Make Changes 5ft Portable Folding Table with Grilling Surface
June 22, 2026 |
Bob’s Quick Take: This 5-foot MAKE CHANGES folding camping table gives car campers, RV travelers, and backyard grillers a practical prep station with both a metal grid surface and a solid tabletop area. It is best for campground cooking, picnic meals, and outdoor food prep where a regular camp table feels too flimsy. The main caution is that it weighs about 26.4 pounds, so Bob would call it car-camping gear, not something you want to carry far unless you enjoy regrettable fitness challenges.
Reliance Products Aqua-Tainer 7 Gallon Rigid Water Container
June 17, 2026 |
Bob's Quick Take: The Reliance Aqua-Tainer 7 Gallon Water Container is a simple campsite water jug for car campers, RV travelers, tailgaters, and families who want drinking, cooking, and hand-washing water close at hand. Its rigid rectangular shape, carry handle, vent cap, and hideaway spigot make it easier to use at a picnic table or camp kitchen than loose water bottles. The main caution is weight: seven gallons is heavy when full, so it is best for car camping and basecamp use, not hiking or carrying long distances.
Thule Pulse 2 Aerodynamic roof Mounted Box
June 19, 2026 |
Bob's Quick Take: The Thule Pulse 2 Size M is a hard-shell rooftop cargo box built for families, road trippers, and car campers who need extra packing room without filling every seat and footwell. Its 14 cu. ft. / 400 L capacity, dual-side opening, central lock, and tool-free PowerClick mounting make it a strong fit for weekend escapes and longer road trips. The main caution is fit: buyers should verify roof rack compatibility, hatch clearance, vehicle roof-load limits, and total loaded weight before ordering.
Weber Jumbo Joe 18-inch Charcoal Grill
June 23, 2026 |
Bob’s Quick Take: The Weber Jumbo Joe 18-Inch Charcoal Grill gives campers a familiar kettle-style cooking experience in a portable size that still has enough grate space for real meals. It is a strong fit for car campers, RV travelers, tailgaters, and campground cooks who want charcoal flavor without hauling a full backyard grill. The main caution: it is still a charcoal grill, so buyers need safe fuel handling, cleanup time, and a place where charcoal grilling is allowed.
