🏕️ Camping Commode - Portable Camp Toilet: Optimize Your Outdoor Experience Review

I'm only 122 pounds and have used this product 4 times. I never took it off, but it broke after a few uses. It broke and I was hurt very badly by the plastic seat. Not to mention hitting the ground. I do not recommend.

Along with the pull out case we put it in, this was our favorite item to take on our hikes. Went with a group and everyone was jealous that we didn't have to go to the other side of the property (especially in the middle of the night) to use the rough potty port.

This is a MUST in the field! I have one in a pickup and one in a tractor. When nature calls, now is the time to go about your business! Of course, make sure you are not near the road that leads from the farm to the market, or that the neighbors do not see that your tractor has stopped and are checking on you. It might be a little EM-GARE-ASS-ing! ;-)

If you also bring a bucket to put under this portable toiletry bag, it works great! If you don't, expect to urinate everywhere. Bags are leaking and changing them without having a bucket underneath is a problem to say the least! I'll spare you the details of our camp toilet accident, but I say if you buy this product be sure to also buy a bucket to put under it!

Ideal for women and toddlers. The ring hole is about a third smaller than a traditional toilet, and the legs are made from 1/2" ID tubing. It MUST be used on hard ground, hard dry dirt is fine. It should be used with extreme caution in most men. Other than that, nothing compares if you're careful!

Folds and folds great. He is durable. We are tall people from 6ft to 165 and 6ft from 5 to 240 pounds and we feel safe. This is great for the middle of the night when you don't want to go out in the rain, cold, or with bears. lol We have a tent with a vestibule so we set it up outside of our sleeping quarters but still inside the tent. I use different liners with a gel product that hardens.

As a rural porter with about 4 hours and nowhere to go to the toilet, as a woman I needed something. When I read a review of a woman using it on her "heavy" son and it worked, I was convinced. I've used it and it doesn't break, stays strong on "unstable" ground. Being 200 pounds with arthritis, this was necessary and not just a convenience. It's worth it. I would buy again in a heartbeat.

absolutely worth the price and purchase! Much better than the five gallon bucks we've used in the past. At first glance, the product looks flimsy, but it survived. Three of us girls who used it weigh between 120 and 150 pounds and it was perfect for us. It's only better with a carrying case. It should be noted that we did not use the bundled packages. So I can't judge how well the bags hold up. However, they don't appear to be much thicker than a contractor's garbage bag, which is usually good…

We used it on our last hike and it worked great! My husband is over 210 and had no issues with the seat falling off. We didn't use the disposable bags that came with the kit, just the black bin liners and kitty litter. Don't use short bags, make sure your bag touches the ground. And for goodness sake don't weigh down that poor little seat and light legs - it's not designed for that! We're taking this with our motorbike camper (which pulls behind the bike) so space and weight are definitely an…