I have the Joolca dual room shower tent. Set up time would be the same as the single room one. Advantages include having a separate dry room where you may get undressed and dressed after your shower, but still in privacy and out of the wind. You may also put a porta potti or similar in the dry room if you wish, there is plenty of room. It does have an additional fly, which you don't need to use. Having two rooms means that you could have someone in the shower in privacy and still use the second room for a toilet if you need to. I have not had issues drying it. I do make the effort to look for a spot where I can try to make the wet room have the floor highest in the middle so the water drains away. Another advantage is that there are real barriers to vermin getting into your shower tent.

We had a pop up shower tent. Evil to pack away , invented by a divorce lawyer. Great review BTW definitely going for the joolca.

Great comparison. There was a few cons I hadn't thought of with each style. Thanks for such a great video!

Thanks mate, great video. I'm going with the awning style.

I'm loving them, Thankyou 👍🏾👍🏾❤️😊

Excellent video, good, simple, clear explanations

Thanks for the very informative review, I've already got the Ironman 2.5 awning, which is superb & easy to put up, so will definitely get their ensuite for overland touring with our Hybrid van. I reckon the wife will appreciate it on day trips also where there's no toilets; with something quick and easy to setup - cheers

I have the Quick Pitch shower tent awning. Drifta make a canvas roof for it, to resolve rain issues when required. I installed the awning tent with RacksBraxs brackets. This means I can clip the awning tent on and off the vehicle in seconds. If I arrive home and the awning tent is wet, I clip it off the vehicle and clip it back onto a second set of brackets under the roof of my deck. Open it up and let it dry. Using the racksbrax brackets also allows me to setup the awning tent as a stand alone shower tent. Without going into detail, it basically requires a couple of aluminium poles, ropes and pegs. The only negative with my system is the cost. The Quick Pitch is made in South Africa and the Racksbrax, supa peg poles and canvas roof are made in Australia. Hence this all comes at a high price. However I was happy to pay the extra for the higher quality and especially to avoid purchasing from China thanks to the CCP.

thank you for your fair comparison. very useful. cheers mate

Just the kind of info I was looking for! Thanks, man 👌

You dont struggle to pack away a pop up shower tent, you throw it on the fire and never buy one again

Useful thanksfor the show and explanation.

Execellent video! Thank you!

Looking at the Joolca double ensuite later on. great vid. Subbed and +1

Great comparison. We have a cheap pop up shower and Joolca shower tent. Love the Joolca tent.

Great video. Thank you 😊

Very informative and helpful. Thank you. 👍

Hi been looking at a few 4x4 shower tents..best one seen so far.is the nomad 4x4 shower tents .this one has full roof..really good tent..

New subscriber, just found your channel! We're looking at our shower options, so thanks for the video it was helpful. Looking forward to watching more of your other videos 🤙-Josh

Great video mate. Subscribed. I've got a pop up for the loo but was trying to decide what to do for the shower. Think I'll grab an awning one and stick it on the trailer.

Adventuridge is from Aldi. Not sure about their shower tent but the Instant Up tent we had from there is actually made by Companion. Have just purchased the double Joolca ensuite, think it offers the most useful layout and features.

The Joolca is a great pottie tent. I love that I can set it up away from the camp location and put the porta-potty inside. I also love that there are much less bugs inside than in the more open kind.

Very helpful, thank-you!

I bought a van with the awning style tent already installed. I'm 5'8" but found it difficult to roll it back up. It was too heavy and the tether straps were difficult to fasten while holding the roll. Mine is by Kick-Ass Gear.

Could you do a video showing a newbie setting them up? This is like watching Scotty Kilmer fix cars. It takes Scotty 5 min, it takes me months to do the same thing. 😂

I like how you demonstrated in the wind and with only one person. Much appreciated as I solo camp usually. Thanks for going over the options as I’m just now contemplating a shower setup for boondocking. They have a two room shower tent….have you tried one of those? Shower on one side, either dressing room or toilet/sink on other. Great video.

its been 11 years and i'm still trying to pack down my pop up tent

Gun vid great to see it all in the real world subed

Super helpful

I like my old pop-up. Easy to store between the cooler and wall. I use it for a computer room with a chair most of the time.

Bought an Ozark Trail shower tent online from Walmart for $48. Looks very similar to the Joolca. Outstanding and cheap.

Thanks for the reviews. I chose a Kamp King portable to start. I like the Ironman as well. Im setting up for more overlanding trips, what chairs and table would you suggest? Portability, comfort? Thanks. Cheers!

If the ground is too hard for stakes (or if you have to use it in a parking lot in an emergency) how do you secure the tent?

the jolca looks like the lightspeed shower I purchased, same frame design and everything, I have seen a few rebranded like this, seems to be good, I never used it, I bought 2 of them one for shower one for bathroom, set them up seam sealed them both and now they lay in storage.Edit: I don't think you need to seam seal them, But I do this with all my gear, check them out seam seal them and use a silicone spray on them as well, ready to go.

thanks for doing this video

Yes, I bent mine so badly, trying to learn to fold it up, that I had to throw it away.

AdventureRidge popup is one of the few Aldi products we don't like. Like OzTrail, the supports are too weak. Generally we prefer popups but not those brands. For the Ironman style drill holes in the ends of the arms and use two tent poles for more stability. Outdoor equipped bermuda is the best popup we have ever had and we have had heaps.

Where did you get that cool rotational timer?

Get a handheld vacuum, or a shop vac, it would get that sand up off the floor. :)

Quickpitch awning shower tent + Joolca is the way to go - one for on the go and the other long term stay's

great video.. how do you secure the pop up tent in the sand? It seems like a gust of wind could make it fly off... potentially awkward if you are sitting in it.

What's the rough weight of the Joolca tent

What's the name of the song at 10:20?

i cant find the joolca tent anywhere

If it's windy or cold you need a full roof and base to stay warm. Awning shower tents are hopeless for a warm shower.

Adventure Ridge is from Aldi

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Yep, the foldable pop-up tent is a b*#ch when the enclosed bendy pole snaps! 😖

He said “winter”. 😂

Pop up is my choice for as much as I use it, and the small area it takes up.