Bought this to be able to do dispersed camping in national forest land. It is a great little table, solid and just the right height with a camp chair. It's a little fussy to set up the first time, it's not just unfold and you're done, but you get the hang of it. Putting it away in its bag was also a little challenging the first time, but again that's probably just a matter of experience. It's small... with my two burner camp stove on it and some cooking things, there wasn't a lot of space to also eat on it.Very nice table. Good size, easy set up. A little "wambly", but perfectly useful.One star off for the "stuff sack" bag. The table base is all angles and shapes, which catch on the bag as you insert it. The table top is a collection of "slats" that you are trying to hold together with two hands while you are trying to hold the bag.......oh, wait. Take a hand off to get the slats started in the bag, trying to hold the slats together, doesn't work. Start over. Put the slats back together.......get the bag open...try to move the stupid cord that closes the bag before it snags on something........carefully start getting it in....but the table base is now snagging on the table top!Just nothing worse than trying to close up your camp site and be defeated and delayed and sweating over a poorly designed STUFF SACK. I don't blame ALPS...this is one of those "we've always done it this way, and its cheap, who cares?" camping industry decision.Please, someone in Silicon Valley needs to "disrupt" every camping "stuff sack." This bag just screams out for a flexible panel that will allow the bag to open up slightly to make it easy for the 40 moving parts of the table to go back in the bag. For me, I'll probably use some ball bungees and "stuff" the sack!PS: I do like the table!I love how quick and easy it is to set up. Some of the plastic end pieces have come off, but they go right back in. I’ll probably just crazy glue them to prevent that from happening. The center support is a little difficult to put on and take off, but I suspect it will get easier with repeated use. We loved the bigger size and leg space. The pic shows 3 tables side by side and two versacarts and the storage bags for the tables stored underneath. (Everything for Diner en Blanc has to fit under the table) No leg room compromised :-)This table was great for Diner En Blanc!I bought this table two years ago and figured it was finally time to review it. We've used this table at both primitive and planned camping spots. It's held up through all sorts of weather, from extreme sun, to rain and wind. The table itself is a good size for us (I bought the square size), instead of using it as a table to eat at, we use it as our cooking surface. It is large enough to hold our coleman stove and still have room for prep space. The table is weighted well and we've never had issues with it tipping over. The construction is sturdy and light, it packs up nice and small and holds up against and sort of rough use.I like it so far, sets up pretty easily. Did not wobble. Its an extra bar in the middle for added stability. Lightweight design. Carry bag is convenient but somewhat awkwardly shaped (its long). Great value for the price. It arrived in good condition. Can be used indoors and outdoors. I appreciate that there is nothing in the way of my legs if I want to use the table to dine. That was my main reason for picking this model. I will update my review after I take this table to the beach!Very well made, easy-ish to put together. It worked for a family of 5 at the beach. I only wish it was about 4" narrower, 2"-3" less wide, and 3" lower as it was a little difficult, but not bad, for the kids to reach at the beach while sitting in folding chairs, and it was just a couple inches too wide to fit in our beach wagon. Very nice table too, and sturdy.Ease of setup is really nice. Its very stable for its weight and size. For the price, you cant go wrong with the square table. Perfect for an Overlanding camp table set up.Got the table very quickly. It's very easy to put it together and disassemble. I did a mock up at home but won't be using until next summer. I bought it because it is the perfect size for the Le Diner en Blanc annual eventsUPDATE: This is a great table but the price keeps going up weekly. I bought a second one months later, and I referred numerous friends to buy one this summer, but every time I visit this item, the price I see the price keeps creeping up. I paid mid eighties for it and a hundred the second time. Now it's much more. Hope there is gouging going on...Excellent, sturdy table with enough space for long legs and knees. Great quality table. The only reason I'm giving it a 4 instead of a 5 is because of the bag that it comes in. The bag is divided into two pockets - one for the legs and one for the table slats. The leg pocket is extremely tight which makes getting the legs back into the bag really difficult!Great table to take camping. Happily larger than I was expecting. Easy to assemble. Plenty of knee room even for someone 6' 2".Looks good and is very light. It is a little flimsy which enables it to weigh so little. It has barely any plastic parts, which makes it excellent for winter-camping.I bought this for our trailer and camping. It stows well in the bag that it came with. A great value for a nice table.