Alpine Mountain Gear Camping Roll Top Kitchen
The Alpine Mountain Gear Roll‑Top Kitchen Table offers a convenient and portable cooking and prep station. It folds flat (approx. 31.5″ × 19.7″ × 4.3″) and fits in a shoulder‑carry nylon bag, making transport easy. Assembly takes under a minute—just pop up the frame and roll the aluminum tops into place. Reviews praise its lightweight design (around 11 lb) and portability, though opinions on sturdiness vary—it’s great for prep and light duty but may not suffice for heavy equipment.
Product Highlights & Features
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Lightweight aluminum construction – Easy to transport and clean
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Two roll‑top aluminum work surfaces – Ideal for stoves, prep bowls, and cookware
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Third fold‑out side shelf with adjustable legs – Perfect for prep, utensils, or plating
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Quick setup in under a minute – Perfect for one‑person use
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Compact fold‑flat storage – Includes a durable nylon bag for portability
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Weather‑resistant and easy‑clean surfaces – Doesn’t rust and wipes down easily
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
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| Unfolded size | 47.2″ × 18.9″ × 31.5″ |
| Folded size | 19.7″ × 4.3″ × 31.5″ |
| Weight | ~11.25 lb |
| Material | Aluminum frame & tabletops |
| Weight capacity | ~66 lb |
| Carry bag | Black nylon with handles |
| Shelves | 2 roll‑top + 1 fold‑out |
| Leg adjustment | Side shelf legs level independently |
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
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Very lightweight and easy to carry
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Folds compact for convenient storage
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Two prep/work surfaces + side shelf enhance workflow
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Fast, intuitive setup—even solo
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Non‑rust aluminum and nylon bag hold up to weather
👎 Cons
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Mixed reviews on sturdiness—best for light to moderate use
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Side shelf can feel flimsy or stiff; occasional WD‑40 helps
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Not ideal for heavy gear, coolers, or cast‑iron cookware
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A few users note a Prop 65 warning; typical for treated aluminum products
Final Verdict
The Alpine Mountain Gear Roll‑Top Kitchen Table delivers excellent portability, convenience, and functionality for car camping, tailgating, and casual outdoor cooking. Its main strengths are the lightweight aluminum build, compact folding size, and multi-surface setup. While not built to hold heavy-duty gear, it’s perfect for stoves, prep bowls, and utensils.
Ideal for: Solo or small-group campers needing a quick‑to‑set‑up prep station.
Less ideal for: Heavier cooking equipment, very rough terrain, or those needing maximum sturdiness.
Brian –
Spot on outoor kitchen setup
This was such a great thing to bring to our camp site. It stores flat in an easy to carry case. It setup up within seconds and we used it to put out portable grill nd kitchen supplies on it. Very strudy and made with aluminum posts and table deck. I highly recommend for camping or other outdoor activities that you might need quick table setup for.CON: It would not be good a table to write on. As the table top is slotted with individual panes but that is not what it was designed for.
7 people found this helpful
ken doyle –
Great value for the price
Easy to set up and very sturdy
eiresurg –
Love it! Highly recommend it.
This was purchased as our kitchen for car-camping. It is kind of pricey for what it is, but it seems very well made. It is so incredibly light it seemed flimsy. The roll tops pop off for easy storage and the whole thing folds down flat and fits in a nice storage bag that’s included. When folded up, the dimensions are approximately 3″ x 20″ x 32″ (just guessing). It’s very manageable, anyway. It sets up super easy and can almost be done one-handed. The legs on the side table are somewhat independently adjustable in that the have plastic screw feet for leveling that part. I haven’t unscrewed them to see how far they come out, but kind of silly if the other 4 legs are adjustable. The side table top is also a sheet of aluminum. Despite how light this thing is, it took a beating without any sign of wear. Our large 2 burn Camp Chef stove fit on the top shelf perfectly allowing the fuel bottle to sit on the side shelf. I’m 6’4″ and the stove sat at an acceptable height for me to cook.
27 people found this helpful
Scott P. –
Unbeatable Strength and Ease of Setup for the Price
I’m typically slow to write reviews, but it’s for good reason. I try to extensively use the product before writing. I’ve used this table on about 6 camping trips already this year and I love it. It is very sturdy and holds just about everything I need (a couple extra S hooks for hanging and a drying net are a great addition). The table takes less than 2 minutes to setup and gives you plenty of solid surface to work with. Perfectly holds our Stansport grill with enough surface for prep. The table is strong, light, and easy clean or setup. From my experience you can’t beat the price and quality of this table!
9 people found this helpful
Janie –
Perfect table.
Love this table. It is exactly wht we needed. It is the perfect blend of easily collapsible and super-sturdy. We can fit our two grills on it or one grill and meal accessories.
2 people found this helpful
JH –
Good table
Light weight, easy to set up, comes with a nice bag. Good for camping. Can’t say anything wrong about the table, I’d buy it again.
Tammarra –
Handy to have!
Used it for a recent solo camping trip and loved having it
Looking4good software –
Great item for camping, whether car, tent or RViing
This is a great table for camping. It is lightweight, sturdy, holds the BBQ grill and/or camp stove and has the table for cooking and prep items. Takes up a small amount of space. Somewhat of a pain to open the side table, but a bit of silicon spray helped alot. Not only does it free up where you can put your camp stove or BBQ grill, esp when there is no picnic table but we have run into camp grounds that do not want you to cook on top of the picnic table due to the plastic covering. Even my husband gave it the thumbs up due to its portability.
4 people found this helpful
RoboDan –
Great little table for camping
We go car camping a lot, and each year, I pick up one or two items that seem useful or that I see other people using at the campgrounds. This year, I bought a camp table. We just got back from a 3 week trip to Yellowstone that involved 10 nights of camping (thank you Obama and my 4th grade son for the free entry to all the national parks). We used the table every day we camped. Usually, I set up the stove on the end of the picnic table. On the positive side, this minimizes walking around and I can put the food boxes on the benches. On the negative side, it takes up about a quarter of the table, and we end up eating crammed up at the other end. This camp table solved all that. I put the stove on the top shelf with the canister of fuel on the ground behind. I got two plastic tubs for dishwashing, which I kept side by side on the bottom shelf. The shelf on the right comes in handy for all sorts of things, but mostly I used it for food prep and for keeping extra pots of food when I was trying to heat up more than 2 things. After dinner, we put the tubs to the right and the dirty dishes down below and then used the table as a dishwashing station.Overall, the table worked great. It is light weight, and my 9 year old son was able to set it up and take it down each time. The two shelves on the left are removable and made of metal. The shelf on the right is made of some composite board (not metal). The table is quite sturdy, but I would not suggest putting heavy boxes of food or the cooler chest on it. The only way I could see to improve the table would be to allow the legs to adjust independently so that you can put it on a slope — but that would make setup more complicated.
9 people found this helpful
bed685 –
I liked it so much I bought a second table!
I bought this table for camping in our RV and I liked it so much I bought a second table! They come in a nice black nylon bag with carry handles and are pretty compact. I use one table for my camp stove and food prep. the second table I keep next to the RV and use it for extra gear and my satellite boombox. The tables are sturdy and are made of aluminum so they are light weight and easy to clean up. I like the adjustable legs and the ease of set up. The cons, the fold out side table is a little flimsy and cannot withstand moisture. I wish it was like the other shelving.
10 people found this helpful