Robens Adventure Aluminium Table L
Summary
Price At Time Of Writing | £59.99
Our Overall Rating | 82 out of 100
Pros - Light, packs small, simple
Cons - No features, a bit unstable, low weight capacity
Overall - An excellent value table for its weight
Technical Specifications
Folded Size - 78x16x5.5cm
Weight - 2.05kg
Unfolded Size - 77x58x54cm
Our Analysis & Ratings
The Robens Adventure Aluminium Table L is a lightweight, compact camping table designed for outdoor use and those who need a simple, portable surface for eating, food prep, or socialising. Weighing just 2.05kg and folding down to a slim 78x16x5.5cm, it’s an excellent table for backpackers, bikepackers and minimalist campers. The 58x77cm tabletop provides enough space for small groups, though its 54cm height makes it better suited for side-table use rather than full dining. While it’s impressively light and packable, its 20kg weight limit and slight flex under pressure mean it’s best for light-duty use rather than heavy chopping or cooking.
Performance - The Robens Adventure Table performs well as a compact, no-fuss surface for drinks, snacks, or small meals. The aluminium slat top is stable enough for light items, but it does have some flex when pressed down, making it less usable for heavy food prep. At 54cm tall, it’s too low for comfortable seated dining (your knees may bump into it, plus the bars underneath prevent comfortable seating), but it works perfectly as a coffee table, side table, or camp kitchen accessory. Stability is decent on flat ground, but since the legs aren’t adjustable, uneven terrain can make it wobble. While it’s rated for 20kg, we’d recommend keeping loads under 10–15kg to avoid stressing the frame.
Construction - Built from aluminium, the table is lightweight yet sturdy enough for its intended use. The slatted top allows for airflow (helpful for drying dishes) and resists water pooling, while the aluminium pole frame keeps weight minimal. The legs and crossbars do show noticeable flex under pressure, though, and the non-adjustable legs limit stability on rough terrain. The Oxford polyester carry bag is a nice touch, though it’s not waterproof. The tabletop can also pick up minor scuffs, but it wipes clean easily. While durable for occasional use, frequent heavy-duty camping might wear it down over time.
Features - This table keeps things simple: no cup holders, storage nets, or fancy adjustments, but that’s part of its appeal for ultralight campers. The quick-fold design makes setup and takedown a breeze and the included carry bag keeps everything together. The large surface area (58x77cm) is spacious enough for 4 plates and snacks, though taller individuals may find the low height awkward for meals. A smaller version is available for those who want to shave off extra grams, but this size strikes a good balance between portability and usability
Portability - Where this table truly shines is its packability. At just 2.05kg, it’s one of the lightest full-sized camp tables available, and the slim folded profile makes it easy to strap to a backpack or stow in a bike pannier. The carry bag helps with organisation, though it’s a tight fit when repacking. While not as compact as some roll-top tables, it’s far more stable than flimsy alternatives, making it a great choice for backpacking, bikepacking, or festival use.
Versatility - This table is best suited as a multi-purpose camp accessory rather than a primary dining surface. It works well for various uses, such as drinks and snacks around the campfire, light food prep (chopping veggies, assembling sandwiches), as a side table for stoves, lanterns, or gear organisation and card games or small gatherings (though seating will be low). The low height does limit its use for full meals and the lack of leg adjustability means it struggles on uneven ground, but for minimalist campers who are looking to save weight where possible, it’s a solid choice.
Overall - The Robens Adventure Aluminium Table L is a great lightweight option for campers who need a simple, packable surface without unnecessary bulk. Its minimalist design, quick setup and impressive weight-to-size ratio make it ideal for backpackers, bikepackers and festival-goers, so, if you’re looking for a no-fuss, ultra-portable table for light use, this is a strong table — just don’t expect rock-solid stability or premium durability.
