Portable Camping Toilet for Adults - Hapoon XL Portable Folding Toilet with Lid,Travel Portable Potty for Adults,Porta Potty Car Toilet

Perfect for tent camping. Easy to set up and pack away. Cleaning it is simple. This was a lifesaver when camping with small children. Good quality and sturdy.

I just received this today. My use for it is having a camping toilet for the family in remote areas and to also have a potty foy potty training while we are on trips in the truck. Its folding makes it very convenient for that.I am 6'7 290lbs and when I first got it I set it up and gave it a test sit, and it felt very sturdy. I wiggled the money maker around to see if it would fold up or break and it still held up very well to my very scientific tests.Its a cool design how it folds up so flat yet provided good structure and strength when unfolded.Its fit and function and weight make it a great option for a camp toilet.

Excellent construction. Sturdy. A little short for a tall person but probably good for average height families and children over 5 years old.Why did you pick this product vs others?:The price of the camp seat is great the construction sturdy and folds flat for storage and reuse. Refuge bags are cheap and sealable.

This seat easily folds down making it convenient to store. We keeps it on the boat for emergencies and it sure does come in handy. Quickly opens, put in a bag and you’re ready to go!

Durable, sturdy and easy to set up and take down. The height is decent and glad it came with bags and absorbent powder to get you started. We use it on our pontoon boat that has a pop up "changing room" that is built in to a seat back. So we have privacy when we "need to go" and don't have to return to shore to use the bathroom, which takes time away from being on the lake.

Sudden septic tank failure and repair company won't be out for several days = NO water usage at ALL until fixed. While dishwashing and laundry can wait, and personal hygiene can be managed with wipes and 72-hour whole-body deodorant products and whatnot - there are some things that a) cannot wait and b) need a rather specific type of setup. While alternatives abound, including a no-leak trash bag inside the toidy itself, or, for those better equipped to use the great outdoors, the good ol' bushes - this little contraption is a game changer. It feels sturdy with a wide seat and for someone my general size (5'4" 120lb) is not too low even with old sports injury knees (way TMI sorry but can't help adding that it sort of acts as a squatty potty). Folds flat for easy storage and portability and arrives with its own carry bag and a supply of liner bags (I ordered other 8-gal drawstring odor-resistant bags just to be safe) and cringey-named "poo gel" (which is actually for #1 not #2) and sets up as easy as 1-2-3-go! Now, a somewhat stressful situation is acceptably manageable and no hiding in the bushes necessary. Seriously, considering the number of times in my life I've spent in agony during a long car ride, just for one example, I can't believe it never occurred to me to get one before now. Oh, and I never write reviews, so obviously I am as enthusiastic as one can be about a portable loo.

It's compact, functional and lightweight. It's a nice thing to have when camping or to have for by the pool. If you're using it in a hunting cabin or anywhere indoors, use it for going number one only. Be like a bear and use the woods for anything else.My biggest problem with it is the smell. Having the lid closed helps prevent most of the smell from getting out, but it isn't smell-proof. If there was a seal of some sort, it would help immensely.It's only sturdy when the top part is 100% on. If it gets bumped or pushed, the sides move and the lid pops off. Trying to get the lid back on is nearly impossible if it's even 1/8th of the way full.Absolutely not worth what I paid.

My husband is an OTR driver, so this comes in handy for him. Portable, comfortable, works like it should.