Solar Shower Bag, RISEPRO 5 gallons/20L Solar Heating Premium Camping Shower Bag Hot Water with Temperature 45°C Removable Hose on/Off Switchable Shower Head Hiking Climbing Summer Shower K8

As the title states: It gets hot, really hot, Used it for a trip to Cumberland Island. The ambient air temp was in the high 70's. I think the temp got to about 128...Loved the valve in the shower head & the shower head. The bag is pretty sturdy, the handle is useless & the hose was a little flimsy, both of which I can modify to overcome the deficiencies. Probably buy another one so the family can shower :-)

Work great for camping and hunting. Definitely gets hot enough for a decent shower. Wont be steaming hot but wont be frigid cold either. Definitely happy with the purchase!!!

Great product except one design flaw that is an easy fix and another that is manageable for the price though I’m extremely happy!The glow in the dark shower head is genius and makes showering in the dark easier.The bag definitely got warm from sitting outside. In fact it wasn’t even that warm out and it surprised me how warm it wasFlaws ,.... when bag is full the hose kept pop right off. I was able to fix it by simply using a zip tie to help tighten the hose to the male output of waterI didnt have access to more water close by so I was kinda sad when it poped off and leakedSecond flaw it the cap never seals water tight when bag is full. I have to keep the bag standing straight up and that’s inconvenient for when I drive to fill it up and put it in my truck to bring it to my proprty

Perfect for camping

The Head fell off with hot water usage, but I reattached it with a clothes pin.I tried a zip tie, as another buyer suggested. I did not have the right size with me.The clothes pin worked, but be careful not to hit it.It works and it is cheap.

Previous to purchasing this bag, I had gone through about 4 of the Advance elements shower bags that this products seems to be a clone of.This bag developed no less than 5 leaks at te heat welded seam at the perimeter of the bag, right in every crease that you see in the picture.When the bag was not leaking from thoe, it leaked from the screw cap. The cap required an extremely fine touch, to not overtighten, which would distort the round opening and allow leaking from the screw cap. it was easy to both under tighten and overtighten and very difficult to tighten it so that it would not leak. It was also very difficult to not cross thread it when the 4 or so gallons of water were distprting the shape of the threaded receptacle.The Shower nozzle itself is quite bulky and fragile.This bag proved so irksome, that rather than trying to make it work for me, and continuously fixing the leaks along the perimeter seam with Amazing goop, I hacked it into tiny pieces with a machete.Do not waste your money on it, or I imagine, any of the clones that look like it. The Advance Elements Summer shower bag is so much better and worth the extra $$ upto 30$ or so, but it too is far from perfect.I do not really believe the 5 gallon capacity of the AE bag, but that bag carries at least a gallon more than this bag.

I use this method of showering and it helps me stay clean in dirty situations even if I paid for it myself.

Bought it for my camping trip this summer as I had a $10 Wal-Mart one previously that did its job for the three weeks I needed it, but now I am looking for something more long term and better made. This is much more sturdy and heavy duty. I love that it has a strong handle to be able to carry the bag without feeling like its going to rip. My PVC pipe that goes through the bag to hold the handle came a bit too long for the bag so I had to cut it down to size, but other than that its exactly as pictured. I like the pouch on the front to put some soap, and the thermometer on the back to make sure I don't boil alive as I do live here in Arizona. The shower head is much larger than my previous one and that is much nicer than having a little one that takes forever to rinse with. The hose is a bit short but that makes it better to be able to shower with if you have a shower tent.