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Guide Gear Pop - up Shelter with Solar Shower | 
| Brand: Guide Gear
Category: Sports
This item is no longer available
Avg. Customer Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 26645
Media: Misc.
UPC: 885344052416
EAN: 0885344052416
ASIN: B0013UQEJ2
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Product Description
Guide Gear Pop - up Privacy Shelter with Solar Shower. Become a modest quick change artist, like Rambo! Just unzip the nylon carry bag and this Shelter pops up to an instant "locker room" for privacy! Spacious: 4'x4' x 6'6"h. A Guide Gear direct bargain. Comes with a 5-gallon PVC Solar Shower... just fill and the sun heats the water up. Pop-up fiberglass-pole frame, 70 denier / 190T polyester fabric. Weighs 6 1/2 lbs. Stakes for stability. Order Now! Guide Gear Pop-up Shelter with Solar Shower
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 I like it!!! June 26, 2008
when I was checking the other reviews, before Make my desicion, I'm not sure to make adquire it because some people said that is difficult to close back, but I need something like this, and I bought two of them. When I receive them I decide to try open and close to know if is sure that is so difficult to close,... but when I follow the instruction, it close alone!!! just in one minute... I love it!!!
it's ok June 23, 2008
easy to pop up and easy to tear down. u have to find a tree to hang shower bag on. and a platform is nice too so u don't have to stand in the mud. i got what i expected.
 Great buy! June 16, 2008
This is a great buy! I purchased two for my Youth Group to go to Creation Festival, one for boys to shower and change in and one for girls. I am so pleased with them. They are larger than I expected and have plenty of room to shower and change without being cramped. They are durable and easy to pop-up and take down. They take up little room to store and travel. I'm glad I purchased two right away. Hope this helps.
 Not too bad for the money June 14, 2008
We bought this tent as a privacy tent for the portable toilet. Incredibly easy to put up. However, it's not very stable and when the wind blew it would lay down. We had rope and tied off to another object and solved that problem. The anchors that come with the tent are the usual cheap kinds. They bent when we tried to put into hard ground. I would definitely suggest you buy the heavy duty anchors - need 4 of them. So far as quality, the seams at the anchors, separated a little and frayed. It was occasionally windy and there was a bit of movement before we tied it down. I was a little disappointed that it showed that kind of wear after one use. Once it's secured, it's perfect. Plenty of head room and room to change even with the toilet in there. I had practiced packing up in my living room - I carefully watched how it unfolded when I first opened it and then recreated easily. "In the field", it was a little harder but eventually we got it back in the carrying bag. For the money, not bad, incredibly easy to assemble but probably not the most durable in the long run. For our purposes, it works perfectly.
 Waaay to big to carry anywhere May 7, 2008
4 out of 9 found this review helpful
This is only a reasonable addition to your camping gear if you're camping next to your car. It's a nice piece of equipment to have, wish I could use it but it's like 2 feet in diameter and just not reasonable to take on a backpacking trip.
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