Portable Toilet Kit Adults, Pop Up Privacy Tent, X Large Camping Folding Toilet, 12 bags, 12 pack Liquid Waste Gel, Washable Foldable For Travel,RV, Outdoor

I just used this for the first time on a camping trip this past weekend. I arrived to my campground after a 4 hour drive, needing to pee, surrounded by pouring rain. You better believe this was the first thing I set up! Now I made sure to unpack and fully set it up at home ahead of time, which I highly recommend doing. It arrived in great condition, and although I read some reviews where people had items missing, that was not the case for me. It had everything it was supposed to, which was a big part of the selling point for me. Not having to buy the trash bags, potty, bio gel, etc all separately was very convenient. At first I thought the sand bags were missing, but they're not - they come as small empty black nylon bags with pull ties to close them. Duh me - of course they're not going to ship them full of sand or rocks! You have to fill and empty them yourself.As far as using it goes, I was pretty happy and impressed. Very easy to setup, and not too difficult to put away. Definitely watch the video(s) for folding the tent back into the circle shape. It's a little awkward, and can get a little frustrating but once you get a feel for it, it's easy. Just kinda pops into place once you bend it just right. I used the stakes to keep it in place; it held well, although it wasn't very windy where I was. The "toilet" is easy to assemble, and fairly strong and comfortable to sit on. I loved the little details, like the toilet paper roll holder (I successfully had it hold a big Charmin extra soft roll no problem!), the hooks to hold towels, and the zipper vent on the back and top. I also used it as a changing room, which was awesome. You can sit your new clothes on top the closed potty lid, and hang your dirty clothes on the upper inner line on the side. The door can be fully unzipped and rolled upward to air it out and leave it open. And even though it's just a pop-up tent, it was sturdy enough for me to rest my wet folding chair bag on to dry out.I love this thing! So glad I bought it. Even though there were vault toilets at my campsite, I was so glad to have this instead. My own personal clean potty space. :)

When nature calls, and it will, out on the trail, you'll need a privy. The toilet part assembles in 30 seconds and is straight forward and it breaks down just as fast in a fairly compact flat form about 3 inches.. Its fairly strong and stable, although I wish the seat was just slightly wider. It functions just fine. The tent stall unpacks and practically unfolds by itself into a flat triangle. You just have to separate the walls to form the box. The zippers that open door, windows etc. are not high quality, thick zippers but work fine. I would consider them to be a weakness of the overall product long term. Folding the tent portion is tricky. I would suggest first time around you analyze carefully how its folded from factory before opening quickly. (I did not do that) It took me 4 to 5 attempts to close it so it fits into included bag. It takes practice. Altogether this thing easily weighs 15 lbs. But, its comfortable, useful, compact for car camping looks sharp. (too big and heavy for hiking) Of course in many situations you may not need the tent portion if you are in a remote area or use a regular tent if big enough.

Set up was easy. Spacious enough to do the job and toilet seat worked well. Just wish the bottom would lock in place to make the seat snap in easier after changing the bag. The hoops at the bottom where you stake it are relatively cheap/weak. I tugged on it a little too much and the stitching holding it to the material just ripped off. It is hard as heck go fold back, wish instructions/diagram were printed on the shelter.

This assembly is my best camping purchase ever. I can collapse the tent in a few seconds, and the potty just folds up. It's actually not that heavy to backpack if you wanted.

I got this for our wilderness trips to Central Oregon where there is nothing but prairie for miles and am quite impressed by the value of the bundle.The kit is a nice size, larger than many other privacy tents and toilets. The tent base is wider and the height taller. The toilet is both taller and the seat hole larger than most. In fact, the seat hole is a generous 11-5/8" front to back for gentlemanly accommodation. In comparison, the oval toilet seats in our home are only 1/4" larger which makes this quite "serviceable," as my friend likes to say.I don't really understand the sand bags. There is no reference to them in the instructions so I guess you just have to be creative and either use them around the four corner with the metal stakes or with the guy lines higher up. I also don't understand the sleeve tabs on each of the four sides (see images). What are these for?Not sure why others are saying this is cheap and ripping to shreds. It is made just a durable as any of the other tents we own-some we have used for decades. With proper care it should last as long as you need it to.Overall, a top pick and a great value.

I like the tent but the portable toilet is very flimsy and uncomfortable. If you have to backpack these might work but not for any length of time. The bags the came with are also very thin, they rip easily and I don't think you can hike them back down any mountain. I'd prefer the woods anyway :-)

Our friends all have these for the beach since there are no restrooms and they loved how Easy and convenient they were. We decide to get one also and we love how flat it folds up. It comes with a carry case so it stays together nicely and is portable with a strap. The collapsible toilet comes with a seat. The tent instead is not see through and has a zipper enter/exit. It does get pretty hot inside and a vent at the top would have benefitted. It was very easy to put up but the stakes that come with it are way too small to withstand wind even if it’s light wind. We’ve used the short stakes and it still keeps it down but they come out one by one over time. We use bigger stakes now and have no issue even with heavier winds. Great for the beach , camping, tailgating and hiking if there were no restrooms when you got back to the car.