeled but super easy to figure out the mistake.if you’re paying attention. We placed a camp stove on top, hung our dish towels from the handy side handles, and were so pleased with the whole thing. 10/10 would buy again.