Biffy Bag Pocket Size Disposable Toilet, Classic

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Bivvy shelters are a modern take on minimalism and generally add on one Featherlite head pole to put things into shape. These contain chemicals that make the human waste inside inert, so they are safe in normal dumpsters. Climbers, through-hikers, bikepackers, and anyone looking to try out the highest level of minimalism on the market can find their next weather protection that’s lighter than their granola bars. Never let your symptoms hold you back again with the revolutionary new Biffy Bag brand personal disposable toilet system.

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If you're heading out on a burly all-day ridge climb but aren't sure if you will have to bivouac, a lightweight emergency option might be more appropriate. Sometimes, these kits come with urine diversion systems, which separate urine from solid waste to reduce odor. You can manage good ventilation without letting water in and, with a bit of contortion and swearing, you can even get changed while zipped inside! Whether your kayaking, rafting, canoeing, boating, or out on the lake with your family, the Biffy Bag is your portable, discrete solution.Protection from rain and wind plus complete ventilation is all possible with even the simplest of designs. My book has extensive gear and nutrition chapters--both of which address different kinds of backpacking stoves. That’s because this bivvy has the same shape and design as high-performance alpine bags built out of lighter materials.

Bags When (and How) To Pack Out Your Poop + The Best WAG Bags

If you're venturing into a cold and dry climate, you could certainly get by with the SOL Escape as your primary shelter. The best WAG bag options provide a bag in which to do your business—some of which are biodegradable—an outer zip-close bag, a little bit of toilet paper, and a packet of waste treatment powder that neutralizes odors, solidifies waste, and starts breaking it down.

In the PNW most people hike July-September and this concentrated use can put considerable strain on the trails. Not to mention that once you've tied your knot, it's near impossible to undo should you have to use the bag again.