Had the thinner walled collapsible camp garbage can before, it lasted till a squirrel really wanted in. This heavy duty folds down well. By simply unzipping it 1/2 way, you get a lid that keep the bugs out by just letting it flop back closed. I think paying a little bit more up front will pan out by lasting longer.

Good quality and sturdy. We use one for garbage and one for dirty clothes.

Meilleure proposition que j’ai vu à date. J’ai même amélioré le modèle en décousant l’intérieur de la poche supérieure pour entreposer les sacs de poubelle, ce qui permet d’utiliser plus facilement comme couvercle de poubelle en conservant sa forme initiale. À noter, je suggère l’achat de petites pinces pour aider à tenir les sacs à l’intérieur.

I love this!! We camp a lot and would usually throw our cans in the same trash bag just because it was easier that way. We live in a state where we have to pay a bottle deposit so every can we don't recycle costs 10 cents . Now we can separate our trash/recycling and bring our cans home. Win win!! Not to mention this tote is really sturdy, comes with storage pocket for extra garbage bags and a zip lid to keep out bugs. Highly recommend to all my camper friends!

My family has started going on more camping trips, and on each one, I have the engineer's impulse to find things we can improve to be more comfortable next time. One of the minor annoyances I was hoping to solve is not having a trash can on site. Sure, we could knot up or hang a trash bag from a picnic table, but we were constantly having to reach in to open it up, and it would often flop around. I worried about animals getting into the garbage at night, so we generally needed to walk it over to the dumpster even if it wasn't full, wasting bags. Plus, I like to save my aluminum cans and take them to the recyclers for cash and because people constantly confused the bags I found myself digging trash out of one and placing it into the other (I've found this is actually somewhat worth your while -- it was going to be my 6 year old's "job" and he'd get the proceeds, but he quickly demonstrated himself unable to live up to the responsibility. I couldn't stop doing it, though, since the first time we took a load we got $50 -- that the 6 year old got to spend at Target ... that bit he did fine at).So after a trip earlier this summer, I resolved to find a trash solution that would meet the following requirements:1. collapsible, packs down.2. Clips to hold bags open3. Fits 13 gal kitchen bags.4. Ability to hold recycling and trash (or two cans).Many options satisfy 1, and some even satisfy 2 and 3.Even though this is probably the most expensive trash can designed for camping you can find on Amazon (and elsewhere), it's the cheapest option that will satisfy all 4 requirements.I hemmed and hawed a bit, because forty-odd dollars seemed like a lot to satisfy what was really a minor annoyance, but in the end I bought it and took it on our last trip to Tahoe.In short, I was really glad we purchased it. Everyone was happy with the performance -- it was so nice to lift up the flap, toss in some trash, and then drop it back down. No more rummaging through bags to figure out which one was recycling and which one wasn't. I didn't get to test the "animal-proofness" as all food/trash could not be left unattended due to bear presence, but I did value that I could zip it up if I was going to walk away for a few moments. I also found that the ability to stake it down -- not something I originally thought I needed -- was a critical feature. I _love_ that it clips shut instead of being one of those "foldy poppy" things that you have to figure out how to close properly to get inside a too-small carrying case. (That said, it comes with a pretty nice case anyways !).One down side: we found the top "storage" compartment was kind of useless for more than a bag or two if the can is in use. Once the top gets too weighty, it drags the rest of the bag down. Perhaps a stronger underwire would have let us put more stuff in there, but ... not the end of the world.It's pricey, but if you're going to spend $20 to _maybe_ fix the problem, why not spend $40 and be happy with your solution.

We are avid campers and have tried several collapsible trash / recycle bins. This one is by far the most durable and highest quality bin we've used. This bin has a divider in the middle so you can put trash on one side and we use the other side for empty beverage cans. The lid has storage for extra trash bags, etc. Often camping you get gusts of wind and your bin may blow over or even blow away, not this one! This bin also has stake loops to secure it in case of wind.Trailersphere has put together a great product here and we highly recommend this bin!!

We used the trash bin on a two week camping trip recently. It worked well and held the 33 trash bags just fine. It is well and constructed and easy to put away. The only thing is the clips are a pain to close to hold the bag in place. It would be better if they were spring loaded. The divider unsnapps easily and it is easy to zip the top closed when it rains.

We’ve used it several time on camping trips. Works great for separating trash and recycling items. Uses 13 gallon kitchen trash bags. Stake to keep it from blowing away or being dragged off by a raccoon is a bit flimsy. You will need to be careful when pounding it into the ground. No issues so far but might not be doable in hard dry compact soil or rocky ground. Clips hold the bags open fairly well. We added a binder clip in the center between the two compartments something that should have been done in the original design. Works great otherwise. We love it and gifted another one to friends who were camping next to us one weekend. They use it all the time and love it.

This trash bin works like a dream. It has clips that maintain one or two bags open stimulatingly making it so simple and clean to dispose of trash, you simply don’t need to touch the bags at all until it’s time to replace them.The ability to recycle comfortably and effortlessly while we camp is simply brilliant. This is very important to us while we camp. The bin folds down neatly and saves pressure space in our trailer.It is well built and you can see that the finish around the bin is very nice and clearly the details are well thought off.Love that it can be secured to the ground while we camp so the wind won’t blow it, it even came with a free stake.Fantastic purchase.