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Posts Tagged ‘hiking table’
GSI Micro Table
One product that I have overlooked in the past but need to give it the spotlight is the GSI Micro-table. Although we backpackers look amusing as hell trying to juggle our stove, fuel canister, water, food, chainsaws, and burning torches, it gets to be a bit tedious after the first severed finger…
Well now you don’t have to! I bought our GSI table for a gift and thought it might be an item that we would only use on occasion. Boy was I wrong! Weighing in at only ONE pound (ish) this lightweight aluminum table offers a flat surface to work on. Whether it be chopping up some food or just having a stable surface to set your stove on, this table will cure what ails you. The cost is rather cheap (I think around $30) and it’s worth the minimal weight sacrifice. It is a must have in every backpack.
The table comes in a handy nylon carrying case, and is folded up like an accordion. By removing the 2 rods from their clips on the side, you simply fold out your table, slip the rods through, fold out the legs, and EAT FOOD! …or play cards, or juggle chainsaws! The possibilities are endless! So next time you stop at the outdoors store to look around, look for the GSI Micro-table and buy it while you still have fingers left!
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