Branq

Came this morning. Perfect condition and boxed well. We all had a go at sitting on it and it passed the comfort test. Will be going with us on the next camping trip. Saves those long walks to the toilet block in middle of the night.UPDATE:on 1st camping trip the seat cracked. Only used by 10yr old daughter who is of average, slim size. So if it broke under her weight I wouldn't expect it to last under an adult use. Not good and expected it to be sturdier. So have amended the 5* review to 1* star to reflect this.

No more communal toilets at festivals!!!I used with some swing bin liners as they fit in nicely so just tie it up and chuck away, no cleaning required!

Obviously expensive for a bucket but it seems to be made of a good plastic and the seat is surprisingly comfy so it's not just a bucket. The biodegradable bags also available on here fit the item well.

Don't want the expense and hassle of a chemical loo but not ready to go in a bucket? This is for you.Took this on our first post-lockdown holiday, mainly in case the kids got caught short and to avoid public loos.It is a plastic bucket with a lightweight loo seat for the lid. Simple and effective. Sturdy enough for a adult to carefully sit on. The lid does not seal or clip closed so you need to think about what you're doing with it.It has become a permanent part of our holiday kit now.

Arrived well ahead of schedule, well packaged and in perfect condition. It is basically a bucket with a seat and lid. It is a little bit low and very lightweight, but it holds my 75kg backside no problem. We won't be using it for Number 2's but if we were, we would use some kind of bag liners. If I'm honest it's worth £10 but at £16 it's not extortionate. It will be getting some use this weekend. Time will tell on robustness.

seems sturdy enough, basically a glorified bucket but more comfortable to sit on. Its quite low so some could struggle. I am pretty lightweight but havent dared put my full weight on it yet, although if the claims are correct it should be fine. I bought it to use at home in the middle of the night, but I imagine it will be useful for long car journeys.

Little bit on the short side but to be expected, be prepared to squat down a lot to sit on it. Just about fits in a bag for life plastic bag. Perfect for festivals, just take some thick plastic bin bags and you are set.

I bought this for my small campervan and it works well for me. During the day it is small enough to fit under one of the benches and lightweight for lifting out for overnight. I am 9.5 stone and it is well strong enough to hold me... low to the ground, which might not suit everyone, but my storage space wouldn't allow for a taller one. The lid is a little loose, but if you're careful lifting it, by the sides, this is not a problem...the seat has never fallen off when using it! It could do with being a tighter fit to the bucket part, but with care it's fine. I use it in conjunction with the Bivvy Loo bags / powder, plus some sawdust...