*Great table and easy to assemble **MyseIf.Furniture** but some of the screws didn't go all the way through to secure the cushions. Although we just got more and adjusted.*
Like the review i use a table by a different companie the way the table top is put together is different and have been using it over a year with no problems. Stay safe my friend
You need to push down the cross bars and you will hear a small click. They lock into place, they do no lay into place as you show. Doing this makes it super easy to set up.
I have the Sportneer table that has the material top with a couple of bars across for support. It is rigid enough for a stove and weighs much less than this table. I've never had a issue making the table level by adding rocks/dirt under the leg(s).
Gotta say, that is not your everyday kind of product review comment, but very funny, thanks for sharing it, might be fun road trip to go find this table dancer and video them twering on the table, I'm telling you that would get some serious views!
I had one of those tables. I hated it, and gave it away. I didn't like the frame. That top was irritating to assemble, as you mentioned. The table wasn't very stable. The biggest thing that got on my nerves was, every time you touch it, or set anything on it, it sounded like garbage can lids banging together. Drove me nuts! Another couple went with us one weekend. They commented on how cool that table is, and how much they liked it. Solved my whole problem. They own it now.
Honest review. I bought an MSR folding camp table a few years ago. It sets up easily, is adjustable in height, is sturdy but has a slightly smaller top than the one you have reviewed (although I can use some additional slats I made to make it larger). The one I bought is still going strong after much use and was a good deal at $20.
I’m glad to see this review Luke. I purchased a Sportneer chair, after watching your review on it, and love it-especially when the price was much lower than REI’s version. I have a 10% off coupon and will probably order the small version for overnight backpacking trips. 🤙😎
It looks good enough for me...the wobbling issue could be fixed easily enough with a rock or piece of wood..once you figure out how it fits together I don’t see much of an issue there...the plastic looked reasonably sturdy...I think it would be fine in a larger tent for putting your boots and clothing on it at night to keep them off the ground so no creatures could get into them....I’d get one.it seems to me to be a fair price for what you get.....To each their own though.
Hey Luke! I agree, I think that table is not quite worth the cost. I would also be afraid to get anything too hot near those plastic ends, for fear of melting the plastic.
I bought one of these though I have not really used it yet. When I opened the box, I found the little net bag portion to have been left out of the package. Also, the storage bag was missing the drawstring (not really a big deal). I wrote directly to them explaining the missing items and they replied back the next day asking for my Amazon order number which I provided to them. They wrote back within 24 hours and said they would be shipping me a replacement- I expected a replacement net bag but I received an entire table and this one was not missing any items. They wrote me again after they saw that I had received the replacement and asked was I happy with their service which I was and asked me to do a review which I have not done as yet. I'm not sure how well the table will hold up but they certainly complied with their replacement guarantee quickly and completely.
luke, when i grew up in the 60's we went picnicking all the time and never had a table. why do you need a table on a hike? all we had was a big blanket and we all sat on it with room for a radio and picnic basket. i would never carry a table on a hike.
that's for picnicing. You ever tried cooking hunched over everything sitting on the ground on multiday trips? And what if it rains and the ground is all wet and muddy? i'd rather carry that weight over having to deal with all that hassle
I don't recall hearing Luke mentioning anything about hiking with the table..? @0:08 he says 'overlanding'. I took it to mean he used it while truck-camping, no?
@@gallente4TW it's not exclusively for car camping. You can find some fairly lightweight tables of similar design to throw in your back pack. I've done it when going on some parts of the Appalachian trail here in Georgia.
High Luke, i use this tables in different sizes since years. These are improved tables, but they are much better than nothing. They help me to eat with both hands, and that is a lot. Most time i use the smallest with 800gr. ( ca. 1720 lb ) Kindly Fiete
Maybe it`s what some call a "gram weenie" problem? it depends on the strength of the individual. I think everyone should pack what they are physically able carry to make their experience enjoyable. Check out carlisle195`s channel....dude brings out stuff in the lbs! LOL
I recently watched your review on the Coleman roll up camping table, you stated the price was exceptional at around $30, but when I went on Amazon and eBay the price is well over $50. I purchased the Alps roll up table and with tax and all it was a bit over $50, and it has a 4.8 rating! It looks almost Identical to the Coleman, but users say it is very stable, so I think your review drove up the price of the Coleman as the demand for it surged!
I bought the Rock Cloud one and the unit you bought is better due to the bar/rod which clicks into corners. My Rock Cloud doesn't have them and it's why I'm here looking for info.
What table would you recommend that can hold up to a hot pot of boiling water? I got the Trekology version of this table which is essentially identical. I was concerned that the fabric tables wouldn't work well with hot things, mainly a hot pot of water that's just been taken off a camp stove for cooking Mtn House dinners.
I am just not a fan of tables with plastic hinges connecting the top, as you said. They just worry me. If they break you are pretty much done unless you are a fabrication master. I much prefer the kind with shock cord holding the top together. I know that one day the cord will fail from dryrot or maybe I set the top on fire from a stove or something. That being said one can always just thread through new cord 50 years from now and still have a table.
@@TetsusaigaDrgn hey I actually went on Amazon and purchased a similar one from a store called PORTAL. And it was $40. But I have to say. I placed my 70quart cooler on top of this one. And it held. No problem. And I had ice and a few things in it. Very happy buy. Hope this helps. Got it in two days prime shipping.
I dont like the plastic links, they could melt or even break (now unusable unrepairable) BUT having a luxury item is nice on a camp trip so. I own (3 months now ) the 16 "NICE C" table i like it better as it has 2 bunji cords running through holes under each aluminum section (hence repairable) however, ALL these tables have a little "noise" to them. to get around this, I added shrink wrap tubing to the top 2 cross beams-this was an improvement. and to make it REALLY sturdy, take out the knots in the cord ( making the bunji longer) then use the cross beam as a giant needle and thread (loop) through each table slat on the bottom (not easy !) NOW there is a cord loop wrapped around the cross beam and you have a VERY sturdy table, just a tip, it works for me. I still think 40 bucks was a little high for the nicec. RR. WVA.
I bought this table after getting their chair. The set up is VERY easy compared to the GSI table of the same size. Have used it used on 2 camping trips so far. Holding up well. The GSI table legs are always ready to buckle and fold in. Not stable at all. This one is. I think the bungee cord on the GSI table will fail before the plastic hinges on this one.
I ordered one from Amazon.com. I set it up in my living room and attempted to use it. It was so flimsy I was concerned it would collapse and possibly spill hot coffee or dinner in my lap. I packed it up and it is going back to Amazon tomorrow morning. It is typical of the quality we as Americans have not yet begun to enjoy from our friends in China. As difficult as it may seem, the Chinese tend to over sell and over rate their products but under-manufacture and cut corners in materials, design, and engineering. I am ordering a decent Helinox table as a replacement.
I have one similar but its all metal and I've taken it out several times without any problems. I got it from Amazon for $35 I believe but like I said no plastic.
I'm happy you didn't show us how to twerk on this table...geez! I have the Trekology ($60) version of this table and I have similar pros and cons, especially regarding the quality of some parts which is not so good. It works and I guess that's what really matters. I found a laminate folding table at Walmart for $18 that I trust more; big con is the weight. I like that OneTigris folding table you had...it was pretty cool, especially the camouflage pattern.
Hey Luke, like the review. But I have a different question for you. Can you in the future do some Hammock camp videos? Or do you have some already on your channel? Thanks John S. West
Now it's under 30 dollars. Almost got the Rock Cloud, but this was almost 10 dollars cheaper. For what they are i figured none of these cheap tables are going to last very long and might as well save a few bucks.
The Moon Lence version of this table has a aluninum top and is much better quality. About $60 on Amazon. I bought those before I replaced all my Moon Lence stuff with Helionix
Ubiquitous style collapsible table, mine only has bungee cord to keep them together not the plastic end connectors. The one I own is very light and I'm pleased with it, quick to deploy and sturdy. I carry a couple of plastic wedges for leveling up. That table is indeed overpriced.
Is it worth $42? No. Basically, you have one or two companies in China that produce these tables in different colors and combinations of materials that then sell them to whichever companies are retailing them. So, in essence, you're getting the same table, regardless of who's name is on it, or what color it's in. And I don't mean that as a knock on China, or retailers either. It just is what it is in today's retail world. I'd be concerned about those plastic links as well. Over time they're going to wear down, where aluminum, or even steel will not. At least not over a short period. But, thanks for the review! Cheers! DonP
Yep, the China way. But the individual companies can choose the grades of materials used so sometimes paying more gets you more, but not always. China also has 'public' designs, where anyone is welcome to copy the product and alter it as they please- usually cheaper and lesser than the original was or is, but again not always. The one thing you can count on is that paying the least WILL get you the least even if it looks the same.
Thank you for your review however I think it is somewhat misleading. Of the cons you mentioned some have to do with personal handling. Light weight tables are not meant for dancing on them. Ha ha!
Back in the day we had tree's that fell we used them for table's and seats. We rough it . Using old Marine Corps pack packs and canteens the only modern camping equipment I have is a Eureka storm tent sleeps two low profile colors blk and gold. We use rocks for a fire place pit. I also have a Colman cooker stove I only use that if I'm camping at a park with family members.this is stored in my truck
heres ur answer luke!!! .hey luke all those tables you showed in the 20some dollar range well their all the same table from the same company and same warehouse. amazon has lotsa products that they do this with. the only difference in the product is the manufacture name. they try to cover the range of people asnd offer a color or different company namecuz the customer has to choose something right?! so sell the same product 20 different ways and u make all the money. confusing i know but im sure u get it. its all the same seller and same manufacture.
I'm in Thailand and just purchased this exact same table online for the equivalent of $14, so yah,; way overpriced. These are clearly made by a Chinese OEM manufacturer and Sportneer and other importers just slap their name on it and triple the price. Oh; wait! Mine didn't include that amazing hanging bag...I guess that's why it was $25 more.
Price point tell them again, price vs build it's always an issue it will always be an issue. Let's face it if you want to charge the big bucks you better make sure everything is just right because if it's not Luke is definitely going to find it cheers to you Luke. Great video my friend stay safe stay well and as always God bless
Well Luke, you missed a golden opportunity to not only show off your twerking skills, but also prove that review wrong. Come on man!
If he gets 1000 likes...
Lol
You said it brother, I’d pay good money to see that! (His kids would be mortified)
I attempted this, the table shattered and I may have broken my hip....that twerking review was BS!
hehe
- Luke
@@TheOutdoorGearReview review update video or it didn't happen!
*Great table and easy to assemble **MyseIf.Furniture** but some of the screws didn't go all the way through to secure the cushions. Although we just got more and adjusted.*
Thanks for your honest opinion! It helps me when decisions concerning my gear
Agree, I’ve been shopping for a table like this for a while, to scared I’m going to waste my money. Thanks for the review.
love the vids. one of the few tubers who calls it as you see it
Love how honest your review is. So thorough and so helpful. Thank you!
Like the review i use a table by a different companie the way the table top is put together is different and have been using it over a year with no problems. Stay safe my friend
Just a FYI -- Plastic can be better than the aluminum if the right plastic is used -- but that plastic costs.
You need to push down the cross bars and you will hear a small click. They lock into place, they do no lay into place as you show. Doing this makes it super easy to set up.
I have been looking at this type of table, you helped me make a decision. Thanks
I have the Sportneer table that has the material top with a couple of bars across for support. It is rigid enough for a stove and weighs much less than this table. I've never had a issue making the table level by adding rocks/dirt under the leg(s).
just bought a trekology for 30 bucks without the plastic ends.shock cord keeps the panels together.love it
I just got one of those for bike & kayak camping. Completely unnecessary but I love the luxury.
Gotta say, that is not your everyday kind of product review comment, but very funny, thanks for sharing it, might be fun road trip to go find this table dancer and video them twering on the table, I'm telling you that would get some serious views!
thank you for another honest review. recent subscriber looking for a decent small camp table. this review helped a lot.
Luke 👍👍 Good ol' honest review as always, thanks. Enjoy!
I had one of those tables. I hated it, and gave it away. I didn't like the frame. That top was irritating to assemble, as you mentioned. The table wasn't very stable. The biggest thing that got on my nerves was, every time you touch it, or set anything on it, it sounded like garbage can lids banging together. Drove me nuts! Another couple went with us one weekend. They commented on how cool that table is, and how much they liked it. Solved my whole problem. They own it now.
susie and her sewing machine can fix the mesh no problem!!!
Honest review. I bought an MSR folding camp table a few years ago. It sets up easily, is adjustable in height, is sturdy but has a slightly smaller top than the one you have reviewed (although I can use some additional slats I made to make it larger). The one I bought is still going strong after much use and was a good deal at $20.
Thanks for your thoughts in this review! 👍🏻
I’m glad to see this review Luke. I purchased a Sportneer chair, after watching your review on it, and love it-especially when the price was much lower than REI’s version. I have a 10% off coupon and will probably order the small version for overnight backpacking trips. 🤙😎
I use the Trekology table and have had no issues with it. After watching this video I thing you should do a review of their products.
It looks good enough for me...the wobbling issue could be fixed easily enough with a rock or piece of wood..once you figure out how it fits together I don’t see much of an issue there...the plastic looked reasonably sturdy...I think it would be fine in a larger tent for putting your boots and clothing on it at night to keep them off the ground so no creatures could get into them....I’d get one.it seems to me to be a fair price for what you get.....To each their own though.
Lots of these tables out there - all made by the same company. Quick, easy to set up. Very handy. Fairly light and very rigid.
Hey Luke! I agree, I think that table is not quite worth the cost. I would also be afraid to get anything too hot near those plastic ends, for fear of melting the plastic.
I bought one of these though I have not really used it yet. When I opened the box, I found the little net bag portion to have been left out of the package. Also, the storage bag was missing the drawstring (not really a big deal). I wrote directly to them explaining the missing items and they replied back the next day asking for my Amazon order number which I provided to them. They wrote back within 24 hours and said they would be shipping me a replacement- I expected a replacement net bag but I received an entire table and this one was not missing any items. They wrote me again after they saw that I had received the replacement and asked was I happy with their service which I was and asked me to do a review which I have not done as yet. I'm not sure how well the table will hold up but they certainly complied with their replacement guarantee quickly and completely.
I can say that after a warm and cold season of camping, I've had no issue with the plastic wearing at all. But hes right on with how rigid they are.
Good one Luke. I bought one similar to it at Wally World. All aluminum. Pretty sturdy and way less money.
luke, when i grew up in the 60's we went picnicking all the time and never had a table. why do you need a table on a hike? all we had was a big blanket and we all sat on it with room for a radio and picnic basket. i would never carry a table on a hike.
that's for picnicing. You ever tried cooking hunched over everything sitting on the ground on multiday trips? And what if it rains and the ground is all wet and muddy? i'd rather carry that weight over having to deal with all that hassle
I don't recall hearing Luke mentioning anything about hiking with the table..? @0:08 he says 'overlanding'. I took it to mean he used it while truck-camping, no?
@@gallente4TW it's not exclusively for car camping. You can find some fairly lightweight tables of similar design to throw in your back pack. I've done it when going on some parts of the Appalachian trail here in Georgia.
They must have watched the video because now the table is $33
Thank you!!!! Good job!!!
What the hell is wrong with the dingle berries and the thumbs down? Great Review
Both reviews are excellent 👍😁
I would love to hear how the company responds to the torn bag.
Hey Luke hope y'all are well much love your way be safe have a wonderful day
High Luke, i use this tables in different sizes since years. These are improved tables, but they are much better than nothing. They help me to eat with both hands, and that is a lot. Most time i use the smallest with 800gr. ( ca. 1720 lb ) Kindly Fiete
i have a similar table but the top is nylon
Much much lighter
an excellent table
I dont see a point in a table that weights more than a modern ultralight tent.
Maybe it`s what some call a "gram weenie" problem? it depends on the strength of the individual. I think everyone should pack what they are physically able carry to make their experience enjoyable. Check out
carlisle195`s channel....dude brings out stuff in the lbs! LOL
@@jkhxzcjlkhcxvzk No matter how strong you are, after a few miles you hate every pound you carry too much.
If they would make one with two adjustable legs i would buy it today
I found one on Amazon for $72 with adjustable telescopic legs. Portal.
I recently watched your review on the Coleman roll up camping table, you stated the price was exceptional at around $30, but when I went on Amazon and eBay the price is well over $50. I purchased the Alps roll up table and with tax and all it was a bit over $50, and it has a 4.8 rating! It looks almost Identical to the Coleman, but users say it is very stable, so I think your review drove up the price of the Coleman as the demand for it surged!
I have one. And it’s heavier than I was expecting. But it’ll be great for car camping.
I bought the Rock Cloud one and the unit you bought is better due to the bar/rod which clicks into corners. My Rock Cloud doesn't have them and it's why I'm here looking for info.
What table would you recommend that can hold up to a hot pot of boiling water? I got the Trekology version of this table which is essentially identical. I was concerned that the fabric tables wouldn't work well with hot things, mainly a hot pot of water that's just been taken off a camp stove for cooking Mtn House dinners.
I am just not a fan of tables with plastic hinges connecting the top, as you said. They just worry me. If they break you are pretty much done unless you are a fabrication master. I much prefer the kind with shock cord holding the top together. I know that one day the cord will fail from dryrot or maybe I set the top on fire from a stove or something. That being said one can always just thread through new cord 50 years from now and still have a table.
To Expensive I just picked one up from Amazon for about $25 and almost the same exact one quality and all. But not bad for something quick to have.
hey luis, which one did yuo get for $25? im looking for one to go on my car camping trip in 2 weeks
@@TetsusaigaDrgn hey I actually went on Amazon and purchased a similar one from a store called PORTAL. And it was $40. But I have to say. I placed my 70quart cooler on top of this one. And it held. No problem. And I had ice and a few things in it. Very happy buy. Hope this helps. Got it in two days prime shipping.
@@TetsusaigaDrgn wish it would let me post a picture I’ll show you. Nice and strong 💪🏽
@@luisacevedo324 hey luis, thanks for respong! Appreciate your input
I bought one at bi-mart, do not recall the brand, plastic slats, but aluminum stand. Roughly 30" high. Sturdy. $25
Nice review as always....I’ll stick to my Trekology one though
Good review. The table ks too short for my use. Thank you, Luke.
Great review Luke thank you ☺️
Thanks for thee honest review!
I dont like the plastic links, they could melt or even break (now unusable unrepairable) BUT having a luxury item
is nice on a camp trip so. I own (3 months now ) the 16 "NICE C" table i like it better as it has 2 bunji cords running
through holes under each aluminum section (hence repairable) however, ALL these tables have a little "noise" to them.
to get around this, I added shrink wrap tubing to the top 2 cross beams-this was an improvement. and to make it REALLY
sturdy, take out the knots in the cord ( making the bunji longer) then use the cross beam as a giant needle and thread (loop)
through each table slat on the bottom (not easy !) NOW there is a cord loop wrapped around the cross beam and you have a VERY sturdy table, just a tip, it works for me. I still think 40 bucks was a little high for the nicec. RR. WVA.
You pay a hefty price for it but Helinox has a table that packs down real small and light.
I bought this table after getting their chair. The set up is VERY easy compared to the GSI table of the same size. Have used it used on 2 camping trips so far. Holding up well. The GSI table legs are always ready to buckle and fold in. Not stable at all. This one is. I think the bungee cord on the GSI table will fail before the plastic hinges on this one.
Seems like a pretty good table for car camping
I ordered one from Amazon.com. I set it up in my living room and attempted to use it. It was so flimsy I was concerned it would collapse and possibly spill hot coffee or dinner in my lap. I packed it up and it is going back to Amazon tomorrow morning. It is typical of the quality we as Americans have not yet begun to enjoy from our friends in China. As difficult as it may seem, the Chinese tend to over sell and over rate their products but under-manufacture and cut corners in materials, design, and engineering. I am ordering a decent Helinox table as a replacement.
Thank you for sharing brother and I will stick with my real wood tv table
Excellent review.
Great review!!! thank you for sharing.
I have one similar but its all metal and I've taken it out several times without any problems. I got it from Amazon for $35 I believe but like I said no plastic.
I'm happy you didn't show us how to twerk on this table...geez! I have the Trekology ($60) version of this table and I have similar pros and cons, especially regarding the quality of some parts which is not so good. It works and I guess that's what really matters. I found a laminate folding table at Walmart for $18 that I trust more; big con is the weight. I like that OneTigris folding table you had...it was pretty cool, especially the camouflage pattern.
..nothing worse than a table tipping over and spilling your beer and gourmet beans..lol...good one, stay safe,
thank you for the review
Hey Luke, like the review. But I have a different question for you. Can you in the future do some Hammock camp videos? Or do you have some already on your channel?
Thanks
John S. West
What do you people like for a medium or large folding table?
Would be neat if they made a table that just fit on the chair frame.
Hey, love the channel 👍
Have you a link to where I could get the camo chair from please?
Now it's under 30 dollars. Almost got the Rock Cloud, but this was almost 10 dollars cheaper. For what they are i figured none of these cheap tables are going to last very long and might as well save a few bucks.
The Moon Lence version of this table has a aluninum top and is much better quality. About $60 on Amazon.
I bought those before I replaced all my Moon Lence stuff with Helionix
Someone needs to send this man some Helinox stuff. Much better quality and lighter DAC poles.
Hey Luke. What engineering changes would you suggest? I have a similar table.
it would be better if the legs were adjustable for height to accomidate uneven ground i would tear that thing apart and redo the legs for sure
If I wanted to eat at a table. I'd go to a restaurant. You're in the woods. Tough it out!😂
We, all, camp differently😂Grow up girl
Some people go out, build a shelter, fire, catch fish, then... find a flat rock
How big is the large version
Ubiquitous style collapsible table, mine only has bungee cord to keep them together not the plastic end connectors.
The one I own is very light and I'm pleased with it, quick to deploy and sturdy. I carry a couple of plastic wedges for leveling up.
That table is indeed overpriced.
I have a moonlence camp table, have had it for 6 years, tripped over it drunk a hundred times, thing is in Indestructible and weighs just over a pound
Quality is average. I agree with your review great review.
subscribed yesterday, thx.
-b
So what you are saying is that I shouldn't get this table twerking?
Is it worth $42? No. Basically, you have one or two companies in China that produce these tables in different colors and combinations of materials that then sell them to whichever companies are retailing them. So, in essence, you're getting the same table, regardless of who's name is on it, or what color it's in. And I don't mean that as a knock on China, or retailers either. It just is what it is in today's retail world. I'd be concerned about those plastic links as well. Over time they're going to wear down, where aluminum, or even steel will not. At least not over a short period. But, thanks for the review! Cheers! DonP
Yep, the China way. But the individual companies can choose the grades of materials used so sometimes paying more gets you more, but not always. China also has 'public' designs, where anyone is welcome to copy the product and alter it as they please- usually cheaper and lesser than the original was or is, but again not always. The one thing you can count on is that paying the least WILL get you the least even if it looks the same.
I am looking for a folding table like this one for hiking and backpacking. Can anyone recommend a good sturdy table and brand like this table? Ty
Thank you for your review however I think it is somewhat misleading. Of the cons you mentioned some have to do with personal handling. Light weight tables are not meant for dancing on them. Ha ha!
I bought a similar one for 24€ here in germany
Back in the day we had tree's that fell we used them for table's and seats. We rough it .
Using old Marine Corps pack packs and canteens the only modern camping equipment I have is a Eureka storm tent
sleeps two low profile colors blk and gold. We use rocks for a fire place pit.
I also have a Colman cooker stove I only use that if I'm camping at a park with family members.this is stored in my truck
heres ur answer luke!!! .hey luke all those tables you showed in the 20some dollar range well their all the same table from the same company and same warehouse. amazon has lotsa products that they do this with. the only difference in the product is the manufacture name. they try to cover the range of people asnd offer a color or different company namecuz the customer has to choose something right?! so sell the same product 20 different ways and u make all the money. confusing i know but im sure u get it. its all the same seller and same manufacture.
I'm in Thailand and just purchased this exact same table online for the equivalent of $14, so yah,; way overpriced. These are clearly made by a Chinese OEM manufacturer and Sportneer and other importers just slap their name on it and triple the price. Oh; wait! Mine didn't include that amazing hanging bag...I guess that's why it was $25 more.
Little expensive for what it is
I think that it looks like a cheap copy of something better. It is probably serviceable but nothing more.
26$ no more!
Don't like it unless you were carrying it
I'm honestly incredibly disappointed that you didn't even attempt to twerk or dance on the table in this video.
2nd!
No it's not!
too heavy and large for a backpack, and if travel by car, there will be other better options.
The price could be better and it looks like a copy
1st
One word...nope
Except for the price I think your list of cons is pretty chicken sorry
Im not a fan of the table
All I can say is it sucks.
Price point tell them again, price vs build it's always an issue it will always be an issue. Let's face it if you want to charge the big bucks you better make sure everything is just right because if it's not Luke is definitely going to find it cheers to you Luke. Great video my friend stay safe stay well and as always God bless
Completely useless to take camping lol who is this product for??