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KESSER roll-top camping table, 120 × 70 cm, legs 57–79 cm review

The only table in this hub to publish a continuous leg range rather than a set of fixed heights, which is what makes it stand level on ground that is not — and it publishes no weight at all.

By Jean-Benoit Buisson

The bottom line The table that answers the question a sloping pitch asks, and none of the questions a rucksack asks.

What this listing puts on record

A folding camping table stated at 120 × 70 cm, on an aluminium frame with an oxidised finish, with legs adjustable through roughly 57 to 79 cm, a stated load of 100 kg, a roll-up top, non-slip feet, a carry bag with a strap and a mesh pocket underneath.

The leg range is the argument

Most tables in this hub either fix their height or offer two or three settings. This one publishes a continuous range of about 22 cm, and says outright why: uneven ground — grass, sand, gravel. A table that can be brought level on a slope is a different object from one that cannot, and it is the only figure here that no competitor publishes in the same form.

Two numbers the listing withholds

No weight. Nowhere in the title, nowhere in the five bullet points. The table is sold with a shoulder-strap carry bag, which is a claim about carrying it, and the mass is never given.

No packed size. The listing says the folded table fits in a car, a motorhome or a cellar. None of those is a dimension, and none of them can be checked against a boot before ordering.

What the top is made of

The frame is named — aluminium, oxidised. The top is described only as rolling up. Whether the slats are aluminium, plastic or coated board changes how hot a pan may be set down and how flat a stove stands, and the listing does not settle it.

Where the maker places it

The first bullet point lists camping, festivals, the garden, road trips and use as a mobile side table, in that order. It is built and sold as a camp table, and the maker also sees it on a terrace. Worth knowing before you judge the 100 kg against a trekking pole tent.

Availability

Selling between 75 € and 83 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.

Catalogued on the British Amazon store with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.

Nothing came back from the American Amazon store, so the buy link there opens a local search instead of a page that is not there.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What it does well, and where it gives way

Strengths

A continuous leg range of roughly 57 to 79 cm, which is what levels a table on grass, sand or gravel rather than choosing between two fixed heights
Names aluminium for the frame and an oxidised finish, where most listings in this hub name no metal at all
A carry bag with a strap and an under-table mesh pocket are both listed as supplied

Compromises

No weight published anywhere, on a table sold on being carried
No packed size either — the listing offers "fits in a car" instead of a dimension
The top is the part that decides whether a stove sits flat, and the listing never says what it is made of

Specifications

Deployed dimensions	120 × 70 cm — stated in the title
Deployed height	Legs adjustable through approximately 57 to 79 cm — stated as continuous rather than in steps
Packed dimensions	Not published on the listing — described only as a compact folded size that fits a car, a motorhome or a cellar
Weight	Not published on the listing — the table is called light to handle, with no figure anywhere
Stated load rating	Up to 100 kg — stated by the maker, who does not say how the figure was established or where the load is applied
Top material	Not published on the listing — the frame is named as aluminium, the top is described only as roll-up
Top construction	Roll-up top — stated
Frame material	Aluminium with an oxidised surface — stated
Leg adjustment	Continuously adjustable, approximately 57 to 79 cm — stated
Foot design	Non-slip feet — stated; no dimension or shape is given
Amazon reference	B0CWR3FK5F (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN	4255598314947

What people ask before buying

How much does it weigh?

The listing does not say. It calls the table light to handle and stops there. On a product whose whole argument is that it packs into a carry bag with a shoulder strap, that is the figure most worth having, and it is the one absent.

Is the 100 kg figure a load you can rely on?

It is what the maker states, and nothing more. The listing does not say whether the figure is a distributed load, a point load, or how it was arrived at. Read it as a manufacturer claim about its own product rather than a graded rating.