🚽 TRIPTIPS Portable Folding Toilet Car Commode Camping Toilet - Ideal for Camping, Hiking, Trips, and Traffic Jam - Includes Storage Stool Review

Bought this for a festival as it is difficult to find toilets (especially clean ones) when you are outside for hours. Can be carried in a pocket and taken out in remote locations for quick access. I keep it in the trunk of my car because I never know when I'll need it again. It was a great purchase!

I bought this for my basic needs of dry camping in the desert where the ground is too hard to dig a hole to bury "my stuff" safely and properly. This worked great with the custom inner bags I bought which easily fit into the small space I had in the car.

From time to time I sleep in my SUV on long trips and head into the back country. It packs very small and flat. So I can use it at night if needed without leaving my car. I use a plastic liner inside with kitty litter and it works really well. Most other devices on the market are too big and bulky for what I need. The size and compactness fully meet my requirements.

I love this great piece. Used it twice in one night while camping. Saved me from going to the bathroom on the block dark in a 40 mph wind in Death Valley. Very easy to use, folds up small enough to put in the side pocket of my bike. I'm about 130lbs 5ft 5in, pretty flexible. I wouldn't recommend this for a very tall person or someone who can't squat. You can fall! Don't forget to take pots and chemicals with you. Works perfectly!

I work in the field at several positions. In times of COVID-19 this poses a real problem for using a public toilet. I've researched many different things but this little ottoman/toilet is AMAZING! I wish I had something like this before COVID-19! It was inexpensive and incredibly functional. I used the bottom litter as recommended by a reviewer and I can't believe how easy it was to use in my van. Love it and compliments to the inventor.

I got lucky when I saw this item for $30, thought about it for a while but $40 was too much. I will only use it in an emergency and had a solution that I never had to use. But I live in my Prius, and saving space is important: I bought it. I'm glad I did. Arrived, looks solid and is a good size. Also came unexpectedly in its own matching bag. Not too convenient, so rubbish bags etc., disinfectant and paper towels can be packed where they are needed. And much smaller and neater (and more…

The main reason I bought this portable toilet was the soft fabric. Pros: Easy to assemble/disassemble Soft to sit on Comes with an integrated bag An extra inch compared to other similar toilets. Cons: The fabric didn't look like it would last long and stand up to many uses. It's already worn out. The zipper on the bag was open. Only holds 220 pounds compared to 400 pounds for the plastic version. My biggest concern was that this toilet would be difficult to clean if the toiletry bag leaked. A…

I installed it at home to make sure it could hold an adult's weight. The inner supports seemed strong enough. So I took it camping with double plastic bags inside to protect the fabric. Well, as soon as I installed it at camp for the first time, I showed my teenager that he was strong enough to hold it. It appears to be broken and I fell. Wow! Glad it was empty! I set it up to work if we just hover over it with no weight and hold it together with other things I had. He was in a separate sexless

No photo for obvious reasons. I'm male, about 6ft 200lbs. The round version of this camping toilet was too small to allow access to use the toilet with the front and back at the same time. I assume one is made for kids? The oval size is much larger. I can use it with no problems. So far I like it a lot better than Reliance's hard plastic rigs. Reliance will be easier to clean, but the problem with them is that the mechanisms they use are brittle and toilet bowls will break. The parts look much…