Seattle Sports Collapsible Square Pack Sink Dual Dish Wash Basin for Camping, Outfitter Class, Double Basin, 25 Liter, Blue

I bought this for camping to wash dishes at the picnic table. I looked at the plastic collapsible basins everyone seems to have before purchasing this item but I didn’t like the single receptacle concept because it wasn’t possible to rinse dishes without refilling the basin. I LOVE this product because it has 2 compartments for washing and rinsing and because it’s NOT made of plastic and it folds down really small which makes it easy to store in the chuck box. Each side is large enough to do dishes easily. It has a handle to hang it up for drying and surprisingly it can easily be carried even with water in it. We used it daily on a 10 day camping trip in Glacier and Yellowstone and it did the job and seems really durable-I am very happy with this product!

I bought this Collapsible Dual Camp Dish Washing Basin to replace a Coleman collapsible sink that leaked within a few uses. This is much sturdier and feels like it will last a LOT longer than the one I was replacing. It collapses nicely and was worth the extra cost from the model I was replacing. An extra feature that I didn't even know I'd like so much is the velcro handle that made it easy to hang from the tree to dry or use as storage cabinet. I highly recommend this product.

Exactly what I ordered

I love having a dual sink for campsite cleanup work. Soap and warm water in one half, clean water in the other to rinse. The hang strap is an extra little convenience, and works well.

I swore that I'd never buy another collapsible sink, but this one works great! The attached buckle/handle makes it simple to roll up and stow away. It takes up very little space in my equipment bin. The handle also allows it to double as stowage space for dishes and utensils when not being used as a sink.

There's no legs! My fold up cube is sturdier then this thing. You put water in it, it collapses I try to use this as a double sink in my big large sing but can't it's junk! Was the one that could fit in my sink was a waste of money. Next time put leg bars in the bottom part & the middle or make it stable like those foldable cubes u can get cause as is this is cheap junk. Sad there on,y was 2 options on Amazon & both are the same cheap junk...

Wife loved this product! One side was soapy water, other was rinse water. Held up very well for our 3 day camping trip. Folded great and did a great job!

We have tons of camping gear so something collapsible and lightweight is perfect. This was not so great. It was very flimsy and could not withstand any amount of weight- like a dish leaning on the side. It was very easy to clean, hanging it was easy, and it collapsed rather well. HOWEVER, on day 2 of our camping trip while dumping the dual sink (which, by the way isn't very easy) the side "pole" support inside the upper part (added for support) broke and makes this sink even harder to use. For the money, I'm not happy. I will certainly be buying something else to replace this.

Imperméable et durable. Nous nous en servons pour la vaisselle et le rincage et ça donne le rendement escompté

great

pour la vaisselle tu met Léau dedans et les cote pas asser robuste les cote ce plie et Léau coule toute par terre vraiment déçu dans les poubelle Jai perdu 40 dollar pas conseiller pour camping

Great concept and very useful for backcountry kitchen setup. Unfortunately the interior bracing pole in the upper portion of the camp sink broke on the very first use. The plastic pole is not strong enough to sustain the weight when filled even halfway with water. Definitely NOT "outfitter class" - very poor durability. Recommend Sea to Summit camp sink, or any other camp sink over this one.

My dishes shouldn't be bathed in a solution of dangerous phthalates when I'm trying to commune with nature.