Portable Camping Shower, 5gallons/20 liters Rechargeable air Pump Outdoor Electric Camping Shower, 8 Spray Modes, Solar Heating Black PVC airbag, Built-in Thermometer, Beach, Camping, Hiking

When buying this product keep in mind that it is a mobile unit so use care when handling it, especially if the bag is under pressure and a hose comes loose you're bound to get an unwanted shower. The bag is a good grade of rubber along with the accessories. I saw in one of the photos that one of the carrying handles broke, if you can, put in a protective bag strong enough to carry the bag and keep away from sharp objects. The only issue I had was the Velcro patch sticks to the pump so good it will pull the patch off the bag. When you don't have a active water source this will work fine.

This shower worked once, and that spent all the power left in the pump's battery. I plugged it into USB power, and the pump showed no sign that it was being charged. The blue LED didn't light up, but I thought maybe it lights up when it's done charging, and left it alone. I checked on it a few hours later, and still no signs of life. I pressed the power button and the blue LED lit up, but that's all that happened. Successive presses of the power button either turned the LED off, or made it flash, or made it stay on, with no apparent order or reason. At no time did the pump turn on, so I plugged it into another power source and left it to charge overnight. The next day, it was still dead. Pushing the power button still produced random behavior from the LED, but that stopped happening after a few seconds.He's dead, Jim.I don't believe this pump is in any way waterproof, and it's so rudimentary it doesn't even have a shut-off when it reaches a certain level of pressure. If you turn this thing on and walk away from it, I believe it will keep pumping until it bursts the bladder. But it has two speeds, so you have a choice of doing that either slowly or quickly.There's velcro on the bladder and on the back of the pump, so you can attach it, but the adhesive on the velcro us lousy. It melted in the sun, and sticky, goop got smeared all over the bladder and the pump (the kind that requires a SOLVENT to clean off), then all manner of wind-blown organic debris got stuck all over both.The one good point about this shower is the bladder seems real heavy-duty and durable, and it has a burly handle strap that seems well attached, but the pump is utter junk. I'd stay away from this one.

Didn’t use for camping. Our water heater started leaking so we drained and turned it off. Unfortunately, water pressure to the showers comes through our water heater. Essentially- no heater, no water in showers. While waiting for replacement, used the camp shower by adding tap water then adding water from electric kettle. Got the job done. Will put away for a rainy day.

Had to modify the hose inside because it kept sucking against the bottom of the tank so I put a little bevel up in it and it works fine, pretty good pressure. Plenty of water to take a couple showers unless you have really thick hair, holds the heat real well after the sun goes down could’ve been built better of course, so far I’ve used it eight times with only the one problem other than the tube fell into the bladder so it needs zip tie to hold it on not an every day shower but great when you’re out in the woods or camping, if the pump fails, you can always pull the intake tube off and lay it above you upside down , if I designed it, I would put a handle on both hands just for that purpose

Pros:great rechargeable battery pack/pump.Very thick bag that prevents breakage and punctures.Great shower head.Cons:Pump hose connects to cap so unscrewing cap to refill requires removing air line and if you drop the bag even once it will break off!The refill cap screws on to another cap that is not welded to the bag, so if you screw the cap to tight, it will loosen the base cap and cause air leaks.The hose attachments will burst off if you leave the pump on even at low setting, so you constantly have to turn off an on during shower to keep just the right pressure.The spring that’s supposed to stop the hose from kinking at the connector is flimsy so it always kinks, you’ll need to hands, one to keep the hose straight and the other for the shower head, so no hands left to scrub with!The battery pack comes with a Velcro that’s supposed to stick to the side, but since you need to put this in the sun to warm, the glue melts and battery pack falls off! Horrible design!

Ugh! I hate wasting money, and now I'm past my return date.The first time I used it, the shower was fine. Well, except the out gray tube flew off from the pressure. I decided to add a small clamp to keep it on for the next use. Adding the clamp worked, and I thought all was well in the world. With my 3rd use, the gray tube that fits inside the bag popped off from the pressure. I tried relentlessly to get the tube out of the bag, but I was unsuccessful. So now I can't even use the shower.When it did work, the shower setting on the handheld unit worked great. I loved having it to shower at my campsite, especially during these hot summer months.I may try again to see if I can get the tube out of the bag and add another clamp, but ugh.

This is so good we bought 2! It’s battery powered shower head is great for rinsing off or cleaning some dishes when at a camping festival. It warms up quick in the sun.

I’m a flatbed truck driver and I can go days where truck stop showers aren’t available. I put this on my trailer so I can have a warmer shower out In the middle of nowhere