It’s perfect. Trust me. Worth it..
( I’m real about camping. For the price and what it does.. it’s spot on. Easy set up. Extremely lightweight. Low enough that wind shouldn’t be a big factor. )

Amazing table! Camping gear has evolved tremendously! This table is so easy to set up, a 4 year old can do it! There is a carrying case for the table, and 3 separate smaller pouches for the metal slats so nothing is chaffing around. The sliding stove hole slides smoothly and is very sturdy when closed.

This is an excellent quality IGT. It’s so quick and easy to setup and pack away. So good that I purchased a 2nd IGT so I can run Naturehike stove on each IGT along with deep mesh tray, solid cover tray IGT accessories for camping in campgrounds. Well worth the $ and it’s 1/3 price of what Snow Peak IGT costs while being easier to setup. Bag is also of good quality.

Two steps up from what you get from Chinese ALI_##YOU##KNOW##WHAT sites. This is a more professional design and build. I own several others brands I purchased from the ALI######S site and this one beats them all. I did but the stove add-on designed for this table and it is just as good as the higher end IGT panel stoves. In fact it restores an extra panel of space you can use as more countertop space.

The ease of setup and ability to add charcoal grill and single burner gas grill makes this a great item for truck or car camping. I look forward to many outings with this setup.

First the good. the table itself is well designed. following the IGT sizing format made famous by the Japanese brand Snow Peak (SP), the Naturehike (NH) table actually tweaks the design, and for certain uses this actually beats the original.

1. the NH table is very light, but when opened up and locked down, is pretty stiff and does not flex. The table doesn't have any latches or locks that can fail or be forgotten, it's secured by the two end of rail tabletop panels that slots into position via friction. once the rest of the tabletop panels are placed down, the end of rail pieces can't move at all. Simply put, as long as you finish setting this thing up, it won't collapse.

2. not quite a dig since the SP IGT table also doesn't have this feature, but the NH table's legs are not adjustable nor extendable, so when setting up you'll have to find a flat spot, or you'll have to shim the legs to make sure it doesn't wobble. A rotating nob extension like those used for fridge legs would've been great here.

3. The table top panels are made of thin aluminum. It's very light but also stiff and do not flex in hand, so that's a plus. however because they are thin, it'll likely bend if impacted hard, and the black paint can be scratched. The SP IGT uses wood panels instead, but those add significant weight. So the NH is good for short stay camping (beach party, picnic, over night camping), and the SP is better for a week long stay where you want stability over ease of transport.

Now the not so good. The NH table is an entry level IGT and is 1/4 the price of the SP IGT, so it'll be missing features when compare to the OG. Namely, the NH table do not have the side channels where you can slide in connectors and extend the table out further. It also lacks the holes on the end boards so you can't extend that way neither. basically, the NH table is stand alone and can not be extended with other tabletops or accessories that increases the overall surface area. If you want to expand the table in the future, don't get the NH -- WYSIWYG, and it can not be expanded without some DIY.

The other down side is NH is not producing a lot of accessories for their table at the moment. The folding charcoal stove is good (the SP charcoal grill of the equivalent size is no joke 10x more expensive), but the 2 NH isobutane stoves both have design issues. aside from those three items and a sink, NH does not make shelfs/storage/lamp post/water faucet for their IGT table. If you want anything else other than stoves, you'll have to mix and match with other brands such as SP or Stanluck from Korea.

More on the stoves. One of the 6 tabletop panels of this NH IGT table comes with a circular cutout. you can slot in the small round NH isobutane stove into it. However, that stove is not wind resistant, and there isn't a way to secure the isobutane canister under the table - it just hangs on the hose. You can buy a 3rd party rail hanger to solve this issue but the stove also do not have a piezoelectric fire starter - so you'll need to bring a lighter too. over all it's a messy set up.

Alternatively you can buy the NH double panel stove (price floats between high 80s and low 120s). That stove do come with a fire starter and a magnetic solution for hanging the gas cannister, but is again designed with zero wind resistance and do not perform well in the wild. For comparison, the SP Flat Stove is priced at 130, have a much stronger pot support, and the flame spout is sunk into the stove and provides much better protection against wind.

Over all, if you want to travel light, the NatureHike Folding IGT table is a great entrance to the world of IGT camping. It's sturdy, light and well designed. However it lacks good in-brand accessories, so you'll need to mix and match with other IGT brands / designs to get exactly what you want. Weirdly, NH stoves are not returnable on Amazon, so be very careful when ordering add-ons for this table.

This is a great IGT that can also be used as a camping coffee table. Super light weight, foldable but also very stable once set up. Already used it several times and am very happy with this purchase.

This is a great addition to any spot where you can park at your campsite. Especially great when you are at a camp spot that doesn't have amenities such as a grill.