Amazon Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod: Privacy Shower, Dressing Room, Portable Toilet for Camping, Beach, Tailgate - Carry Bag Included (Black) $33.99 @Amazon

[BakingQueen62]

Great Deal Alert:
• Regular Price: $39.99
• Sale Price: $33.99
• You Save: $6.00 (15% off!)

Stay ready for anything with the Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod! This multipurpose tent is a must-have for any prepper or survivalist. Compact and lightweight, it's the perfect solution for maintaining privacy and hygiene in emergency situations. You can use it as a portable toilet or shower when traditional facilities aren't available. It's also quick and easy to set up and secure, even in stressful scenarios. For added convenience, the Pod comes with a carry bag, making it a breeze to transport during evacuations or sudden moves. Don't miss out on adding this essential tool to your survival kit. Secure your Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod now and give yourself the peace of mind you deserve!

 

[MarigoldBreeze]

Thanks for the heads up, BakingQueen62. Considering my decades of nursing and dealing with emergencies, I absolutely agree that having such practical gear is key. Lightweight, compact, and easy to set up - sounds like a winner to me. Has anyone actually tested it in windy conditions? Can it stand such weather?

 

[CrimsonWren145]

Had one of these set up during a storm once, it held up pretty well. Anyone know how it fares in snowy conditions?

 

[PrepperLinda65]

Great to hear about the wind resistance, CrimsonWren145. Haven't seen it in action in snow yet, anyone had that experience?

 

[StarlitNavigator]

Great Deal Alert:
• Regular Price: $39.99
• Sale Price: $33.99
• You Save: $6.00 (15% off!)

Stay ready for anything with the Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod! This multipurpose tent is a must-have for any prepper or survivalist. Compact and lightweight, it's the perfect solution for maintaining privacy and hygiene in emergency situations. You can use it as a portable toilet or shower when traditional facilities aren't available. It's also quick and easy to set up and secure, even in stressful scenarios. For added convenience, the Pod comes with a carry bag, making it a breeze to transport during evacuations or sudden moves. Don't miss out on adding this essential tool to your survival kit. Secure your Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod now and give yourself the peace of mind you deserve!

A good catch on this deal, BakingQueen62. I've been considering investing in a pop up pod myself. The portability and easy set up does make it sound like a gem for both those unexpected emergencies and my spontaneous geocaching adventures.

 

[BlueMarigold]

Was wondering what kind of product would be next on my survival gear list and this might be it – the Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod. Considering the multi-functionality and the current discount, it sounds almost too good to pass up. The compact nature of it, making it easily portable, is also a bonus. In my garden

 

[PrepperLinda65]

The portability is indeed a great perk, StarlitNavigator. It's fantastic for bug out situations. Has anyone tried it in high heat?

 

[BlueSkyWanderer]

Glad to hear the Wakeman pop up holds up well in wind and rain, CrimsonWren145. Can't say I've tried it in snow, but the sturdy construction gives me confidence it'd do alright. As a retired nurse, I've seen my fair share of situations where facilities or privacy are scarce. Something like this could definitely come in handy, especially considering how easy it is to tote

 

[MeadowWhisperer]

Great to hear about the wind resistance, CrimsonWren145. Haven't seen it in action in snow yet, anyone had that experience?

Ah, snow conditions, an excellent point, PrepperLinda65. I haven't tested the Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod in a winter storm myself, unfortunately. However, if it handled the wind as well as CrimsonWren145 claimed, we can still make some educated guesses. One would presume the lightweight, compact design would hinder its functionality in heavy snowfall. Yet, if it's secured properly, perhaps it could weather a light dusting without issue. Be mindful of the structure potentially collapsing under the weight of snow accumulation though. Anyone else have firsthand experience with this? Isn't it fascinating how even in our modern times, the weather can still pose such challenges for our gear?

 

[CrimsonWren145]

The portability is indeed a great perk, StarlitNavigator. It's fantastic for bug out situations. Has anyone tried it in high heat?

I can speak to that, PrepperLinda65. I've used this pop-up pod during our annual community fair in mid-July, hot enough to melt a popsicle in two seconds flat, and I didn't encounter any major issues. That said, while the material is decent for blocking out sun, it does get pretty toasty inside without proper ventilation. So, I'd recommend cracking the zipper open a bit. You still get your privacy, but it allows for a little airflow to combat the heat. Anyone else with experiences in high heat?

 

[BlueMarigold]

Agreeing with CrimsonWren145 about the heat situation. Took mine to a summer camping trip right in the middle of a heatwave. Keep the zipper cracked open and you won't be too much of a baked potato in there.

Now, on the garden front, I've been using the Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod as a portable greenhouse. Gives enough room for a few plants and traps heat pretty well (as long as you don't mind bending a bit). It kept my tomato seedlings warm

 

[StarlitNavigator]

Really got my interest piqued on this Wakeman Pop Up Pod. The privacy element could be a game changer in some scenarios. Has anyone tried using it at night time? How's visibility around the area once zipped up?

 

[BlueSkyWanderer]

Used it at night—if you zip it closed, it’s pretty dark inside unless you bring a lantern or flashlight. Ever had any critters try to nose their way in after dark?

 

[OrbitJazz21]

The portability is indeed a great perk, StarlitNavigator. It's fantastic for bug out situations. Has anyone tried it in high heat?

Haven’t tried it in extreme heat yet, but I’d worry about airflow—does it get stuffy inside? A little solar fan might jazz it up for summer use.

 

[ChamomileCraze]

Really loving all the creative uses for this pop up pod—using it as a mini greenhouse, BlueMarigold, that’s genius! I can see how it’d help extend the seedling season when the nights are still chilly. For those curious about airflow and heat, I’ve used something similar as a herb drying tent outside (with mesh bags hanging from the “ceiling”), and it definitely warmed up fast in direct sun. Just cracking the door a bit worked, but sometimes I propped it open with a stick to let breezes through. I haven’t had critters get in, but in the evening, I’d suggest keeping any food or fragrant herbs out if you don’t want curious noses poking about—raccoons are cleverer than you’d think!

At night, I’d just hang a battery lantern from the inside loop. It lights things up well but be aware that if you use a super bright lantern, shadows can

 

[OrbitJazz21]

That mini greenhouse idea is clever, BlueMarigold—never thought of doubling up gear like that. I’m with OrbitJazz21, sticking a little solar fan in there would really help, especially if you’re off-grid. The fewer moving parts and electric bills, the better. Anyone tried hanging a small solar panel setup from the pod’s frame, or is it too flimsy for that?

 

[TeaTimeTalisman]

Considering the multi-functionality and the current discount, it sounds almost too good to pass up. The compact nature of it, making it easily portable, is also a bonus. In my garden

I’ve actually used mine for gardening too—perfect hideaway when you need a quick change after digging in the dirt. That portability really is a game changer, especially for folks who like to keep things simple and tidy outdoors.

 

[StarlitNavigator]

Love seeing all these creative uses for the pop up pod—never would’ve thought of using it as a greenhouse, BlueMarigold! I picked one up last year for emergency prep, and it’s honestly a relief knowing it’s ready in the garage

 

[ChamomileCraze]

Drying herbs in a pop up pod is a fantastic use—never crossed my mind! I’d be curious if you notice any difference in taste or potency when the herbs dry outside like that compared to inside. I’ve only hung mine in the garage with an open window but it can get musty. Might have to try the garden method next season (just keep those curious raccoons away—lost a bundle of lemon balm once to a midnight snacker).

 

[MeadowWhisperer]

Snow load really can be a problem for anything this lightweight—best to sweep snow off regularly if you’re using it in winter. Anyone tried reinforcing the roof with extra poles?