1/2/4 Pack 5 Gallons/20L Solar Shower Bags | for Camping Beach Swimming Outdoor Traveling

Okay so, the hose is short and the nozzle is more drippy than actual spray but, hear me out, this is exactly what works when you've been swimming and just need a quick rinse. We filled it and hung it up in the sun. There's some dripping/leaking but I may not have made the best connections and it stays outside so this isn't a big deal. The water warmed up in the sun, and the hose was able to rinse a person and all their swimming accoutrements 5 times and there was still enough left for a few more rinses.

As a prepper, I’m always looking for gear that’s practical, durable, and easy to store—and the DkOvn Solar Shower Bag checks all the boxes. I picked up the 4-pack to keep in different bug-out bags and emergency kits, and I’m impressed with the quality and versatility. Each bag holds 5 gallons, which is enough for one or two full showers. The PVC material feels sturdy and doesn’t leak, and the reinforced handle and hose setup make it easy to hang from a tree or shower tent. The solar heating feature is a huge plus—after a few hours in the sun, the water gets warm enough for a comfortable rinse without needing gas or electricity 1. It’s lightweight, folds down small, and includes an on/off switchable shower head, which makes it great not just for hygiene but also for washing dishes or gear. Whether you’re camping, off-grid, or preparing for emergencies, this is a smart, affordable addition to your supplies. Pros: Heats water with sunlight—no fuel or power needed Durable and leak-resistant PVC Compact and lightweight for easy storage Great for hygiene, cleaning, and multi-use scenarios Available in multi-packs for family or group prepping Cons: Needs direct sunlight for best heating Shower head is basic but functional

Durable and handy for camping. The shower nozzles dribble water... otherwise good product.

I don't know exactly what I was expecting for $8. I got this because my bathroom water freezes during the winter but the water in the kitchen doesn't. Got this so I could still 'shower' and not have to use no rinse stuff or go without showering. It leaks at where you put the hose in, and not just a little bit like a lot. The hose won't work unless it is fully straight, the smallest kink or twist and no water comes out the hose. Part of it on me but I guess I didn't realize how heavy trying to lift 5 gallons over year head is. and as stated before to use the tube has to be completely straight to use. The provided rope is VERY thin, very short. the hook is not sturdy enough to hand. you're given a small black pole that I guess your supposed to attach to something to help hang this from i couldn't figure out a use for it other than that.

A two-pack of camping shower bags. Comes with a handle insert and rope with hook for hanging. No leaks and warm water in the afternoon while camping. Fill the bag, lay it in the sunshine. Warm water a few hours later. Your time to warm water may vary based on sunshine and climate. No, it will not make warm water in full sun if its 35 degrees Fahrenheit outside. Assume this is for summer use. I also lay this on my tailgate and use it to rinse off after beach trips. Leave the sand at the beach!

Over this past summer I tried out a portable shower bag to bring a long camping with us as I have a young child and wanted a way to be able to wash her hands. Drawn in by the convenience it promised for outdoor adventures. Here's my take: **The Concept:** The idea of a portable shower bag is brilliant. Having the ability to wash hands while camping was a game-changer. **Ease of Use:** The attachments that came with the bag were user-friendly. Setting it up was straightforward, which I appreciated when I needed a quick rinse in the great outdoors. **Leakage Issues:** However, the experience wasn't all smooth sailing. I encountered leaks during use, which was during use, which was disappointing. It's unclear whether this was due to user error of if the bag's material just wasn't up to par in terms of sturdiness. **Sturdiness:** The bag's material didn't feel as robust as I'd hoped. For something that needs to hold water and withstand the wear and tear of travel, this raised some concerns about long-term reliability. **Final Verdict:** While the portable shower bag concept is solid and the attachments are practical, the leakage issue is a significant drawback. If considering this product, be mindful of the potential for leaks and perhaps look into additional waterproofing measures or a different brand to ensure a dry and comfortable experience.

We got these to use in our truck bed camper while out camping. They get so hot if you let them sit all day. To the point they’re too hot. But thy worked perfect and I was more than happy to be able to take a hot shower in the woods! They’re durable. The flow is good. Small and compact which is perfect for small spaces.

The pouch is not working. It leaks at the bottom..

Poor design - both bags leaked at the attachment to hose. Unuseable. Not recommended as waste of money in my experience.

I now switch the geyser off and only use this to wash the dishes. When I need a shower I switch the geyser on for 1.5hrs. Works like a charm when it is a warm day.

Quite simple and useful

Working perfectly