TRIPTIPS Upgrade Retractable Portable Toilet Travel Toilet Adjustable Height Camping Toilet Portable Potty for Adults Kids, Foldable Portable Toilet for Camping/Car

This TRIPTIPS retractable portable toilet is a solid pick for camping, road trips, and emergency situations. It sets up fast with a simple pull-and-twist motion, and the locking design feels secure when fully engaged. The adjustable height is a big plus because it can be set to a comfortable level instead of being stuck with one low position. When finished, it collapses down flat and stores easily in a car, trunk, or camping tote. The unit feels sturdier than expected for something so lightweight and compact. The included carrying bag helps keep everything organized and easy to grab on the go. It also works well as a quick stool or small surface when not being used as a toilet. The included bags work, but thicker replacement bags are recommended for extra confidence. Cleanup is straightforward since the plastic wipes down quickly. Overall, it’s a practical, space-saving solution that does exactly what it’s supposed to do.

We *love* this when we go camping. First off it’s the very first collapsible potty I’ve ever come across, and I was skeptical. But the dang thing is sturdy as heck. I’m not a small bodied human and I do not worry at all about this collapsing under my weight. It’s a really interesting interlocking design I’d never seen but is brilliant. Open it up, give it a quick twist as you pull up, and it locks into place just like that. The seat locks down to hold onto your potty bag, and the lid locks as well. We empty ours immediately after using so I don’t notice any smell at all. The ventilated design might have something to do with that. Even in a bathroom emergency this thing sets up so fast I’m not stressed at all. It slides easily into our camping kit when not in use because it collapses to like 2 inches tall. The only fully expected qualm is it’s a little small.

I got this very specifically because I needed something like a commode, but commodes are clunky and I did not have the space to store something like that. I read the reviews very carefully and I gotta say, all the rave reviews are correct. The mechanism seems so easy, it's reminiscent of a toy, but it's so strong. It comfortably supports 200-ish pounds with no problem. So easy to use - just pop a bag in and snap the seat down, which holds the bag in place. Afterwards, toss the bag out and disinfect the seat. It comes with some bags that are rather thin, but even so, I haven't had any issues with leaks using those bags, and any medium size bags work also. Cleaning is easy as well. Since it is a solid plastic you can really use any cleaning solution you would normally use. On the go, disinfecting wipes work great. It's lightweight to carry around if needed and it's very compact when folded so it fits anywhere. I definitely recommend this to anyone who could use a portable toilet. It definitely worked great in place of a commode for me. Worth every penny.

Add photo?...some can't handle that one! Lol!...I think this thing is really an awesome item. It's lightweight and very portable. It's easy to clean and folds up nicely when not in use. The only drawbacks are that it's a little small for a 5'11" guy like me. I have a hard time getting situated. Also, it also does not have a curved edge so it kinda cuts into your bottom if you have to sit for a while...kind of a buzz kill for the ol' morning coffee! I would say it's not for the squeemish, but it's manageable. I double bag with heavy duty bags and use the gel powder. I've had no leaks or other issues. I put half the powder in before and the other half after use. Also, I found that if you add a cup of water, it allows the gel a chance to encapsulate "things" much better. The powder has deodorizers in it. It doesn't eliminate odor entirely, but it's a big improvement. I have a snap lock airtight container to put spent bags in and it contains the odor just fine for a day. You need to get rid of it pretty quick, though or things get ugly. Those doggie bag stations are perfect for disposing of it. You can also use regular trash, that's where disposable diapers and depends end up. Sanitation departments aren't thrilled with it but they know it's a reality in a big city. After that, you can air out your airtight container for a day in the sunshine and it's good to go for next time. I use this on my sailing yacht and also for camping. It's not that great as a car toilet. I only tried it once in a rain storm and it was not a good fit. You can make it short, but even then your head is hitting the roof of your car. You would be way better off opening the car door and sitting it on the ground. That does however, present privacy problems. Keep in mind the bathroom privacy customs that western civilization feels are absolutely imperative were made up before microscopes were invented. No one knew what really caused disease. It would be easy to confuse activities involving public nakedness with sickness and death because they often involve an exchange of body fluids. People back then thought illnesses were caused by evil spirits or curses from God....this probably gave rise to the prudish world we live in today. The Romans had no privacy whatsoever and they did just fine without it for a thousand years. They shared bathing, toileting and sensual activities in plain sight of others. Biblical figures knew Roman social customs, not the prudish European ones we have today. No one felt their dignity was being lost, and there was no need for shame or ridicule. Everybody had a mature way of looking at the human body. Sounds nice. There's a handful of cultures around the world that still have similar practices....that being said, challenging deeply held social customs is risky business. The same people that threw Galileo in jail for saying the planets revolve around the Sun will be trying to hunt you down for not following their archaic social customs. You figure out how you want to handle that part. Be careful. All and all, there's a lot to using to this, but it's one of the best things out there when you need it. Good luck!

I was afraid to sit on this toilet because I was afraid it was going to accidentally come undone and collapse down to a couple of inches and leave me sitting in my own pee. I set it up and with the lid still on it, I sat down on it to see if it was going to come falling down. It didn't. I wiggled around a bit to see if I could make it collapse down (I was hanging onto the nearby sink just in case). It remained upright and felt sturdy. The only downside for me personally is that it is rather short. I have a fused spine and I wasn't sure I was going to be able to bend to sit and then get back up again because it is so low. I ended up putting it on a little wooden step and that is where I used it. It made it the exact height that I needed and was very easy to get up from. If you find the height lacking like I did, bring something to set it upon and it will be perfect. I also was afraid that the bags appeared to be too thin so I double bagged it with the bags that I use for my office trash can from Costco. It gave me more peace of mind. It never did leak and I just kept throwing away the inside bag while leaving the Costco bag on there. Oh, I also put a couple of paper towels in the bottom of the plastic bag just in case of leaking. I figured if it was going to leak, at least the paper towels inside would limit the amount of leakage. I was very happy with how small it folds down too. Well, I was once I got over the fear of it collapsing on me while I was sitting on it.

So far so good! 5 days in use while camping and it’s working great!

The idea behind this portable toilet is a great idea which is why I bought it. However it's hard to separate the seat from the lid. I'm a big guy and often I have to use 2 hands to get them apart. Secondly the seat is very hard and uncomfortable. It leaves marks on my skin after sticking to me to the point of having to pull away from the seat. Ouch! The folding ability is cool. And if I had to use this more than 1-2 times a day I would consider replacing it immediately. If you've got one, it'll do. If you don't have one, look further.

Perfect for camping.

If your over the hill like me, I would recommend the highest one available if you value your hips . Very lightweight but very Sturdy ,looks well made feels safe to sit on,

Práctico, ocupa poco espacio y es bastante robusto

Great bit of kit for camping. Strong and simple to use. I have a portable chemical toilet for longer stays but for those overnight stops on the road then this is my goto for number 1s and 2s.

Very clever design. Bought it for fishing trips.

Brilliant price of camping equipment