RESTOP 2 - Portable Toilet Solid (Poop) and Liquid (Pee) Leak Proof Waste Bag - Toilet Paper and Wet Wipe Included

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Used this wag bag for the first time on Glacier Peak this weekend after getting off the Gerdine Glacier. You never want to have to use one of these, but I can confirm that the set up is actually really good. The bag opens up and then it’s actually like a garbage bag on the inside that will wrap way over the edge of the original bag so that if you miss a little bit, at least it’s not getting on the edge that you would need to touch to then put the bag into the original bag. It’s got powder at the bottom to help congeal everything as well as a package of toilet paper and a hand sanitation wipe for after. I still brought a freezer zip loc bag to double bag this wag bag, but the original seal did seem secure. So anyways, can confirm that this is a high quality wag bag to take mountaineering that does not leak getting off the mountain. And there was no smell either, which confirms that the seal was good. I’d continue to buy this again.

Amazed at how well this product contains the smell and allows a pack-out of solid waste without having to bear the bad odor along the way. Well thought-out, light weight, and easy to use. These are given out for free here in Colorado near popular climbing areas (to minimize the impact of so many climbers). And I have to say, packing out waste (instead of burying it, as you would in a less-populated area) is a GREAT feeling... knowing you are leaving no trace behind and preserving wilderness as best as you can. I would have given 5 stars, but for the price. Seems like these bags should be on the order of what plastic ziplocks sell for (20-30 cents) plus the cost of a few chemicals, a small roll of TP, and a wet wipe. Not sure how they got to $7 each, which adds up quickly if you're using them a lot.

Work fine. Overpriced online though. If you're going to a national park or state park, you can usually get these for around $1-$2 each.

First time using a wag bag and it went well. For me it was easier to pick up the waste rather then aim for the bag. Only noticed an odor once while hiking out. To be extra safe I also use a gallon ziplock bag.