Folding Table Tramp Roll-80 (80x60x70 cm) TRF-063
The Tramp Roll-80 folding table with an aluminum top is a compact and reliable camping table from the Tramp brand, designed for camping, outdoor recreation, fishing, as well as for use at home or in a country house. The lightweight construction and well-thought-out folding system allow for quick accordion-style setup or folding, while the aluminum tabletop and frame provide good strength with low weight.
Key Advantages
Mobility and ease of transport: The table easily folds into a compact case with two compartments (separate for the frame and the tabletop) and has a carrying handle. Lightweight: Only 4 kg, making the model convenient for hiking and picnics. Reliability: The structure is fixed at several points for stability and durability.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Table width | 80 cm |
| Table depth | 60 cm |
| Height from floor | 70 cm |
| Folded dimensions | 10x12x107 cm |
| Table weight | 4 kg |
| Maximum load | 30 kg |
| Tabletop | aluminum |
| Frame | aluminum |
| Frame type | cross legs |
| Packaging | fabric case with two compartments |
| Color | gray |
| Brand | Tramp |
| Model | Roll-80, TRF-063 |
Adjustable leg — an important option: one of the table legs is height-adjustable, allowing the table to be stably set up on uneven terrain. Thanks to this feature, the table maintains balance and comfort when used on rocky, sloped, or soft surfaces. Compact folded dimensions make the model ideal for storage in a car trunk or in hiking gear.
The Tramp Roll-80 model is excellent for those looking for a combination of strength, low weight, and ease of transport. It easily fits into luggage and quickly unfolds, providing a flat surface for cooking, placing dishes, or working during outdoor recreation. Purpose: for camping, outdoor recreation, fishing, home, and country house.
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