Stansport Portable Toilet (271)

I was so hesitant about ordering this product. I love to camp but hate squatting to do my business. I looked at the product that has you stand up and pee like a man. Um, no. I just couldn't wrap my mind around it...lol. Anyway, I decided to try this along with a little popup shower type tent for privacy. My son and his father laughed at me, but oh, well. They don't have to squat to pee so who cares! It is light and easy to carry. I put this and the popup in one of those shopping bags from a local restaurant and had no issue taking it down through the woods at the river. I was a little worried because it does appear very flimsy. However, it worked great. I would not use this if you are larger than 150 lbs though. But, if you are a smaller lady or child, love to camp, and hate to squat, go ahead and give it a try. Hopefully, you will be pleased too.

So, it's a toliet...Not much to say about it....Its EXTREMELY light and folds very nicely for storage and travel. It's rated to hold 250lbs and has lived up to that fact. The only thing you have to get used to is understanding it's not your porcelain toliet so it wobbles and it feels like it's going to give out but it hasn't and I'm confident it won't. YOU MUST also purchase one of the popup "bathroom/shower" tents...they will run around $25-30 and with this in conjunction with the toliet, you have yourself a super compact bathroom while traveling. Imagine driving down the highway and you see a car pulled over on the shoulder and as you get closer, you see a popup tent! Lol....I would absolutely break out this and the tent if I needed to go while traveling as opposed to stopping at a rest stop just to sit on a disgusting toliet seat. Great purchase.

I gave this four stars because the bags that are included are a disaster waiting to happen. The toilet has a small ring of plastic that is meant to hold the bag, however it does not snap into place and is totally loose. The bags are not long enough to touch the ground so when any amount of weight hits the bag it slips out of place and like I said disaster....this was an easy fix, we simply double bagged regular garbage bags and the problem was solved. Another nice tip is to add cat litter to the bottom of your bag, so so smart! makes disposal much nicer. As for how much weight this will hold, I am a plus sized girl and had no problem at all, for being a small size it held up well. I also love that it totally folds flat and as I used it for camping so when it was time to pack up I simply cleaned it with lysol wipes and it fits perfectly into the camping tote we use for supplies! over all i'm very happy.

super short, unsteady, the bag fell off every time no matter how much we secured it meaning you know what comes spewing out the sides when it drops. The top piece doesn't stay put and the main plastic toilet cracked and broke the first time we sat on it. We tried to jerry rig the bag so it would stay put by wrapping it over the entire seat and tying it in a knot underneath but this meant you lost some of the height on your bag and your potty business splashes back at you. Finally we found it stayed a little better if you put the edges of the bag over the toilet and then onto the sliver holders and press the whole toilet on-top of that it did stay when we tried that 3rd method but seems like to much work for a portable toilet Can anyone recommend a better option as we are past 30 days and cannot return :(

I have never used a portable toilet before and I didn't want to invest a lot before I discovered what I want in a commode. I have a camper van and I don't have to run out in the middle of the night to pee. I've been using this with trash compactor bags, which I highly recommend. They are thick and won't leak and reach all the way to the ground without any chance of falling. I was satisfied with the glorified pee in a bag setup more than I thought I would be until this one time I had to pull over for an emergency stop that was most certainly not just pee. I'm not particularly heavy, 175 lbs., but when I sat on it with my full weight it collapsed. Luckily there wasn't any mess due to the oversized bag I was using, but I still don't trust it to actually sit on. You can just lightly hover over it or balance on it. It has collapsed a couple more times since then even when I wasn't putting my full weight on it. I really like the folding seat design. It's lightweight and easy to store, but I will be replacing it with a sturdier version for my next trip. The plastic of the seat is too soft and it will slip off the metal frame at the worst moment.

We used this last week during pandemic to avoid using public restrooms at camp ground. It worked just fine but a few things should be noted. The stand was steady if you are a person who is steady on their feet and the ground is level. Do not expect it to hold for someone over 200 lbs or is older and needs support. The same problem could happen for the very young if they can't reach the ground when using. We brought along a small plastic tub ( rectangle) that fit between legs to support the bag in case of leaking or falling off when using just to avoid anything getting in the tent. Once the bag was sealed ( tied) we left it in the plastic tub and put on the next one. This also helped us for when we had to carry the bags to dispose of them in a dump station or for us at home in the toilet after we returned. They didn't smell after sealing but we only were out two days so they might if left longer . It worked just as we wanted and kept us out of public restrooms or the outside in the middle of the night. I'd recommend.

Well, this chair was the best thing ever when I went outdoor camping with my kids. String material and fo a good job.

Useful for camping and on your boat. Using with Doodi bags enhances the usefulness.

Muy util para viajes y acampar, siempre la tengo en mi vehiculo, practica, ligera, buena calidad y en muy buen precio.

The plastic seat looks a little weak and may not hold heavyweights folllowing my intuition. I am 185 pounds for 5'9" tall, so there is no problems for me now, but I would start to worry for people over 230 pounds. I wonder if it was ever field tested for people that are more big and heavy.

This is very useful for emergency