these look the best by some way but are there any other decent alternatives ??? ridgemonkey aside
Bucket and a carrier bag.....less than a tenner....
Seriously though I bought the Carp Life one last year and it is awesome!
Seriously though I bought the Carp Life one last year and it is awesome!
In reply to Post #1
Do a search for Luggable Loo.
Daz
Do a search for Luggable Loo.
Daz
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I looked at buying one for the mrs last year
she can't get her ass on the ridgemonkey one And a bloke would have to hold his nuts out to keep at least half the hole open lol
I think my 5 year old grandson would struggle on it
The bivvy loo one looks like a spiral I would worry about it collapsing in. And sitting in the **** in the bottom
Go outdoors do a bucket with a proper bog seat on it which you could probably get anywhere else
https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/15901083/hi-gear-portable-travel-toilet-15901083
I looked at buying one for the mrs last year
she can't get her ass on the ridgemonkey one And a bloke would have to hold his nuts out to keep at least half the hole open lol
I think my 5 year old grandson would struggle on it
The bivvy loo one looks like a spiral I would worry about it collapsing in. And sitting in the **** in the bottom
Go outdoors do a bucket with a proper bog seat on it which you could probably get anywhere else
https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/15901083/hi-gear-portable-travel-toilet-15901083
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The bivvy loo is more than strong enough I have one myself luckily got one for free and haven't had any problems with it collapsing
The bivvy loo is more than strong enough I have one myself luckily got one for free and haven't had any problems with it collapsing
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Used a Bivvy Loo for the last 18 months or so & its never collapsed or even felt like it would. Its totally solid once you lock the four "corners". Packs away nice and flat too.
Used a Bivvy Loo for the last 18 months or so & its never collapsed or even felt like it would. Its totally solid once you lock the four "corners". Packs away nice and flat too.
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The Bivvy Loo is brilliant I have a mate he is 18stone plus had one since they came out they are a very compact solution highly recommended if you want the best you can stand on them no problem
but there is cheaper alternatives of course most of us have a bait bucket !
so a bin liner and a bit of pipe lagging jobs a good un (GOOGLE PICTURE ITS NOT MINE)
The Bivvy Loo is brilliant I have a mate he is 18stone plus had one since they came out they are a very compact solution highly recommended if you want the best you can stand on them no problem
but there is cheaper alternatives of course most of us have a bait bucket !
so a bin liner and a bit of pipe lagging jobs a good un (GOOGLE PICTURE ITS NOT MINE)
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I use the ridge monkey loo its plenty big enough for me and 15 stone.
I use the ridge monkey loo its plenty big enough for me and 15 stone.
this is my one I just got a clip on toilet seat and some bin liners it fits on my bait bucket been using it for god knows how many years
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I have one the same fill it with bait in air dry bags on the way to the lake to save space in the car. Much better than a bucket and carrier bag.
I have one the same fill it with bait in air dry bags on the way to the lake to save space in the car. Much better than a bucket and carrier bag.
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Bivvy Loo for me and I'm over 18 stone! Tried the pipe lagging on a bucket and the lagging split, making it a rather uncomfortable experience.
Bivvy Loo for me and I'm over 18 stone! Tried the pipe lagging on a bucket and the lagging split, making it a rather uncomfortable experience.
I use the bivvy loo the biggest plus for me is that unlike a bucket it's extremely compact and can slot in anywhere on my barrow
ive made do with a bucket for so long now I think an upgrade is due ...... bivvy loo it is then
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safe as houses for me and I am 18st !
safe as houses for me and I am 18st !