- Is the Kitpac Pro worth it over a cheaper aluminium table?
- If you cook and eat at your table, the thick bamboo top and rigid frame justify the price. Buyers who only need a light occasional surface can spend less.
- How is it different from the standard Kitpac?
- The Pro has a thicker bamboo top, twin under-table braces and a higher 100kg limit. The smaller model offers continuous leg adjustment, while the Pro locks at set heights.
- What height does it adjust to?
- Legs snap-lock from about 40 to 65cm, and the feet micro-adjust for uneven ground. It works as a coffee table, desk or dining table but is too low to stand at.
- How much weight does it hold?
- The rated maximum is 100kg (220lbs), enough for food prep, dinners and card games. It is not designed as a seat.
- What comes in the box?
- The table arrives assembled with a zippered 600D poly oxford carry bag with a handle. No tools are needed.
- When is it cheapest?
- The best new price was $140.00 at REI as of November 4, 2026, the low end of its recent range. Camping sales in spring and around major holidays are the usual times to watch.
- Where is the Zempire Kitpac Pro cheapest?
- At REI, for $140.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Zempire Kitpac Pro?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 44 ratings. Buyers like: Very sturdy and solid, with great locking mechanisms; Beautiful, smooth bamboo top that feels and looks better than metal tables; Easy, quick setup in seconds. Common complaints: Pinch hazard from the leg supports when closing the table—one reviewer cut a finger; Legs adjust only at set points, unlike the smaller model's continuous adjustment.
- Where can I buy the Zempire Kitpac Pro?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including REI, Zempire US, eBay.