Terra Hiker Collapsible Water Bucket, Leak-Proof Water Container, Versatile Wash Basin for Camping, Traveling, 10 L

This is a complete lifesaver when traveling around the world for a long time. It’s durable, lightweight, and compact, which makes it effortless to carry around in a small travel bag. I’ve used this both outdoor and indoor in a wide range if environments and weather conditions, being mindful of any object that may cause a puncture. Use to carry water, wash clothing and other items. Do not carry with water and clothing combined, as added weight can stress the material and cause tears. Works best when bucket is completely filled, as water holds up structure. Use with mild detergent only.

This little guy in the pouch expands to a very useful bucket, for sure. Many uses and lightweight that is exactly what I was looking for and it came in handy on my recent camping trip. I soon realized however, that I had to fill the bucket to it's capacity for it to be used to the fullest, like the advertised photos. So those times I opt for less water in it, the top part of the bucket sagged and collapsed, making it less than ideal. I'll have to get a smaller version perhaps or a type that hold less water better. Still, it's great to have for it's portability. No leaks thus far with this material and its seams. My experience with these fold-n-twist is eventually the wire can break through the material so I hope it's as durable to withstand for the long haul. Time will tell.

This bucket is light, compacts down to a small size, and works surprisingly well. It works best when mostly full. When filled with water and left overnight, it experiences little-to-no leakage (I think I've been seeing condensation on the outside, rather than water permeating through).I'd definitely buy it again. It works perfectly for allowing sediment to settle before filtering water when backpacking.

saggy and leaks, impossible to carry and nearly impossible to get back in package

It held water OK, which is the reason it did not get one star. It fell apart after 1 week of use which made it useless for anything other than limited use.

What is this? Origami? Okay it was a pain to fold up just to fit it into the teeny weeny carrying case, but I digress...I got it done and I was very proud of myself.Now, why 3 stars?Well, come on now...$10 for this? It's like a vinyl cauldron for modern witches on the go.It's plastic, seems thin. I admit, I was expecting a little more heavy duty, like harder vinyl or something. So we'll see if this holds up...I mean, for $10 you're getting thin vinyl with a pliable wire as a rim.that's it.This should have been an Add On item for $5, $6 tops... but not for $10.There's sturdier stuff for a buck more or so... But I figured I'd give this a go...Recommended? Meh. Not so sure. I'm betting it's going to tear easily. If I'm wrong, then I'll come back and edit and maybe up the stars, okay? If it's a tough little bugger, I'll be cool and add 2 more stars, regardless of the pain it is to twist and turn and make it tiny.

I bought this bucket to use as a camping kitchen sink for doing dishes and transporting water from the water source. For this purpose it has performed well! It's very lightweight and small yet is strong enough to hold several liters of water.I purchased this item recently and have only had the chance to use it once. If I find that it breaks too quickly I will update this review!

Works well when kept filled with water or hung up somewhere. However, if you plan to remove any of the water without hanging it up to keep it in a bucket shape, it will collapse and the water will spill out.I bought it to reduce space/weight for a camping trip that required a little hike to the campsite and tried to use it with an electric pump shower head on the ground (completely spilled out after some of the water was removed) so filled it up again and hung it off the canopy frame and that worked out alright.