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

We purchased this to use in a horse trailer for overnight camping trips. It folds up to the size a textbook so takes very little space to store. Easy to set up and clean. I am on the shorter size so I don't have any issues sitting on it. My husband does say he notices how low it is to the ground but otherwise is very sturdy and easy to travel with. Holds at least a couple hundred pounds sitting on it without an issue.

Bought this toilet for middle aged lady primitive camping. (I can do a short squat, but anything more than a minute or so and my legs don't want to stand back up again.) It works as advertised, the seat size was sufficient for me (size 12 woman/ 160 lbs.) It is pretty cool that it comes with some little trash bags and "turn liquid into gel" packets to use with it. It's definitely more comfortable than my butt on a hardware store bucket rim, that's for sure! If you do everything correctly, you should not have any waste end up on the toilet itself when done, so folding it back up isn't unhygienic. It folds up into an easy shape to carry and comes with a carry bag.

I bought this porta-potty because we were having our drain lines completely redone in our home and would be out-of-service for half to 3/4s of a day over several days as they worked. It set up fairly easily after reading the instructions, was sturdy under 'sitting' usage, and it came with a bunch of bio-degradable plastic bags and a bunch of chem-packets to tamp down the smell. In my opinion the enclosed bags were too thin to trust so I added a kitchen trash bag as well. We tied the bags up at the end of each day and disposed in the garbage. The thing folded back up and fit in the provided storage bag. It worked well for us over that couple of days and I'm sure would be good on camping trips. Folds up fairly flat and compact for storage. I'm not sure how sturdy it would be for a really large person. (I'm under 180 lbs).

Very comfy , easy to assemble , very sturdy I’m 180 pounds , folds back with ease compared to one that I’ve tried this is by far value for the money .

I’m so glad I purchased this and it was so inexpensive! I purchased a different camping toilet but it just took up too much space, I love the design of this and the way it folds up/down so easily, it is all inclusive so it is just 1 piece, so compact for traveling, and even comes with a nice waterproof carrying case. This was exactly what I needed in a travel toilet, it is a lot more aesthetic than all the other camping toilets, and actually super comfortable to sit on! And with such a simple design also so easy to clean! This is a great product and worth a lot more than the price!

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.

Light weight, easy to set up and works great for camping. We have a nice 32 foot trailer with a toilet but we use this for number two so we can camp for long periods of time. We are retired so we leave our camper at the gold claim all summer and this toilet allows me to not move the trailer to a dump site just to empty the toilet. My wife uses the indoor toilet for number one but I use nature since we dry camp and there's nobody else around. :)

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.