The Best Bivvy Tables For Carp Fishing

Ridgemonkey is a company that makes all sorts of carp fishing gear that is not only useful and handy but has a feel of quality at the same time.

This great bivvy table is no exception to this rule. The extendable legs are always a really useful feature of any bivvy table as you can adjust the height to comfortably match your chair.

The surface is plastic but smooth and easily wipeable, and the large, adjustable feet are handy for stability.

This table really comes into its own with the addition of the battery power bank. The 9500mAh Li-ion battery has two high power USB output ports that can be used to charge and/or power any USB compatible device.

There is an LED display on the table that shows all the necessary power information and the charging kit is all included.

In summary, this is a fantastic bivvy table that is packed full of features and ideal for longer carp fishing sessions.

Check out the following video that showcases the features on the Ridgemonkey vault tech table and how to use the product...

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This great bivvy table from the reputable Fox international is similar to the Ridgemonkey vault tech table, just without the additional tech. Some people though may not want the additional cost of the power bank so if that's you, this table is ideal.

The large swivel feet aid in the stability of the table and the adjustable legs are solid and sturdy.

One differing feature to the Ridgemonkey is the 2 separate compartments on the Fox bivvy table. This can be handy at times and we find this a useful feature when we are using the table to tie rigs and need to place small, rig items down.

If you are into Fox products and particularly if you own the fantastic F-Box, you are in luck. The size of the large compartment on this bivvy table is designed to fit the large F-box like a glove.

All in all, this is a well thought out and well-designed bivvy table by Fox and one we thoroughly recommend.

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Avid has really thought about anglers when designing this bivvy table. It is geared towards anglers who do long sessions abroad and need a compact table that doesn't take up a lot of room in your rucksack.

However, it also needs to be very sturdy. The concertina frame design of this table makes the frame very stable, even on rough or uneven ground. But the frame is aluminium, which helps keep the weight down to a degree. 

The fabric top is made from 600 denier canvas and has a waterproof finish on it. So, if you spill your tea, you can wipe the table clean easily.

This is a robust bivvy table that is perfect for anglers who want their gear to take up as least amount of space as possible.

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New Direction is producing some fishing gear that is both quality and practical at the same time. This bivvy table is no exemption to that rule.

This offering is a very solidly built and robust bivvy table. It comes with very solid aluminium legs that have self-levelling feet. The table is made from plastic and has compartments for all the typical stuff an angler needs.

All sounds pretty standard for a good quality bivvy table at the moment. However, if you have a power bank, you can attach this to the underside of the table and use the USB ports that are in the table. Saving you space.

You can also use the ND bivvy light with this table. Or any other bivvy light that attaches to a bank stick connector. This is an awesome bit of kit that saves loads of space and has been designed with the angler in mind.

Check out the following video of this great bivvy table in action and how to use the product:

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Trakker created this bivvy table years ago, yet it still remains one of the best bivvy tables of all time because it is so simple. It is nice and big with 43cm by 32cm of storage space.

It also has adjustable and foldable legs, so you can customise the height of the table, and it doesn’t take up too much space in the barrow.

One of the key features we love about this bivvy table is the large lip on the edge of it. It stops anything falling off the table, and if you spill your tea, it remains on the table and not all over your socks.

It does everything a bivvy table needs to do. Plus, it has a carbon fibre-effect top to add some bling to your fishing shelter. This is a simple bivvy table, but sometimes that is all you need. A bivvy table that works fantastically well at a reasonable price. Great work, Trakker.

Check out the following video showcasing the Trakker carbon-effect bivvy table and how to use the product:

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This Prologic bivvy table has been very well designed to offer anglers a large table for the bivvy, but one that can be folded down into a small package for moving around the lake. The four legs have domed feet, which level the table nicely.

The legs are made from aluminium and are adjustable in height. The legs also fold underneath the table, so the footprint of it is very small when moving it around.

Now, many bivvy tables claim to have adjustable legs but only offer you 2-5cm of travel. This bivvy table, though, goes from 25cm to 40cm in height, so you can really dial in the height for your needs.

Thanks to how large this table is, you get a lovely big tray in the middle of it and then three additional side trays for storing commonly used items while in your bivvy.

The tray is also plastic and has a large rim around it, so spilling anything won’t cause any drama at all.

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You’ve probably seen this bivvy table many times because Leeda has been making it for decades now. But why improve a bivvy table when you nailed it the first time? This bivvy table is so simple yet so robust and easy to set up.

Firstly, the tabletop is made from metal, so it is very hardwearing and comes powder coated, so it won’t rust. A metal table is also handy if you intend to use a kettle or a bivvy heater on it.

The legs are made from aluminium and are foldable. They also have rubber feet that keep the table very stable while in the bivvy or next to your fishing chair when you’re outside. The legs are rivetted to the top, so they aren’t going anywhere at all.

Now, this bivvy table is starting to sound expensive, right? All metal construction, folding legs, it got to cost a pretty penny, right?

Well, amazingly, no. This bivvy table is arguably one of the most affordable ever made. And the reason you’ve probably seen this bivvy table before is that they last longer than most other fishing tables ever made too.

Grab this bivvy table, you’ll own it for years, and it won’t put a step wrong.

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The Sonik bivvy table may look very similar to the one above, and you’d be right to think so. However, this one can be extended to 33cm rather than 27cm, so it is vastly different!

Okay, it isn’t vastly different. However, these are extremely solid bivvy tables, so why change the design when you don’t need to?

The top of this table is metal, just as the one before. And this allows you to add magnets to the top, which is great for tying rigs and holding bivvy lights and loads of other things. The legs are aluminium and really solid too.

It also has cam locks on the legs to keep it very steady and rubber feet so it won’t slip around.

This is another solid bivvy table that should be high up on your list of tables to have in your bivvy or brolly system. It is simple, sturdy and will last for absolutely years.

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It would seem that many big fishing brands make a similar table to this one and charge a bit more for adding their logo into the mix.

We could be wrong; they could put all their efforts into designing the best bivvy table in the world and have come to the exact design at a higher price; who can really say?

What we can say is this bivvy table is brilliant. It has a 30cm by 47cm, totally flat surface to work on. It also has adjustable legs from 20cm to 27cm high.

The legs fold underneath the top for easy carrying when not in use, and it also makes a fantastic tray for eating your takeaway. When the legs are being used, though, there is a cam lock system that locks them in solidly.

This is a very well-engineered and designed bivvy table and is sure to be a prized possession for your bivvy. It offers loads of space to tie rigs and is solid enough to cook on or store your tackle box out of the way.

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