Sea to SummitPocket Shower Black

This is the first Amazon review I have ever written in over a decade of using Amazon, and it’s because this shower is absolutely phenomenal. I had a long dreaded unwanted remodeling of my bathroom which happens to be my only shower at the house and I am a single guy. I put a new shower in 10 years ago when I bought the place and did not properly support the tub and therefore it cracked and was leaking badly and I could not hold out any longer I tried all sorts of repairs. I work second and third shift as an x-ray technician and have a lot of yard work to take care of an absolutely could not do without a shower and did not want to inconvenience friends. I take a shower every morning and every night faithfully. To make a long story short I knew that it would take possibly two weeks to get the bathtub changed out because of my limited amount of time to work on the project. I need some alternative way to shower, was going to run a garden hose etc. and it would’ve been a mess. I ran across this having no idea that such a thing existed. I found it on Google or YouTube I forget. Ended up purchasing from here. It can be filled in the sink to whatever water temperature you desire, and I hung it from a bicycle hook. It took about two minutes to fill and can be filled completely in a normal metal kitchen sink. See the picture. I was able to squeeze in an extra 2 inches of water for an 8 1/2 minute shower at full tilt. More than enough time and more than enough pressure all the way to the last drop to get the job done. By about five minutes I had three minutes to relax as all the soap was on and off. I was lucky enough to have shades over my windows already in the garage and the drain in the floor. If I could give this 100 stars I would. I am over 75 showers deep and I extended the bathroom project for nearly a month because of how well this works it’s a lot of fun and I don’t mind it at all. I wouldn’t mind using this for a year straight. It is showing no signs of fatigue. No leaks. No issues whatsoever. In the same note I always hated camping because of the inability to shower and now I wouldn’t mind it at all. I would have paid three times the price. If you are curious about this, go for it. It dries out just from hanging in the garage for one day and can be folded back up into the little pocket case and shoved in your shirt pocket it’s that small. whoever designed this deserves the Nobel prize.

Just got this portable shower in today. It's very small packed up. First thing to note, it's not solar. So the temp you put in. The bag is what comes out.I tried it out in my yard before my big trip and it definitely last a long time, longer than the 7 min advertised. I only filled up to 10L marked line and it's heavy. Room for air on top of the water to give a little pressure. I debated on a 20L but now im thinking it would be too heavy. Does not leak even when lying on side before you hang it up. Lifetime warranty. Really sturdy once hanging from 2 D-rings.The string it comes with is super long, so I will probably order a different one that is shorter to act as a hook.I may order a solar shower since i am going on trip where the water will be 50 degrees. But i will def keep this one as it will come in useful if warm water available + plus doubles as dry bag.

How did i go so long without owning one of these? For people who just can’t get i. The sleeping bag with that icky sweaty feeling- this is for you!

Pros: it is very lightweight, rolls up really small, holds enough water for an entire shower, and is a god-send after a long, sweaty hike in the warmer months!Cons: noneOverall: definitely worth it! After long, sweaty backpacking treks in the summer, it sure is nice to get to camp, filter a ton of water, and then use some of it to take an actual shower in the backcountry, cleaning that sweat and trail grime off of you! Helps keep your sleep kit cleaner too!

This is the perfect, compact shower for backwoods camping / backpacking. It isn't a solar shower - so if you want a warm shower you'd have to mix in some hot water from your jet boil to make it warm. We took it to Cumberland Island during warm weather and the temperature and amount of water was just right for rinsing the day's grime off of you. it folds down and zips into a pouch about the size of your palm - so super easy to pack. Water pressure is OK (gravity feed). It's made similar to the Sea to Summit waterproof stuff sacks. It's a little pricey, but it's the only thing out there that fits this niche.

It’s the lightest camping shower I could find. It doesn’t heat the water as other solar showers claim to do (and I have used coleman’s solar shower and it does heat the water to warm, comfortable temperatures), but if I need warm water, I’ll boil some on a fire and mix it with cold water...The coleman is great for car camping, but it’s too big, bulky and heavy for light, backpack hiking and camping.The sea to summit shower is small (in a good way), light, has enough capacity for 2 quick showers for campers who only need the bare minimum amount of water for a quick shampoo and a once over with soap followed by a quick rinse, or just 1 more indulgent, longer camp shower for the camper who likes to take their time and let the water run freely. We use it as our hands washing station as well (its primary use during the day), and also.... to wash our clothes.Yes, you read that right.Search for “Scrubba” and you will understand what I mean. Anyway, the Sea to Summit pocket shower can also be used as a “portable washing machine”. We use the same soap (CAMPSUDS) as shampoo, body wash, hand soap, dish washer and laundry detergent. It’s biodegradable, so as long as you use it far enough from a water source, it will degrade and won’t contaminate the ground nor the water source.So to sum it up, we like it a lot, it’s light enough to make it to all our multi day hiking and camping trips... keeps us clean and fresh, at a minimum weight penalty, and its versatility more than pays for its low weight footprint.

Broke first time I tried to use it, outside of return window. Will not order again, wasted $40.