Pop Up Pod - Privacy Shower Tent, Dressing Room, or Portable Toilet Stall with Carry Bag for Camping, Beach, or Tailgate by Wakeman Outdoors

This shelter is well made and easy to set-up. There is a trick to folding it back up, but it comes with instructions and there are many videos showing it. It came with the tie-downs, but nowhere to tie them onto the shelter. I had a couple of window locks that I used for this. They not only pinched hold of the fabric, but they also went around the wire frame and worked perfectly. The tie-downs are not needed to hold the shelter vertical, accept in very windy conditions (which I experienced).

Went to a state park with only port a pottys and my daughter did not like that at all she’s 4, I didn’t like her using them as well. So I bought this pop up tent and a portable toilet. Now we can change and use the toilet in a clean and private environment.It was a little tough to fold it back up but after figuring out the trick it’s easy.We also just had a a road trip and she need to go to the restroom in the middle of nowhere so I pulled over took out the tent and toilet and she did her thing and we were back on the road in less than 10 minutes.Definitely worth it

Seems good quality so far, only used for a weekend. It was easy to set up, and the instructions to get it back in the carry bag were good enough that we managed to do it on the second try. I have a few functionality challenges with it.First, I am not a tall person (5’6” on a good day) and because the front flap doesn’t go to the top, I have to crouch to get in even when it’s fully unzipped. It would have been better if the flap fully unzipped on one side and could fall open that way.Second, the base they provide is slightly smaller than the base of the tent part. It made it difficult to stake them together properly. You’d be better off putting down a tarp of your own under it if you’re using it all weekend. I did also use rocks to weigh it down in the pockets, which might be enough to secure it without the stakes if it’s not windy.Third, it needs an interior pocket of some sort. There’s nowhere to put anything like sunblock or toilet paper or the clothes you’re changing into.

Hole size was just right to enter. Very roomy. East of transport great. Functions as should. Sure isn’t the comfort of home but gets the job done. Looks as pictured.

I've been wanting to get one of these for so long for my daughter. She's a competitive figure skater, and sometimes needs to do multiple costume changes in places where bathroom space is limited. So we figured her own portable pop-up changing room was the ticket. And the price on this one wasn't too bad, so we went for it. It worked well enough - wasn't see through, was tall enough to house her and her clothes, offered enough light for her to see while she was inside, and popped up super easy. However, it leaned every so often, and even threatened to collapse a few times while she was inside (we were using it inside a building so no way to tie it down with the included hardware the way you would if you were using it while camping. Also, folding it was impossible, even with the included directions. And the traveling bag that comes with it is a joke. It's thin, and the zipper on ours broke the first time we used it. I was carrying it in the bag when the zipper broke. It popped open completely and slammed me in the face! From then on, we gave up trying to fold it and laid it flat in our car. Thank goodness we had the room to transport it. Ironically, I wonder if this is an inconsistency in the manufacture. Another skater had this exact product in green (ours was black). It stood up straight with no lean and folded up easy. They even let me give it a go and I could fold theirs with no problem, just not ours. I will continue to use this one since we have it, but I'm on the look out for a better one.

I got this shower tent as a privacy tent for going to the toilet on the side of the highway if required. It doesn't have a window for a shower, like many other brands do, but it has two small pockets on the bottom to put weight in (rocks, sand, etc.) to help hold it down which was my trade off for the lack of a shower window, It works fine for our needs. It is easy to set up and easy to fold for storage Would recommend if you don't need a shower/vent window.

This collapsible tent is perfect for creating a quick and private space for a toilet room while camping. It’s simple to set up and packs down compactly, making it easy to carry and store. While the setup process is straightforward, folding it back down can be tricky at first. The included instructions are a bit hard to follow, but a quick YouTube video helped clarify the process. Once you get the hang of it, it becomes an essential and convenient piece of gear for any camping trip.

1) True. Could be used as a camping shower tent if the bucket is on the ground. There is now way to hold a shower hose and the top has no opening for a shower hose to enter for the outside.2) True but on sunny depending on the angle of the sun, the tent is transparent from the outside.3) True. This can be a portable toilet stall but the angle of the sun lets everyone passing by see your shadow.4) True. This tent can be used indoors if no strong light is shined on it from the front - no shadows. As a privacy tent for changing at dance recitals, sporting events, or conventions this tent will work.5) False. This pod tent does not automatically set up in seconds. When opened it lays flat and continuallu wants to return to being flat.6) True. These items exist:* a removable bottom,* a dual sided zippered door,* 4 stakes guy lines, BUT the short thin stakes bent easily almost like a paperclip.* There is zero loop for guy lines to attach to the tent.Two different people looked and felt to see if they were tucked in the folds. In desert winds the tent was useless and folded over to the ground.*2 sewn-in pockets for sandbags BUT in desert wind the tent folded over.* and a * convenient carry bag for ultimate portabilityIs true but tent must be wrestled to fit inside.If this tent is ordered, buy better tent stakes. I would not buy again or recommend to family and friends.Great for indoor changing room.

Solo recomiendo practicar el guardado hay videos de esto excelente producto

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Verarbeitung und aussehen ich echt super !!! Bin top zufrieden!!!

Like - decent qualityDislike - not premium and doesn’t match the quality expected from price and photos; Slightly transparent and can see from outside if there is light inside due to poor quality material. Brand name or logo is absent on front-top from what is seen in photos. Floor piece did not come with the item. Product looks different from photos and is of reasonable quality and do not worth the advertised price

This pop-up tent was my puff puff tent, in a Maritime and Canadian climate.Year round.Heats up quick in direct sunlight.Will not survive high winds by itself, and any tent stakes are a joke in this climate, if they aren't a screw-in type, no fault of the manufacturer of course.GREAT against the snow and ice storms! Did not get wet during, but full disclosure, I had a bit of cover on back and sides of tent by buildings and recycling bins.The bottom got RIPPED to shreds by the gravel, I assume any type of ground will destroy it, due to friction, but once the bottom goes, the rest will go quick because it exposes the metal rods, making it easier to disconnect from itself. DANGEROUS!Duct tape saved me a lot.More full disclosure: I did not have sandbag weights, I had a rope tied into the belt loops for the door, and tied the other end to the chair I was sitting in during my puff sessions. I almost flew sideways over no more than twice.I would like to invest in sandbag weights, but my neighbors suck, I predict it would save me a lot of friction destruction.Waiting for it to go back down in price.