Small Fold Up Utility Tables

THIS IS VERY EASY TO USE AND FOLD UP TO STORE

It's great for small monitor or using it as utility battery. It can't be more compact than this.

Small rig scores again with custom fit and utility!

Easy to fold away, small and light... just what I need

Great item, packs down small and has great utility for traveling.

Took some time to figure out how to fold it back into a small disk, but it's all good.

I like the fold in plug, the small size and overall solid feel of its construction.

Bought to use with Strobies. Fold small - light weight - great height for my needs.

I love this bag for light business travel! You can tell it was constructed with utility in mind, pockets are in intuitive and easy to access locations. Bag is the perfect size for a small carry on and leaves plenty of leg room under the seat in front of you. Fits a surface pro or iPad with no problem along with chargers airpod case, small notebook and pen with a little room to spare. Fits nicely and easily onto rolling luggage handle for trekking across the airport or just sitting down while you wait. I don’t write a lot of reviews for things but this is an exceptional product and I applaud the design and engineering department at Nomatic for this fine, fit for purpose creation. Keep it up!

As others have mentioned, you actually get 4 of these little things in a package. Can't beat the price for 4 of them. There are many uses for these cool little things, but I use them with the Utility Strap Swivel Hook By Op/Tech USA. The strap has hooks which hook to these adapt-its on my Canon DSLR. This method leaves the smallest footprint of a strap I know short of not having a strap at all. Now, here is a big tip when installing these Adapt-Its. This is only my personal experience with my Canon XSi and 7D bodies. On one side, it will be easy to push this adapt-it through the hole. You may have to flex it and bend it a little but you should be able to get it thru that side with relative ease. Now the other side where the eyelet for lack of a better term is recessed in a groove (?), I had a tough time getting it thru that hole. Finally I just tore a small piece of paper (or anything thin and small), placed it under the adapt-it and shoved as much of it into the hole as possible. With a small edge of the paper sticking thru, I grabbed it and pull on the paper while pushing on the adapt-it. That piece of paper basically helped give me some leverage and to guide it thru the hole/eyelet. I hope that made sense. A note about the strength of these little things. I have them on my Canon 7D with battery grip and a 70-200 f/2.8IS attached and the Utility Strap Swivel Hook By Op/Tech USA and I have no fears about my camera falling or breaking off my neck. I've also read others mention how they've tested these by hanging heavy things on these adapt-its overnight without problems. I tend to agree... so far I have no fear about these things breaking. They are tough little things. Try em. They're cheap.