Luke, I've been trying out some Soto gear and I truly am impressed with their stuff. The windmaster is a stove I'll never do with out !!! The top cook set I'm loving also. Nice to see you liking the table which I don't have !! Cheers
@@TheOutdoorGearReview Need a table and want a grill something too? Vargo folding grill. Titanium makes it light, while it folds flat and can be either a grill or a table. Some folks just don't want to put their stuff on dirt. Not a sales pitch. Just a honorable mention that is lighter and does more than one trick.
@@lowkeylowkey1000 Thankyou for mentioning this in your comment. I like this Soto table, but your suggestion of the folding Vargo grill is a huge help as it's definitely a more versatile item in the backpack...
I like your video presentations. No time wasted on lengthy intros and out of topic talk unlike other gear testers. You get down to the point quick and present the facts. Thnx
Got mine on Amazon for $45.00 after seeing your video a few weeks back. Very pleased with it and that windscreen hack is genius!!! One of my favorite pieces of kit!!!
Soto is a great company and your review is spot on. I bought this about a year ago, great product and can be very useful for car camping or short hikes.
Saw you use this on another video just this morning and I said then and there I must find this item asap. Just to have something to keep my gas canister and stove off the ground...this is perfect. Thank you so much. Off to Campsaver!!!! lol
I've used this little table for 2 years. It's taken a beating and still holds up strong. I pair this also with a small windscreen and small plastic cutting board (from a dollar store) that I cut to match this table. I also have a titanium table that goes into the same bag that weighs just a couple ounces
I have seen a couple of you-tubers with the table and they love it... one keeps it near his bed in his tent and as soon as he gets up he makes his coffee.... thank you for sharing your opinion. Take Care.
The Helinox Table One is the way to go. Real nice! If you have to go real small the Cascade Wild Ultralight Folding Table is good and real inexpensive too.
I love the one I just bought. Well-built & sized. Like I told someone else recently ... it's about the height of a Smart water bottle laying on it's side & weighs 5 Clif bars.
OMG...Luke I totally went out and bought this after watching your video...I just got it last week and can't wait to use it in the field....it is awesome.. Have a great day :)
Hello Luke, thank you for the great review. I really appreciate your honest reviews.The Soto table looks like a great item for car camping. All the best to you and Susie. 🤗
I've had this table since last winter, I too like it a lot, very handy keeping things clean and off the ground. I'm not an "ultralight" person so it's weight is of little concern to me, it's not heavy. Always opens and closes flawlessly. I saw it on someone's RUclips vid in Europe with no attention drawn to it and hunted for it. I too got it for around 40,cant remember where from. Thought it was a bit much till I got it. Glad I did.
Love it. I bought 2 of the accessory tiny people to sit at it. I decided to spring for 2 so they could play cards with each other. Very entertaining at the camp site, especially when they get drunk on sake! They are total lightweights!
What an awesome cooking table for hammock camping, brought to us by the masters who brought us oragami. Sometimes the simplest items have the most appreciable amounts of engineering.
Saw this table in one of your other videos and knew I had to have a couple of them, his and hers. Previously owned the ubiquitous mini camp table made in china rebranded by dozens of companies but wasn't a fan of the sharper edges and the faff of clipping it together. These are silly money to purchase and import to the UK but they make me happy every time i use them.
Howdy Luke. I picked up one of these SOTO tables some time back from Camp Saver for $35 with a few other SOTO items. SOTO makes quality stuff for sure. Their OD-1RXN WindMaster stove is killer, the best canister stove I own in terms of performance. I use this table mainly for food prep, but it's handy for lots of reasons. Thanks.
Thanks, once again you’ve helped me to understand products. This is a great consideration for my snowmobile winter hot tenting. I’ve seen various products that are similar but this seems to stand out. 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🛷⛺️
Thanks Cool Hand for the review. I’ll have to look into one, it would be a good agh to a permanent Bushcraft camp. Or like you say when the ground is wet and less than optimal
I have a couple of Snow Peak Ozen Solo tables and a Kovea mini folding table and they're excellent quality. They all require assembly, which (interestingly) your test Soto does not!
Nice Review. Item is similar to the small GSI ultralight table. I’ve had issues with GSI’s spot welding on a pot, as in it didn’t hold and now I have a pot with no handle. So this looks like a winner to me.
My favorite piece of camping gear is the snow peak gigspower white gas lantern. It is discontinued... I got the last one in America. Expensive, but awesome.
Hi Luke, great review (as always!) thanks :-) I'm a great fan of Soto stoves (I have the Windmaster and Stormbreaker), but recently had a rather bad experience with their cookware. I think that due to increased worldwide demand, Soto outsourced their pots to China and the quality took a dip. Some kind of chemical in the nylon warmer that came with the pots corroded the anodization. No response from their customer service (in Germany). Another Japanese brand I love is Snow Peak. I got their Ozen Solo table, which does require some light assembly, but packs down a lot thinner and weighs only 9.5 oz (270 g). They also make really nice titanium mugs and camping gear! Keep it up, Luke! I always look forward to your next videos!
Soto's table is perfect for picnic hikes and car camping. Putting it down next to a folding chair, etc. makes for a sweet set up. I'd put Soto (as brand) into the same category with the Japanese division of Coleman, Snow Peak, etc. Items that are: Non-disposable/made for multiple uses, slightly on the luxury side of camping, appearance and form/function all taken into account.
Looks like the perfect table for a day hike, picnic, open air concert, beach day, etc. I found a great table for multi day backpacking trips: Cascade Wild table. Weighs 2.3 oz cost me $10
Thanks for for the review on the Soto table. I’ve been interested in it ever since the day hike video. It’s perfect for my needs and I’ll definitely be buying one.
Great review. Like a lot of Japanese products it looks well designed and manufactured. Trying to find a reason why I need one Nice to see you are not influenced by freebies and review your own purchases
Luke, keep up the good work. Nice piece of equipment. Bought a risk,rock cloud table on Amazon. For 20 dollars. Little bigger and heavier than your Soto 16 inches and 1.5 lbs. But Soto looks like it is better quality. If you need a second tent night stand for Suzie you may want to check it out. Thank for all time you spend keeping us informed.
I am 77 years old, I need /want comfort. When I canoe camp I use chairs, tents, stoves that require space. I can use the canoe as a table, shelter,etc. but I don’t because I am prepared for the worst (scouting) I even plan for an extra days food and a can of tuna squirrelled away in my pack. I guess I’m more engaged in enjoying the outdoors than stressing out about surviving.
Not sure if you reviewed before but there is a similar product in design but made of corrugated plastic. It too folds and then snaps together. Might be worth doing a vs episode. Weight, durability, cost...you know how it’s done, really like those videos you’ve done in the past. Keep up the good work.
Hey Luke, I had a little ''mad money'' and decided to order one of these from Campsaver.com. With state taxes & shipping it came to just under $50.00. You're right, a bit of a ''luxury'' item but i'm looking forward to using the hell out of it soon.
Great review as always Luke. thanks. For me a little table is not something I would take backpacking, but for day hiking when weight is not an issue, yes. I like Soto stuff, but this is a little pricey for me, so I'm looking for cheaper alternatives. Saw a similar table on Amazon from Trekology for $20 that I am considering ordering.
Absolutely a luxury item. I might be tempted to get one for the times the wife goes with me...but...I would not pay more than $20 for it. Not worth it for me. But I’m glad to know it’s there for me if I change my mind. Can’t help but notice the gloves and how warm they look...what kind are those?
Like, nice piece of kit. Is there a plastic one available with a lighter weight maybe. I would add this to my kit but the weight and cost is an issue. Thanks great job keep it up
I saw this and looked useful in previous videos and so went looking in AliExpress. I could not find the exact same one but they have a similar one but with manual legs that only costs about $14 delivered, which I decided was cheap enough to take chance on! Also these ones have one extra feature you can lock two together to make a bigger table, so in fact I order two. I haven't got them yet but looking forward to trying it. The only con I saw so far seems to be a lack of a bag. I like the windbreak storage idea - also prevents it from damage as it's easy to bend them if you aren't careful.
@@carmenmartinez2882 Yeah that sure is useful if you don't have one. But I already had it before the table, and I use the stove on the table as it's more stable than directly on the ground - so then the windbreak is handy to keep. BUT your method is great for using a stick stove I'm never going to have that on the table!!
@@no1slisteninganyway My pleasure. I think, if you were worried about it (on uneven ground, etc), you could attach a couple of large binder clips on the sides for some added safety. Or a small C clamp and piece of wood.
What kind of windscreen is that, and where can we get it ? Have you done a review on it ? How long have you had it ? How has it held up ? Keep up the great work !!!
@@user-xt1jd5lw8o, thank you. Not at the moment, because we are going through a resurgence of the CoVid-19 and getting locked down again, I think. Maybe later. Thank you, though.
I really like those, the weight is where it becomes a pain for me, literally. If I'm staying somewhere that I know there will be some wood to use I'll knock up one my own and as much as I like my metal windshield it weighs a tonne. I just attached some clips to a cut off from my ground sheet, shove some sticks in the ground, clip it on and it's good to go, weighs nothing too.
Check out the Suluk46 titanium camp table.It's similiar to this,but lighter.I'm not affiliated with the company I just like their stuff.They also make other products including a titanium wood stove that is similiar to the Bush buddy or solo but much lighter as expected.Keep the reviews coming,thanks
Luke, I've been trying out some Soto gear and I truly am impressed with their stuff. The windmaster is a stove I'll never do with out !!!
The top cook set I'm loving also. Nice to see you liking the table which I don't have !! Cheers
I have heard that before; I might have to order one, thanks Traky!
- Luke
@@TheOutdoorGearReview Need a table and want a grill something too? Vargo folding grill. Titanium makes it light, while it folds flat and can be either a grill or a table. Some folks just don't want to put their stuff on dirt. Not a sales pitch. Just a honorable mention that is lighter and does more than one trick.
@@lowkeylowkey1000 Thankyou for mentioning this in your comment. I like this Soto table, but your suggestion of the folding Vargo grill is a huge help as it's definitely a more versatile item in the backpack...
I like your video presentations. No time wasted on lengthy intros and out of topic talk unlike other gear testers. You get down to the point quick and present the facts. Thnx
Got mine on Amazon for $45.00 after seeing your video a few weeks back. Very pleased with it and that windscreen hack is genius!!! One of my favorite pieces of kit!!!
Soto is a great company and your review is spot on. I bought this about a year ago, great product and can be very useful for car camping or short hikes.
Saw you use this on another video just this morning and I said then and there I must find this item asap. Just to have something to keep my gas canister and stove off the ground...this is perfect. Thank you so much. Off to Campsaver!!!! lol
Nice review Luke. All the facts without being too long.
Yo Luke, love your reviews, you definetely improved my camping life in Japan. If you need anything from Japan I am here!
What a great offer! I'd like two Geisha girls please. Thank you so much!
I've used this little table for 2 years. It's taken a beating and still holds up strong. I pair this also with a small windscreen and small plastic cutting board (from a dollar store) that I cut to match this table. I also have a titanium table that goes into the same bag that weighs just a couple ounces
I have seen a couple of you-tubers with the table and they love it... one keeps it near his bed in his tent and as soon as he gets up he makes his coffee.... thank you for sharing your opinion. Take Care.
Just got mine today , bought it before seeing this review , i am impressed with it , very sturdy bit of kit :)
The Helinox Table One is the way to go. Real nice! If you have to go real small the Cascade Wild Ultralight Folding Table is good and real inexpensive too.
I love the one I just bought. Well-built & sized. Like I told someone else recently ... it's about the height of a Smart water bottle laying on it's side & weighs 5 Clif bars.
Thank you for the review on the table, I was already hawking out the table from one of your recent vidz.
OMG...Luke I totally went out and bought this after watching your video...I just got it last week and can't wait to use it in the field....it is awesome.. Have a great day :)
Hello Luke, thank you for the great review. I really appreciate your honest reviews.The Soto table looks like a great item for car camping. All the best to you and Susie. 🤗
I've had this table since last winter, I too like it a lot, very handy keeping things clean and off the ground. I'm not an "ultralight" person so it's weight is of little concern to me, it's not heavy. Always opens and closes flawlessly. I saw it on someone's RUclips vid in Europe with no attention drawn to it and hunted for it. I too got it for around 40,cant remember where from. Thought it was a bit much till I got it. Glad I did.
Love it. I bought 2 of the accessory tiny people to sit at it. I decided to spring for 2 so they could play cards with each other. Very entertaining at the camp site, especially when they get drunk on sake! They are total lightweights!
Just ordered one from the US (I’m in Ireland) based on your review Luke. Great channel and can’t recommend enough to all my lads 👍🏻
I often watch Japanese RUclips Channels that have camping and bush craft, and I see that table a lot.
What an awesome cooking table for hammock camping, brought to us by the masters who brought us oragami. Sometimes the simplest items have the most appreciable amounts of engineering.
Great table! Definitely want one! Soto does make excellent products. Thanks for the review!
Saw this table in one of your other videos and knew I had to have a couple of them, his and hers. Previously owned the ubiquitous mini camp table made in china rebranded by dozens of companies but wasn't a fan of the sharper edges and the faff of clipping it together. These are silly money to purchase and import to the UK but they make me happy every time i use them.
This is definitely a luxury item, I would say.
Just used my Soto Amicus stove on an overnight adventure...great stove, as is its Big Brother the Soto Windmaster!
Howdy Luke. I picked up one of these SOTO tables some time back from Camp Saver for $35 with a few other SOTO items. SOTO makes quality stuff for sure. Their OD-1RXN WindMaster stove is killer, the best canister stove I own in terms of performance. I use this table mainly for food prep, but it's handy for lots of reasons. Thanks.
Thanks, once again you’ve helped me to understand products. This is a great consideration for my snowmobile winter hot tenting. I’ve seen various products that are similar but this seems to stand out. 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🛷⛺️
Thanks Cool Hand for the review. I’ll have to look into one, it would be a good agh to a permanent Bushcraft camp. Or like you say when the ground is wet and less than optimal
Great and useful little device. Good product well reviewed and will last.
I have a couple of Snow Peak Ozen Solo tables and a Kovea mini folding table and they're excellent quality.
They all require assembly, which (interestingly) your test Soto does not!
There's less moving parts with the Snow Peak table, meaning less that can break...
what wind screen is that?
Nice little Table Luke. Thanks der Guy.
That table is spiff. I have their Windmaster stove and love that thing too. Thanks, Luke.
What do you mean by spiff?
@@XJonAye Neat. Cool. Pimp. Baller. Outstanding.
@@GrumpyGrunt Cool never heard of that, sounds like spliff, is that a British term
@@XJonAye Nope.
I think this would work awesome in my ice fishing hut. Definitely have to look into one. Thanks for the great review
That is a very interesting table Luke. I don’t know if I would use something like that but still cool.
Nice Review. Item is similar to the small GSI ultralight table. I’ve had issues with GSI’s spot welding on a pot, as in it didn’t hold and now I have a pot with no handle. So this looks like a winner to me.
Thank you 👍. Thought about it ... But why not just carry & use a cutting board (hard plastic) you can buy at Target or Bed Bath & Beyond, et al.?
So perfect for motocamping. Getting one to throw in my panniers.
It has its place and uses. You pretty much covered it accurately.
My favorite piece of camping gear is the snow peak gigspower white gas lantern. It is discontinued... I got the last one in America. Expensive, but awesome.
Looks like an awesome little table. I’m impressed!!
bought one for "primitive" tent camping and it was SO nice... I ordered another one the next day, ha ha ha. We paid $40 on Amazon.
Cheers and have a great day and a half ✌️
Hi Luke, great review (as always!) thanks :-)
I'm a great fan of Soto stoves (I have the Windmaster and Stormbreaker), but recently had a rather bad experience with their cookware. I think that due to increased worldwide demand, Soto outsourced their pots to China and the quality took a dip. Some kind of chemical in the nylon warmer that came with the pots corroded the anodization. No response from their customer service (in Germany).
Another Japanese brand I love is Snow Peak. I got their Ozen Solo table, which does require some light assembly, but packs down a lot thinner and weighs only 9.5 oz (270 g). They also make really nice titanium mugs and camping gear!
Keep it up, Luke! I always look forward to your next videos!
Haven't been watching long but so far, like the videos. Great work, great reviews.
Soto are great quality gear. I have Soto Muka SOD-371 stove and that my go to stove for any camping activity. Really love it and I own 3 of them now.
Soto's table is perfect for picnic hikes and car camping. Putting it down next to a folding chair, etc. makes for a sweet set up. I'd put Soto (as brand) into the same category with the Japanese division of Coleman, Snow Peak, etc. Items that are: Non-disposable/made for multiple uses, slightly on the luxury side of camping, appearance and form/function all taken into account.
Excellent ! I've seen a couple of tiny tables. And these go great with a short walk-in, or at the lake. Thanks!
Looks like the perfect table for a day hike, picnic, open air concert, beach day, etc. I found a great table for multi day backpacking trips: Cascade Wild table. Weighs 2.3 oz cost me $10
Thanks for for the review on the Soto table. I’ve been interested in it ever since the day hike video. It’s perfect for my needs and I’ll definitely be buying one.
Where did you get the wind screen
Great review. Like a lot of Japanese products it looks well designed and manufactured. Trying to find a reason why I need one
Nice to see you are not influenced by freebies and review your own purchases
Thanks! Been waiting for this review since we spoke a few days ago!
class looking wee table should come in very handy for the car aswell foe wee days out .
Luke, keep up the good work. Nice piece of equipment. Bought a risk,rock cloud table on Amazon. For 20 dollars. Little bigger and heavier than your Soto 16 inches and 1.5 lbs. But Soto looks like it is better quality. If you need a second tent night stand for Suzie you may want to check it out. Thank for all time you spend keeping us informed.
Looks like very useful and folds up small pretty cool
Could you let me know what the thickness is of the aluminum top (not counting the lip; just what gauge of metal).
Thanks!
I like that little table..that would come in very handy..45 dollars yes..but not 60 dollars..i will find me one..thank you for the review..loved it.
Nice table looks very functional 😊
Sweet looking table, could be used down the road.Grest review Luke.
I am 77 years old, I need /want comfort. When I canoe camp I use chairs, tents, stoves that require space. I can use the canoe as a table, shelter,etc. but I don’t because I am prepared for the worst (scouting) I even plan for an extra days food and a can of tuna squirrelled away in my pack. I guess I’m more engaged in enjoying the outdoors than stressing out about surviving.
Muddy, rainy, snowy days. This would be great. Lil pricey for what it is but overall 👍👍
Hi guys, I order this for family camping before watch your video. Thust me. My wife
mocked me until today.
Thank you for your service with SEAL Team 6.
I would use that on a picnic table with the naturehike stove.
Not sure if you reviewed before but there is a similar product in design but made of corrugated plastic. It too folds and then snaps together. Might be worth doing a vs episode. Weight, durability, cost...you know how it’s done, really like those videos you’ve done in the past. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for sharing and reviewing this small light weight fold out table ! Like your channel and will check out more thanks !
You could probably even use it as a raised platform for a wood fire in a pinch if the ground is too wet.
For a lightweight backpacker, that would be a good frame, centred in a frameless pack.
Hey Luke, I had a little ''mad money'' and decided to order one of these from Campsaver.com. With state taxes & shipping it came to just under $50.00. You're right, a bit of a ''luxury'' item but i'm looking forward to using the hell out of it soon.
Looks pretty nice, but I think the Snow Peak Ozen table is better, less than 10oz. But this one is faster to setup
Great review as always Luke. thanks. For me a little table is not something I would take backpacking, but for day hiking when weight is not an issue, yes. I like Soto stuff, but this is a little pricey for me, so I'm looking for cheaper alternatives. Saw a similar table on Amazon from Trekology for $20 that I am considering ordering.
Need little table. Great video
Absolutely a luxury item. I might be tempted to get one for the times the wife goes with me...but...I would not pay more than $20 for it. Not worth it for me. But I’m glad to know it’s there for me if I change my mind. Can’t help but notice the gloves and how warm they look...what kind are those?
How does this compare to the GSI table?
Love it. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Item ordered!
It`s a work of art,,
i really like the look of it, and think is is a great idea to have a little table.
What about the wind screen? You said you were going to come back to that in a minute but then never showed it.
I have Soto Windmaster stove and it's excellent!
Great for the Ohuhu stove . You should do a updated review and cook some thing ,
Wow, I would like one.
Hi Luke 👍 it is what it is 👍 bit pricey for me 👍 but thanks for sharing this video update ♥️this channel and your review 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Like, nice piece of kit. Is there a plastic one available with a lighter weight maybe. I would add this to my kit but the weight and cost is an issue. Thanks great job keep it up
Made in Japan products is a must buy.
I've been wondering about this table since I saw it in a few other videos. Very interesting ...
I saw this and looked useful in previous videos and so went looking in AliExpress. I could not find the exact same one but they have a similar one but with manual legs that only costs about $14 delivered, which I decided was cheap enough to take chance on! Also these ones have one extra feature you can lock two together to make a bigger table, so in fact I order two. I haven't got them yet but looking forward to trying it. The only con I saw so far seems to be a lack of a bag.
I like the windbreak storage idea - also prevents it from damage as it's easy to bend them if you aren't careful.
@@carmenmartinez2882 Yeah that sure is useful if you don't have one. But I already had it before the table, and I use the stove on the table as it's more stable than directly on the ground - so then the windbreak is handy to keep. BUT your method is great for using a stick stove I'm never going to have that on the table!!
Is there a name for something like that without the legs? Like a little metal folding board for cutting or just being a rigid surface?
I wonder if they have something similar at Daiso 🤔
I think I might need to get one
Does it lock open? It looks like it starts to close when you move it.
No, it doesn't. It's even clearly stated in their instruction sheet that comes with it. But it does have a spring-open feel to it, at least mine does.
@@KimberlyGreen Thanks.
@@no1slisteninganyway My pleasure. I think, if you were worried about it (on uneven ground, etc), you could attach a couple of large binder clips on the sides for some added safety. Or a small C clamp and piece of wood.
What kind of windscreen is that, and where can we get it ?
Have you done a review on it ?
How long have you had it ?
How has it held up ?
Keep up the great work !!!
The FU Crew Channel if you wanna get these items,contact me.I'll send info.
@@user-xt1jd5lw8o, thank you.
Not at the moment, because we are going through a resurgence of the CoVid-19 and getting locked down again, I think.
Maybe later.
Thank you, though.
The windscreen made by Solo Stove looks like it. It is a good one. You can find it on Amazon.
I really like those, the weight is where it becomes a pain for me, literally. If I'm staying somewhere that I know there will be some wood to use I'll knock up one my own and as much as I like my metal windshield it weighs a tonne. I just attached some clips to a cut off from my ground sheet, shove some sticks in the ground, clip it on and it's good to go, weighs nothing too.
What windscreen are you using?
I'm digging this little gadget and they're way cheaper knockoffs on Ebay;)👍👍
Check out the Suluk46 titanium camp table.It's similiar to this,but lighter.I'm not affiliated with the company I just like their stuff.They also make other products including a titanium wood stove that is similiar to the Bush buddy or solo but much lighter as expected.Keep the reviews coming,thanks
Luke, check out the Alpkit Spltta, only 388 grams 14” x10” when open. Only £23 uk
3:10 Can you give me information about gas tank and stove?
Okei soto🇯🇵👏👏👏👏⛩️🗾🗻🏕️🚙🎣🇷🇺!!!
looks to me like a couple of sheets of titanium with some telescopic ABS plastic frame would be much more efficient, albeit costly.
That would be great for my stove. I live in a swampy area