Texsport Portable Folding Toilet for Outdoor Camping, White

Let me tell you something I am a tree guy and I do tree work around the city of Denver. Having a portable toilet in the back of the chip truck makes every job amazing

Great value, well engineered, I weigh 190 lbs (5'10") and supports me well. I plan to cut some free plywood from Home Depot scraps - 2 strips about 18 in long and 3 in wide. I will carve out dime size depressions for the feet to go in so the feet do not sink in the dirt when I sit on it. More surface area provides more stability. Co lapses flat for easy storage in car for camping. Light weight. Easy to clean. Durable. Good shipping package. Any trash bags from the store (or even shopping bags FREE) will work. If you want privacy, try large cardboard box or pop up shower tent (what I purchased too). SIMPLE solution to need. PS I am a Mechanical Engineer.

We've used one like this for years in our truck camper but I stupidly left it in when we sold the old camper. Now with a plumbed camper we still want one for times when it is too cold to have the water on. We set a small bucket under the bag & add kitty liter to control odors and help prevent possible spillage.

Purchased for camping, it states it's heavy duty but it's not. You really couldn't sit on it as it felt as you were going to fall.We still used it but didn't sit on it too much, we kind of had to squat more, but it was better than using a porta-potty.The top ring that is suppose to hold the bag is very thin, and weak. The only time it would hold the bag in place was when it was empty, of course after every use we would empty the bag, but right after you used it you would have to grab the bag quick or the weight would bring the bag and ring down, if that makes sense.

I like that it fits anywhere when folded. Also I like that it stays clean because we cover the seat with the bag. The rim seems small but works like a regular size toilet seat.I dislike that it doesn’t come in a string bag but I can solve that.

The product arrived promptly. It is unbelievably flimsy. I am a small woman and yet I will be amazed if it lasts very long under any weight.It was difficult to get the metal to fit under the plastic tabs. My partner is strong and he gave up on it. I took a jewelry pliers and gently worked on bending the plastic to open it enough to accomodate the metal frame. So, I imagine I will get limited use from this but cannot recommend purchase to anyone.

Better than squatting over a hole and not as great as your own home commode, but let's face it - this gets the job done when you don't want or can't find a public toilet. In the age of Covid we wanted to get a traveling toilet for our camper.

I used this for a weekend camping trip. We had a cabin but there wasn’t a bathroom, only public bathrooms that were a short walking distance. I normally would just use the bathrooms but on this trip I was pregnant and did not want to have to walk in the middle of the night! Worked out perfect! Bags were easy to install and take out.