🪑 Versatile Stool for YETI Load Out & All 5 Gallon Buckets Review

Working in remote areas is sometimes difficult when service calls. This seat is the perfect solution when no toilet is available. We always have 5 gallon buckets on the truck and plastic bucket liners so we're always ready when the need arises.

Yes, expensive. But it fits in any five-gallon bucket anywhere. It's strong enough to take down a moose and there's nothing to fail or break. Probably to survive nuclear fallout. In a pinch (ahem) you can even use it as a bat. Great EPrep article!

This thing is ridiculously expensive but very durable and perfect for a Yeti bucket. The last thing you want is to feel like shitting in the car is about to bust your fat butt. I combine this with a retractable tent and it seems much safer than using a Covid filled public toilet.

Don't be fooled by the term "rotomolding"! There's a big difference between the perceived thickness of a rotomoulded Yeti cooler and this thing. Think of it like the top of a cheap cooler, when you sit on it it deforms and becomes pliable. It's thin and feels cheap. It relies on jerking and is poorly fastened. Perhaps your company spent a lot of money setting up rotomolding and then spent cheaply on materials and workmanship. I'm 6ft 1in and 225 pounds and this thing squirms under my weight…

As a truck driver, these 5 gallon seat covers are a lifesaver. Compared to the Luggable Loo bucket lid you can find at most Cabellas or Bass Pro stores, this seat is as solid as it gets. I'm not sure you could break it even if you tried. It fits any 5-gallon bucket, including the slightly larger Yeti bucket, but lacks convenience. Because it's as durable as possible, you don't get any of the concessions you get from the thinner plastic Luggable Loo seats. With that in mind, they could AT LEAST…

I was looking to upgrade my stock roll top bucket/seat to a Yeti bucket (more durable) and this is the only seat that has worked for me (because LL is too is small!). The downside to this is that it's just a seat (no cover). So I bought it because I need a seat. And this seat and it will work. But seriously, $55 for molded plastic (and a couple of pockets that honestly look like regular garbage bags, nothing fancy, not too thick, etc.)? I would say $20 would be a reasonable price. The only…