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Product Description
The Stansport toilet is the no-frills, low-cost folding toilet option. It is lightweight and very easy to carry because of its compact storage and store-able design. It will work for your hiking, camping, mountain climbing, backpacking, or any outdoor fun activity that requires you to pack and go in just a few minutes, but at this price range, quality is compromised. The lightweight feature still allows you to comfortably sit in a plastic molded toilet seat with a removable plastic ring where you can securely place your disposable camping toilet bags. In addition the Stansport portable toilet is ridiculously easy on the pocket. At about $10 bucks, it really is tough to go wrong, even if it only lasts 1 weekend camping trip.

Disposal is not a problem with the Stansport toilet as the seat rings securely hold the toilet bag and is easily removed for bag disposal when needed. The package comes with the plastic bags that you need and has a storage that can fit your backpack.

The Stansport Toilet Bottom Line

If you're not yet ready to commit the additional couple of dollars on a higher-end folding camping toilet option, the Stansport portable toilet may be the right choice for you.

Product Details
  • Model Number: 271
  • Plastic molded seat
  • Heavy-duty tubular steel legs
  • Bags are held in place by a removable plastic ring
  • Folds up compactly

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Completely satisfied
 
Review Date: July 8, 2009
Reviewer: Marla Excell,
This is a great product for women who are away from facilities camping, 4-wheeling etc who have physical problems. (You know who you are, you know what I mean.) Makes life a little easier.
Nature's calling
 
Review Date: May 15, 2009
Reviewer: Alan E. Schmidt, Las Vegas
Camping with friends... Aw yeah! It doesn't get any better than that. Living off the fat of the land, and the nicely stocked ice chest we brought along.
Shortly after arriving at our secluded mountainous destination I felt that familiar side cramp that I know so well. Yep, you guessed it, it was time to drop a deuce. Joe-Bob saw the scrunched up look on my face and smiled. He knew that look too. From the back of his old truck he produced this odd looking folded up chair. When I realized what it was I hugged Joe-Bob. No words needed to be spoken between us. We nodded to each other and released the man hug. I accepted the Stansport portable toilet from him and headed out.

By now the pain was increasing and the beast within was beginning to prairie dog on me. I needed to move fast. I was regretting the double milk shake I had earlier. Curse my lactose intolerance.

I arrived at a nice concealed spot about as far away as my bulging colon would allow. At this point and time my outdoor poop education began. I will list the highlights here in order of importance:
#1 - Ensure you fully lock out the legs of your toilet in order to eliminate a full body collapse on your own excrement.
#2 - Ensure an adequate supply of toilet paper BEFORE you embark into the woods.
#3 - Set your toilet up on level ground. Not a slope where turds can roll into your feet.
#4 - Don't wear flip flops.
#5 - Rubbing your butt on the ground trying to get poop off does not work. It just makes grass and dirt stick to your butt. Same concept applies to your now crappy foot.
#6 - Don't rub your toilet on the bushes to clean it. The bushes WILL snap back flinging poop everywhere.

As I prepared for my journey back to camp I stole one last glance at the scene i was leaving Mother Nature. It appeared as though a poop grenade had exploded. I would have laughed but the stench had zapped all humor from my body.
Everyone in camp was waiting for me as I emerged into sight. It wasn't the noise that alerted them I was coming... It was the poop fragrance that the breeze at my back carried.
I looked bad, real bad. My portable toilet had so many leaves stuck to it that it appeared I was carrying a bush. A blind man could read the disappointment in Joe-Bob's face. I had let him down.
I concocted a story of fighting off a bear that had diarrhea. Not sure if they bought it.

Pros: Lightweight, promotes male bonding when camping.
Cons: Does not clean off easy.
hard to assemble
 
Review Date: September 26, 2005
Reviewer: Maryann Aniela Royster,
the product is light and compact but some of the plastic tabs that conect the seat to the frame are not set properly and I haven't been able to asemble the toilet as yet. The frame is sapposed to snap onto the seat and the plastic tabs are too tight to allow it to snap in place.
Incomplete order
 
Review Date: August 4, 2006
Reviewer: Jane Ramos, Rhode Island
I ordered this for a camping trip. When we got to the campground and I opened the box there was just the legs and no seat or plastic bags. The seat was shipped in its original box with no additional packaging so don't ship this anywhere you might be embarased for someone to see exactly what you are ordering. I had it sent to my job - big mistake.
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