Summary

Price At Time Of Writing | $139.95

Our Overall Rating | 78 out of 100

Pros - Portable, multiple uses

Cons - Slightly longer setup

Overall - A strong, multiuse, compact table

Technical Specifications

Folded Size - 56x18x18cm

Weight - 2.5kg

Unfolded Size - 76x56x45cm

Our Analysis & Ratings

The OA (Overnight Adventures) Titan Table might be all you need for your outdoor activities. Easy to move around and then set up, it’s a simple table with a lot of strength, great for times you’re in a hurry, but it’s definitely not a family table due to its size — depends on what you’re looking for!

Performance - For how light it is, the OA Titan Table holds a great deal of weight. With up to 40kg you can stack on it, this means you have peace of mind to use it for camping, meal prepping, playing games, eating or simply using it for storage. Its tabletop is 75.5x55x45cm, so while not huge, it will sit two comfortably — four will be quite squashed. For the size, though, it’s quite expensive.

Construction - The frame is made from aluminium, meaning it’s rust-resistant and can withstand the elements, although, like most camping tables, we wouldn’t recommend leaving it out in the weather permanently.

Features - For a small table with no added features, not even adjustable legs, the OA Titan Table is quite expensive. Its main appeal is that it folds down small and is lightweight.

Portability - One of the great advantages of this table over others is how light it is. It only weighs 2.3kg and can be carried in your backpack due to how small it folds down to. It comes with a carry bag, too, packing down to 56x16cm.

Versatility - Due to it being able to set up in a minute, the OA Titan Table is great for varied uses — although it has a longer setup than other tables, that’s a trade-off of having it pack down quite small. Its size is its main draw as you can quickly shove it in your boot and keep it there whenever you need it.

Overall - If you need a lightweight table for camping, picnics or festivals, the OA Titan Table should be something you consider.