iDeep Camping Shower Bag, 11L/2. 9 Gallons Outdoor Inflatable Shower Bag Pressure Shower Water Bag Flexible Hose Foot Pump Portable Camp Shower for Outdoor Camping Activities Car Washing

We used this for a whitewater rafting trip through the Grand Canyon, 13 days. It performed very well. Yes, you need to keep it pumped up, but it’s not difficult. My husband and I took turns showering, and we had plenty of water in one fill up for both of us to have very nice showers; we pumped for each other. We only filled it from clear side streams, which is a must on the Colorado. Tip: if you’re using this on a river trip, you need to bring a bag to store the full shower in because the spray hose and pump dangle from the bottom of the water tank, so you need a bag to store it all in while floating. Another tip: bring a small pitcher for filling up the tank, because the fill hole is small. I had an old Tupperware pitcher that worked great!

I do a lot of car camping in fairly remote areas with just myself and my two dogs - generally in national forests or similar, in campgrounds with vault toilets as the only amenity - no showers, no electricity. When you're camping for a week or longer in those conditions, showering would be, well, just grand (ok, really I just want to wash my freaking hair)! And if I do happen to find myself in a campground with a shower, there are usually rules about leaving dogs unattended - and rules about not bring dogs into buildings - so I'm essentially SOL.I happened to stumble across a pop up privacy tent, and thought - YES, my shower woes are over!! But I wasn't too keen on using the "hang from a tree" solar showers that have been around forever - I wanted something with a little more "oomph" to get the hair washing job done. I found the $$$$$$ version of this, but figured there had to be a knock-off, and here we are. This works exactly like the pricey helios shower - so watch one of their how-to videos if you can't figure this thing out - although it's pretty gosh darn easy!I was a bit worried that it would be "pump, spray - pause... pump, spray - pause" but I am even happier that you can continually pump and the water will keep spraying! It works if it's full with water, or half full, or even if you only put a little bit of water in - because it's all from the pressure. I am just so glad that I found this! Now I can take vacation selfies with my dogs instead of just taking a million pics of them...ok, I'll still take a million pics of them, but maybe I'll be in a few.

Don't waste your money. I would have bought a gravity fed water shower for $15. The water pressure is almost non existent at best. You have to continually pump to get water out and even then it only worked minutely. Never again!

Nobody to contact for a replacement. The sides just tore apart from pumping it up. Used it 3 times. To late to return to amazon now.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The foot pump is useless since you can only use it by gravity over your head.. and takes 45 seconds to refill with air between each pump, not sure if this one is defective or they're all like this. Glad I tested it out first!