Sherpa Camp Table & Organizer, Table top 27" x 17", Table Height 28", Brick

We love this table! We had purchased a Camp Chef Outdoor Oven with a two burner stove top, and we discovered that when put onto most tables - including campground picnic tables - the stove top was too high. The Sherpa table is sturdy enough to support the 45 pound oven, and when the legs are left completely down, the stove top is the perfect height. Conversely, when the legs are fully extended the top is the right height to use a regular propane stove. The 4 storage bags hold a lot, and we love being able to pull them out and carry them to wherever we want. In addition to using the table when tent camping, we take it along in our travel trailer. The table is a perfect size to go between two chairs under the awning creating both a table and storage outside the trailer while the storage bags work perfectly in the trailer kitchen cabinets the same way we use them for tent camping. The interior zippers for the shelves make storage in the table flexible both with and without the included storage bags. The entire unit is well made and a great asset for camping. The table is sturdy yet light weight and easy to carry. It doesn't add a lot of weight when weight limits are a concern, and since it stores gear, it takes up no more travel space than the gear itself would take up.

My husband and I sleep out nearly every weekend and I needed a way to have everything we need for cooking and cleanup organized and ready to go as soon as we were. This holds everything we need to take and then some. One bin hold our biolite with the coffee pot, two gallons of pellets, stick breaker, camp lighter, fire starters, three pairs of gloves and rolled wash basin. The second holds a nested 3.5 liter, 2 liter pot and 12 inch skillet with two plates and two bowls inside the smaller pot, plus two mug sets and a 1.1 liter boil pot with camp stove inside (all GSI). The third holds all of our coffee and coffee fixings, cocoa, tea and oatmeal in addition to all of our camp spices, hot pads, dish cloths & towels, several S-hooks, spare garbage sacks, and the first-aid kit. We use the insulated bin to hold two small metal dog bowls, four cans of soup, a can of chicken, a large can of beef stew, four cans of vienna sausage, granola bars, fruit snacks, jerky and other quick energy snacks that we resupply after each trip. Each bin has a cut-down index card in the little label sleeve that lists all of the contents so anyone can find what the need quickly. With all four bins full and in place I put our GSI cooking utensils (in their own case) on top of one of the bottom bins and our GSI camp knives (also in their own case) on top of another, slide a half roll of paper towels and a small roll (in it's box) of aluminum foil on the sides, stash our camp hatchet on top of one of the top bins and a coleman burner on top of the other and zip the whole thing up snug. Because it is pretty snug, we leave the tabletop on rather than putting it in it's pouch. This also allows us to put one of our folding side tables between it and the truck bed wall. It is a bit heavy, but I can lift it into and out of the back of the truck by myself and I'm not that strong. The legs are efficient enough and ours slide in and out without too much fuss but I wish they were a tad bit longer, just a little bit sturdier, though we haven't had any problem with them buckling or seeming weak yet, though they do come all the way out if you aren't careful and can be a wee bit troublesome to get back in while holding the whole thing up. I've been considering getting a second one, primarily because I absolutely love the bins and the extra meal prep space would be nice, but at the moment we just don't have the space to load it into the truck. The only thing I wish is that you could buy the bins separately, they are amazing for storage for storage and organization and it would make it so much easier to keep all of our extra dishes ready to go when we take the kids and grandkids with us. All-in-all, despite the less than perfect legs, this is on my top 5 list of great base-camp purchases, along with the GSI dishes, the Wagon Tech rechargeable lights, the Gazelle tent and our biolite. If you've been reluctant about getting one because of complaints about the legs, seams or zippers, don't be. Ours is stuffed to the gills and after several months of regular use it's still holding as strong as it did new and you have to trust me on this, you WILL LOVE how much space it saves and how much more organized you will be!

Last year I purchased two giant plastic tubs to store all my camping gear (skillet, stove, lantern, plates, cups, utensils, pots, pans, towels, soap, garbage bags, etc, etc.) and that worked out ok. They were very bulky and could only be used as storage. When I went on a camping trip with my parents I saw they had a neat little "pantry" for all their camping gear that had lots of cools pockets and storage areas for all their stuff. I wanted one. My search lasted almost a year because the pantry they had was no longer in production (I later found out my dad bought it over 15 years ago). I looked at every option I could find and googled every keyword I could think of but nothing really seemed like it would work out very well. I don't remember how I stumbled across this Camp Chef organizer but I'm glad I did. The 4 internal pockets are VERY spacious. I was able to fit a fry pan, 4 plates, a pot and a percolator all in one pocket. Another pocket contains a small tupperware bin, towels, hot pads, a sponge and some soap; another has all my cooking and eating utensils and the last holds everything from a roll of paper towels to lots of garbage and ziplock bags. I was surprised at how much stuff I could fit inside. The blue pouch is waterproof and designed to be used as a wash basin. The construction is very solid and it can be put together in 10-15 mins. The "shelves" on the inside can be unzipped to accommodate larger items such as a camp stove. In my case, I was able to unzip the lower vertical wall and slide my large griddle underneath both pouches. The carry handles are cushioned well and very comfortable. My only small gripe is that even with the legs extended it is a tad short (I'm 5'10"). But I don't really see that being a big deal. I am now down to one plastic bin that holds my stove, lantern and fuel with room to spare. Buy this and you'll wonder how you ever camped without it.

Took this camping with friends and they immediately went out and bought one. This is so efficient and the product designer is clearly a camper. One of the four storage bags can double as a cooler or sink since it's lined and insulated. My camp chef stove fits in with two of the bags removed and the dividers unzipped. The aluminum roll up top is a great work or stove surface. I love that everything is in one place for storage, traveling and camping.

Excelente compra, ya no cargas con diferentes cajas regadas en la camioneta o en la casa para poder acampar a gusto. Uno de los cuatro compartimientos es impermeable o¿por el interior así que funciona muy bien para guardar alimentos. Ya armado como mesa es algo pequeña pero muy versátil para usarla como apoyo al cocinar. Se ha vuelto indispensable para las salidas.

This is just what I've been after... I've now organized kitchen/dining camp kit to feed 12+ people (plates, cups/mugs, many utensils, spices, serving bowls, even 'rainy day toys' etc.) into these bags, which is a HUGE step up from big plastic bins. The table top is very sturdy as my 5 year old daughter sat right on top, and we discovered we can store the longer cutting boards underneath the top so no wasted space. One of my most useful camping luxury purchases! The only downside I can see is that it would be nice if it came with a fitted rain tarp but we'll try to hack something together. Camp Chef rocks!

Calidad: 5 Precio: 5 Portabilidad: 2 Ensamble e Instrucciones: 2 En general, es un excelente producto, pero no es intuitivo el ensamble y las instrucciones no son amigables. Si decides llevarlo armado en la altura mínima, mide 1.2m de largo así que prevé cuánto mide la cajuela de tu vehículo.

I wish it would zip on bots front and back side, since I use that in my alucab canopy camper that open by the sides but its great anyway