PLAYBERGFolding Portable Toilet Seat for Camping and Hiking

Holds 250 pounds easily, doesn't seem like it will collapse from under me. So far so good! Folds up very thin, good for traveling.

We did a 5-day self-supported kayak trip in Lake Powell with 10 people and used this as our toilet system it folded flat and sat on the back of my touring kayak easily. I bought a cheap plastic toilet seat lid to use with a rock on top. I used a plastic bag from the wag bag system (cleanwaste) over the seat and tied a corner--just like setting up a garbage bag in a garbage can--the toilet seat stayed covered with the plastic from the bag. My bags fit over this seat nicely and went down to the ground so the weight from the waste wasn't dragging the plastic off of the toilet seat. I changed it out about every night. The seat is low but it is plenty sturdy you certainly don't want to slam down on it, but you could comfortably put your full weight on it. I was the heaviest in our group at a hundred and sixty pounds so we didn't really have a stress test. For my purposes it worked perfectly.

It is light weight too. However, there is no way to attach a bag to the underside of the seat. The bag has to be dropped down through the seat, with weight of the user holding the bag in place.

This product does what it’s supposed to do. It’s light enough to pack and carry but sturdy enough to be perfectly comfortable. We use it for camping but also, during COVID times, to avoid public restrooms (used in conjunction with a privacy tent!). It’s perfect.

The toilet immediately looked damaged and used. The bottom of the legs of the stool look as if they have been used already. There are water marks on the seat, and so many scratches and carvings on the legs of the toilet. Looks like this toilet was used, returned, and shipped back out to me. Don't waste your time or money, just go a different route. I never really post reviews so that should say something about how disappointed I am in this.

I didn’t get it for traveling. I got it to use for my yoni steams. It is perfect! I especially like that I can fold it up and tuck away until my next use.

This is marginally better than the Reliance Hassock toilet that I currently have, and don't trust anymore. Its just too small, and cannot handle my weight (300 lbs). I sat on this one and it does seem sturdier. It looks like it might be a hassle to find a container that I can finagle under the seat. I just don't understand why in these modern times, not anybody makes a decent crapper, (Not Chemical Toilet), which are too big and not as portable. I should think it would be profitable, as there lots of "Fat Asses" out there.

This is shorter and smaller than other more expensive models I’ve seen, but it’s sturdy enough to accommodate me (at 5’7” and 170 pounds). It’s also lighter than other models, but, like them, difficult to collapse for carrying. I would buy it again.

It’s a little short so it wouldn’t be good for someone overweight or with bad knees but it’s perfect for us.

Works great but a little flimsy

The toilet seat came to us USED. Full of sand. Stickers half removed. Scratched up! Need this for a trip, hence why I bought it. Will try and sterilize. Beware!

This is fine, but the cross bars are too narrow, so those get dirty. I tried taking the supports off, and then it didn't have enough support.

Pratique, mais peu robuste. Casse après quelques utilisations et arrive tout égratigné.