Reviews & Ratings for Soto Field Hopper Table — 8 reviews — Page 1

Excellent design and quality. It’s absolutely a perfect companion / stand for my Firebox Nano Stove. It also makes a great night stand in my rooftop tent. I love this little folding Soto table. If you’re considering purchasing this table I wouldn’t hesitate.

Campsaver has more products and better prices than other sites I have visited. I found the Soto table at such a good price I had to purchase it. I was quite impressed with its quality, size and weight. Exactly what I was looking for. I was impressed with the packaging of this item and it was delivered in a timely manner. Campsaver will be my go to site for all my future purchases, therefore I give them a five star rating.

Been looking for a small, light weight, stable, easily packed table to use out in the bush. This SOTO Field Hopper fits the bill. Pretty cool how it springs into position and remains locked there, easily folds up to fit in the supplied carry bag. Origami they say, maybe so but it works like a champ for prepping food, holding your canister or twig stove, lantern, phone etc.. Multiple uses make for a great piece of kit. Aluminum and stainless steel construction is a plus. I use it mainly for food prep and keeping my stove off the ground, YMMV.

First thought to go through my feeble mind as it slid out of the box; it is encased in a pretty reasonably heavy duty fitted nylon case. Neat, pretty neat. What this means is it is not going to slice a backpack open when a person takes it on a picnic, nor is it going to emerge covered in gunk which so many VW camper bins seem to attract. Especially the nasty diesel ones. I swear I feel like I'm driving an oil well at times. OK, back to the table. It might not be a bad idea to run some 400 grit sandpaper around the edges, or give it a good feel around in a home environment first. I did not feel any sharp edges, and there were no burrs either. That being said; it's made out of extruded aluminum; and even the best of mills can leave a burr after a few hundred cycles. NO it is NOT going to slice your arm open. Might nick a pinky or something; this is just a standard warning about anything made out of metal!

Back to the sack itself. I like stuff that makes items easy to put away and store; and more so when it also happens to be of a grade that will be around for, well, honestly; unless I decide to drag this behind my camper van, it will very likely be another item my child will be camping around with in ten or so years. As it is now with him being five years old, I'm going to call it another folding toy for him to play with.

What an excuse to buy more and more camping stuff - but honey; it's for the kid! Have to see how well that works.

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This is a great little table to have. Assembles and collapses super easy. I use it as a night stand inside the tent, keeps my phone and glasses within easy reach so I am not trying to dig for it in a pocket in the morning. Also handy as a small table next to Helinox or REI flexlite type chair to keep drinks off the ground. Although I haven't used it yet for cooking, it would also make a good platform for a backpacking or single burner stove as well.

This table is great for camping, backpacking, or canoeing when you are in an area that might have a lot of dirt, mud, sand or anything else that would cause you to not want to set your utensils, dishes, or small stove unto the ground. Light weight, folds up easily, doesn't take up much room, and is very stable. I'll be using it so I have a place to set my utensils and ingredients when preparing meals when canoeing in the BWCA. Great surface also for card games on a rainy day.

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