WolfWise Pop-up Shower Tent

This item rocks! I have two foster children ages 3 and 4 that I'm having a birthday party for and a couple of weeks and this will be the Tattoo Station :-)! This thing is way bigger than I thought which is great :-)! Honestly if you have children that cannot hold it this is perfect! Whether we are hiking camping or even traveling! We travel a lot and I cannot wait to put this to good use! I have uploaded a video so you can see how simple it is to assemble and fold back up. I have read various comments on how it was difficult to put up but we got it on our very first try. I did receive this item at a discount for my unbiased review. I can honestly say that I would buy this product either way. I can think of so many uses for it! I also must comment on the weight it is super super lightweight and easy to carry!

Used this pop-up for the first time this weekend, as a camping "porta-potty." Setup was quick and easy! The second night a crazy windstorm kicked up, with sustained winds between 30-40mph and gusts to 60. As I lay in my trailer trying to sleep, I just new I would wake up to a bare spot where the pop-up was, and it would be enjoying it's new life in Kansas (I'm in Colorado). At first light I was shocked to look out the window and see it still in place, despite still being buffeted by the wind. I left it up all day through the sustained wind and it took it like a champ!

As a single mom, when my young child needs to use the toilet, I can't abandon my well setup kitchen and half-cut food on the picnic table in our campsite. This was a great solution! Was also great for cleaning ourselves and changing into clean clothes at the end of the day before we retire into our sleep tent. We use a bungee cord to hold the roll of toilet paper. I also put a bottle of sanitary towelettes (set on an empty box) in the tent. We use this with the Green Elephant toilet seat.I"m 5' and find that the door could be a little taller. But if it were taller, then it'd be more difficult for me to set up.I have a lot of practice with folding pop up tents like this but recall feeling great frustration when learning to fold my first pop up tent. Practice folding many times before you use it outdoors :)

I ordered this to protect my potted lemon tree from freezing temperatures. The available space wouldn't accommodate a pop-up greenhouse (and they are expensive). I racked my brain to come up with an alternative and looking under tents, I found this. It's been perfect; we installed a floodlight to keep the tree warm at night and this tent has weathered storms just fine (had to stake it out so it wouldn't blow over).

This pop up tent was exactly what I was looking for and loved it. Took this on a camping trip and used it to house a small portable toilet for the women to use. The top has a hole with netting that lets any stench out but also keeps bugs out.This was also used with a gravity shower bag to shower in the morning. There is a small zipper on the opposite side of the door that is perfect for the nozzle of the shower bag. It also has a hanging pocket directly underneath this small zipper that can hold shampoo and soap.The last thing I loved about this tent was clean up time. It took about 45 seconds to unstake, fold up, and zip the tent into it's case. It's extremely simple and a great design.The only improvement I would make to this tent is adding a zipper in the very top of the tent, that way the shower can be directly above you. But I still give it 5 stars because when you're in the woods, you don't expect luxury. I highly recommend this pop-up tent.

Wolfwise offers an upgraded version for $10.00 wit additional features of a rainfly, shadow hiding silver lining and a floor. I got the cheaper basic version yet is still a great product for the price. Mine is used as a camp shower. I purchased the signstek rechargeable battery shower for $31.00 along with this and hand stitched in a velcro Loop near the ceiling to secure the shower head in place making the hose length perfect for the small shower pump to sit at the bottom of the 5 gal bucket of tempered water for about twelve nice five-minute showers. Like many others I was frustrated learning to fold this tent but after watching the Wolfwise shower tent video (you tube) it made it very simple. After doing it 10 times I can easily fold it now in a matter of seconds. I suggest using the supplied tent Stakes not just for wind but it also helps stretch out the bottom nice and taut. Update... I have just finished a 5 day off the grid camping experience with my Singstek shower with this shower tent And it was a huge hit with the seven members of our I would like to Suggest the following for one purchase a propane burner similar to the ones use for deep frying turkey. They make small models for table top and a very large pot so you can quickly Heat 5 gallons of shower water In about 5 - 7 minutes and cut a piece of t-111 Siding the same dimensions as the bottom of the tent just like you find on many home Exteriors. It's great for a hard flat surface to stand on in the shower and it channels the water away.

I bought this as a potable toilet tent for camping, brought a 5Gal bucket with trash bags and a toilet lid for the bucket. It has a little strap inside that I hooked a solar lantern to and a pocket which held toilet paper etc. Its tall enough to stand in, sets up in 30 secs and actually is pretty easy to get back in the bag which is rare for a pop up tent.The carry bag is awesome, as it has straps to carry it like a backpack. If your like us and dont like to use the vault toilets in the campgrounds or if your camping and there isnt toilets around this is well worth the money. Everyone was asking where we got this.

Easy pop tent and a good size to shower in, could even put the toilet in the same tent as the shower, fab.

Didn’t come with a floor or a covered top making the entire tent useless in the rain, though the rest of the tent for some reason is made of waterproof material. Product description changed while product was being delivered, this is a waste of money.