The packed length is what your boot judges, not the top · review

trail outdoor leisure 60 × 40 cm at 26 cm high, 1.3 kg, 30 kg stated review

A tent-height table that publishes eight of its ten lines, including both the deployed and the folded shape — the pair most listings in this hub blur together.

By Jean-Benoit Buisson

The bottom line The clearest set of figures in this hub for a table that lives at ground level, on a top you will want dry before it is packed.

What this listing puts on record

A lightweight folding table measuring about 60 × 40 × 26 cm erected and about 60 × 40 × 3 cm folded flat, weighing 1.3 kg, with a handle for carrying. The frame is aluminium with locking bars and is described as waterproof; the top is a hardwearing black laminated MDF that wipes clean. The stated maximum load is 30 kg.

Two shapes, published separately

Erected 60 × 40 × 26 cm. Folded 60 × 40 × 3 cm. Those are not the same table and this listing does not pretend they are. The folded figure keeps the full footprint and loses the height, which tells you exactly what has to go in the boot: a flat panel, not a bundle.

Reading the load figure

30 kg, with no load point. A weight spread across the top and a weight leaned on one corner are different demands, and like every table in this hub, this listing publishes one figure for both.

What the listing omits

No leg adjustment and no feet. The height is a single figure. What the legs stand on, and whether they can be levelled on a slope, is not described.

Check this before ordering

The frame is the waterproof part. The top is a laminate over a core, and the edges are where water gets in. Dry it before it goes back in the bag.

Availability

Selling at about 20 € on the German Amazon store when this page was checked.

Catalogued on the American, British, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.

Nothing came back from the French 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

Publishes the deployed shape and the folded shape as two separate sets of figures, which is what the category is chosen on
A 26 cm height is genuinely usable on a tent floor, and the listing says so rather than leaving you to work it out
Locking bars on the frame are named as the stability mechanism instead of sturdiness simply being asserted

Compromises

A laminate over a fibreboard core is the construction that swells if it is put away wet, and it is the frame that the listing calls waterproof
The legs do not adjust, so the 26 cm has to suit both the ground and your chairs
Nothing describes the feet, which on soft grass is what decides whether the legs stay level

Specifications

Deployed dimensions	60 cm long by 40 cm wide — stated as approximate
Deployed height	26 cm — stated as approximate, and described as low enough to use inside a tent
Packed dimensions	60 × 40 × 3 cm folded flat — stated as approximate
Weight	1.3 kg folded — stated
Stated load rating	30 kg maximum — stated; the listing does not say how the load is spread across the top
Top material	Black laminated MDF, described as hardwearing and wipe-clean — stated
Top construction	A single panel that folds flat to 3 cm, with a handle for carrying — stated
Frame material	Aluminium, described as waterproof, with locking bars for stability — stated
Leg adjustment	Not published on the listing — one height is given and no adjustment is described
Foot design	Not published on the listing
Amazon reference	B0B1JTMDYR (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN	5031470251345

What people ask before buying

Is 26 cm too low to eat at?

It is a tent-floor height rather than a dining height, meant to be used sitting on the ground or in front of a low chair. One adjustable table in this hub reaches the same 26 cm at its bottom setting, and nothing here goes below it. If your chairs sit at 40 cm or above, this is a stove table rather than a dinner table.

Will the top survive being put away damp?

The listing describes the frame as waterproof and the top as a hardwearing black laminate that wipes clean. Those are two claims about two different parts, and a laminate over a fibreboard core is the layer that suffers when water reaches the edges. Nothing on the listing says the core is sealed.