Ozark Trail Folding Portable Toilet

I bought this to travel in semi truck with my husband, to avoid frequent stops. We did have to get a bucket seperately for it wish it had one or option to buy. But I knew since I bought it that it was not included. I read reviews that legs break easy, I can definitely see this happening if you don't set up correctly, the legs lock at the base and should not be able to fold after this. So make sure to take your time to see how it works. Love that it has a cover and that it is very short on the ground, also easy to store and takes very little space. Great price for this much convenience

I would suggest to buyers, please made sure you purchase some bags to go with it. Maybe Ozark would consider "1" free bag included, even if it meant a couple dollars more in price. We had a spare 2- gallon bucket we were lucky to have on hand and it worked. We also recommend this item as we had a small emergency with our septic tank. This portable potty sure saved us! We also plan to purchase another one for our Granddaughter for their pioneer camping trip.

First time used portable toilet with enclosure. Everyone was happy with the camp toilet. No newspaper allowed! Easy to use and clean! Very easy to clean! Much better than the smelly camp latrines! The refills are expensive but worth it Could have used a second portable toilet.

The legs need to be sturdier. I'm afraid it's going to break and I land on the ground in my mess… 😳 Other than that I really don't have anything to say except the hole in the seat could be bigger to make wiping easier. Outside of the hole size and legs it's great. Especially for the money.

It isn't easy to fold up or fold out - it sounds like you're breaking it when you have to force it one way or the other. It definitely worked for my camping trip though I wish it came with at least a few of the necessary bags that you instead have to purchase separately. I'm heavier than the weight limit but even if you aren't I wouldn't feel safe putting my full weight on this since it's a tri-stand and you're never going to be on flat ground when you're outdoors.

I ordered two (2) of these Ozark Trails ortble toilet devices for use with military WAG bags. and the toilet works great with them. However, as I attempted to dismount and fold the tow outer legs back in to the toilet, one of the "push" locks broke off. The "pull" lock remains intact and the leg is still functioning OK and the toilet is still setting up OK. Perhaps a simpler and more durable leg locking system should be considered??? Otherwise, the toilet device appears to be both durable and works well for its intended purpose.

Total piece of CR<P! Pun intended. Flimsy at best and ready to break at worst and end up in you know what. NO WAY this can be rated for 300 pounds. I'm 170 and wouldn't trust this thing. Legs are difficult to snap back into "travel position" and can easily see the tabs breaking off in the near future. Best of all (not really) these are NON-RETURNABLE even if if not used. Not even used but stuck with it. Only use I could see would be for a kid who is in the potty training stage and you don't want to break that training regimen.

The entire thing is plastic and the tabs that keep the legs in place snapped the moment I tried to lock the legs in. Without the tabs the legs do not stay in place rendering the entire thing useless. Incredible that the entire design depends on tabs the width of a 3 guitar picks.

It arrived missing a leg and is non returnable. Also, the website showed that none were available at my local Walmart, however when I went down there they had one with all parts in tact. So I could have bought a useable product for the same price at my local store but instead I believed the website, ordered it, received a broken product, and cannot return it.

I used it when I was laid up from a broken ankle. it was very unsturdy %26 doesn't come with anything to go into. had to find a bucket that fit. wasn't worth hurting myself on that 3 legged thing!