Camping/cooking table
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Also similar to the Cabela's one I use to use several years back.
Mine worked great, never jammed up on me once.
However that Cabela's picnic table in one of the pics was a PITA to fold away.
Easy to open, but you had to do it just right to get it back to suitcase style.
For camping now I use two of these Ezi-Awn folding tables in the medium size.
They are strapped to the side of my ARB fridge in my rig full time as they fold nice and flat.
One is for eating at, the other one is for the chuckbox.
They are expensive, but worth it.
http://www.equipt1.com/item/k9-stainless-steel-camp-table-medium
However that Cabela's picnic table in one of the pics was a PITA to fold away.
Easy to open, but you had to do it just right to get it back to suitcase style.
For camping now I use two of these Ezi-Awn folding tables in the medium size.
They are strapped to the side of my ARB fridge in my rig full time as they fold nice and flat.
One is for eating at, the other one is for the chuckbox.
They are expensive, but worth it.
http://www.equipt1.com/item/k9-stainless-steel-camp-table-medium
I have the Front Runner version of the one above. Same basic design, SS and aluminum that is very sturdy and well, expensive. Slides under the roof rack though and is a very nice table.
Yes, I went though two earlier tables for the chuckbox to sit on, and they were flimsy including a nice Slumberjack one which I now use at home for my BBQ to sit on.
These tables like above and your Frontrunner one are $$$, but it will be the last table you need to buy.
Plus they fold so flat they hardly take up any room.
Here are my two in the rig strapped to the ARB fridge.
These tables like above and your Frontrunner one are $$$, but it will be the last table you need to buy.
Plus they fold so flat they hardly take up any room.
Here are my two in the rig strapped to the ARB fridge.
I wish I hadn't seen the posts about the Ezi-Awn and Front Runner tables. I'm a sucker for well made stuff.
Yup. Well like Corey said, buy it once, have it for life and pass it on.
Just got back from a Moab/Canyonlands trip and there were a couple of us with the FR tables. We lined them up one night to make a nice prep/cook and buffet area.
I just love the fact it stores underneath the roof rack and I don't have to make extra room inside my 80.
Just got back from a Moab/Canyonlands trip and there were a couple of us with the FR tables. We lined them up one night to make a nice prep/cook and buffet area.
I just love the fact it stores underneath the roof rack and I don't have to make extra room inside my 80.
I have had one of the original Coleman camp kitchens like the Cabela's one above for probably twenty years and it still holds up fine. The kids borrow it when they camp, it's been to lots of elk camps, makes a nice side table. When it's just the 
an I I usually bring one or both of the aluminum roll up kind because that camp kitchen might as well have an axle under it, it takes up that much room.
an I I usually bring one or both of the aluminum roll up kind because that camp kitchen might as well have an axle under it, it takes up that much room.
We make camp tables that are designed to fit in a drawer system or other limited spaces. The tables have hooks and hoops so they can link together.
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