SUPER OFFER Whenever or wherever mother nature calls your name or if you just need a place to change, the Camouflage Privacy Pop Up opens up to 71″ H x 44″ D x 44″ W. The Camouflage PPU shelter sets up in seconds and then easily folds flat into its own carrying bag. Four bendable
SUPER OFFER Whenever or wherever mother nature calls your name or if you just need a place to change, the Camouflage Privacy Pop Up opens up to 71″ H x 44″ D x 44″ W. The Camouflage PPU shelter sets up in seconds and then easily folds flat into its own carrying bag. Four bendable stainless steel rings support a durable polyester shell that is weather and flame resistant. The easy access door has a double sided zipper. Two mesh side panels at top allow in plenty of light and ventilation. Four canvas cross straps on floor for extra stability when using the Privacy Pop Up. Comes with ground stakes and sandbags for anchoring it on solid ground. Interior has two pockets to hold toiletries and hanger string for clothes. Includes stakes, sandbags and carry bag with shoulder strap. Imported.
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Zoom!! Zoom!…UP/DOWN in 30 seconds. On my last camping trip, I purchased a Matter of Time travel toilet thinking it would help avoid the stinky public latrines. The only crack in my ingenious plan was lack of privacy. This time around, I decided to purchase a privacy shelter. I read reviews about this products and others, and discovered the range of public opinions on privacy shelters, swung between poor quality to the difficulties of re-closure. Ultimately, I settled on this product, but not without hesitation. I must have…
Functionality was a little flat The good- it is easy to pop up and fold down. I did watch a you tube video and practice a couple of times. Once you get the hang of it it’s simple. It looks exactly as pictured. Stores nicely.I had hoped to use it as a changing room for camping trips when I am not carrying a tent. It might work although it is not very roomy but the real issue is how it handles a breeze. When I took it out for a test run it was somewhat windy and it spent most of the weekend blown flat because the poles…
Aieee-Yahhh!!! It’s a real trick to be able to fold it up, but once you get it it’s not so bad. Some of the videos make it seem easy, and it might be with some of them, but depending on the inherent twist already in the stiffening bands, it might be MUCH more difficult than the videos would make you believe. I have been folding up band-saw blades for decades, and this is exactly the same thing. I had trouble trying to do it, so I watched the videos. They were doing the same thing I was, so that didn’t help…