Helinox Table One REVIEW | Best outdoor lightweight folding tabel!
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2018
- I am the proud owner of four Helinox Chair Ones. The Helinox Table One - a lightweight folding camping table - was on my wish list for reviewing and here it is!
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Great review, you deserve a lot more subscribers to your RUclips channel!
Dear Stefano, Thanks! YES ;-)). Time will tell how it go's. Spread the word and help me grow. Many thanks! Gijs
Thanks for the helpful review. I need a table during Covid-19 while I'm bopping around from home to the park to friend's garden. Thanks for helping me make a decision.
Hi Julie, Yeah, what a silly period it is and I am glad I could help! The review is a bit older already but I still have the table and it is one of my all time favorites. Enjoy! and... stay safe ;-). Gijs
The 6,6 in Nylon stands for the number of carbon atoms in the Polyamide chain. Polyamides are Polymers which have a bound between a amine (-NH2) and a carbonic acid (-COOH). Those bind under the removal of water to the amide (-CONH-).
The 6,6 stands for a Diamine with 6 carbon atoms between the two amines and Dicarboxylic acid with 6 Carbon atoms. This leads to a long chain of thousands of those molecules -> the Polyamide. There is also Nylon 6, where there are 6 carbon atoms between a single Amine group and a carbonic acid at the end. Those polymerize with themself. And Nylon 12, Nylon 5,5 and so on.
Hi Lars,
Thanks for sharing 🙏.
Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe!
Cheers, Gijs
I've been regularly motocamping the last 12 years and I've been looking for a good light portable table to bring along on my trips/rides. I just recently heard about this table from a couple on their ATW adventures and I just went ahead and ordered one last week- sight unseen! I'm glad to discover your 5 Stars review today...makes be feel better about getting the priciest table I've researched. Expecting to receive it tomorrow and look forward to my next motocamping trips in September and October in Canada 🇨🇦
Hi Peter, I am sorry for my late response but I was on holiday and took my time. Thanks for the nice comment and sharing your thoughts! Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs
Thanks to you we now have this table and two chairs 👍
Hi Terje, Happy to help and have fun with them! Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs
Good information but it would have been nice to see pots and cups, etc, used. After all it is a table.
Was hoping to sea the stability of items on the table.
I mean see ...
Hi Suzanne, I agree and bow my head deeply. I am using this table every time we go out with the family and sometimes on my own and I don't know why I did not put that shot in it. The tabletop is quite stable: we put cups on it - like our Kupilka's - and that is fine. A high wineglass is a bit wobbly though, but a Jetboil no problem. I hope my answer helps a bit. Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs
My comment may not be seen considering the age of your video, but do you know if the Naturehike table that looks just like this assembles the same way? I have the table you feature, but I'd like to get tables for my kids. The Naturehike is a lot less expensive. I do LOVE my Helinox, though!
No, I don't know. I had a look at the website of Naturehike and it looks like a perfect copy only $100 cheaper. That tells me a lot: it is not the same. Looking at the load Load-bearing of 44.1lb" it is more than half of the Helinox (110 lbs.). So... again, it is not the same. Also: don't reward copycats. But if you can't afford more Helinox I do get it! 🙏. Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs
@@OutdoorguruGearReviews thanks so much for your reply, and you are correct! Yesterday, I did some more digging online and found reviews for the much cheaper "twin" product--it's cheaper for a reason, and not a good one. Reviewers described how it was very difficult to snap the top in place, and showed photos of the clip in areas breaking. One reviewer said the Naturehike table's cup holders are not stretchy as in the Helinox's. She had to cut away one side of the "flaps," and then stitch that side to prevent fraying. No thanks! I'll stick with what I already know works and hold up. It's a better value in the long run without the frustrations.
Cool review. Better than the company that makes the damn thing, lol.
Dear Angel, You are a ... that's too easy ;-) Thanks for the positive remarks. Enjoy the outdoors! Gijs