A topic very few are willing to discuss...so thanks for putting this together

I like the design of the shovel - Looks like you could really exert some force on it when the ground is hard - Maybe stand on it? On their website they sell the wipes and tabs in a bundle. It would be great if they were available to purchase separately, as the mycelium tabs seem like a great idea, but I don't have any interest in the wipes (Not that they won't work great for some).

I like they are marketed to the new comers to the outdoors. For me, I will stick to kit I have evolved with over the years. I like their science and design. I appreciate the caveats about the alpine and desert. Desiccation is real. BUT this is the perfect gift and intro kit for friends and family.

What's the deal with the mycelium outside the US? He says it is native to but what if someone buys this kit and then takes a little trip abroad with it? will Europe suddenly vanish under a quivering mountain of invasive fungus or is it a global species? Or is there a market for region specific tabs that use local species? Cool idea though and the trowel design looks great.

I love all in one solutions that are in a smart package. Convenience is my spirit animal, so I'd buy it. Good video.

It looks like a brilliant, well thought-through product. If I may offer some constructive feedback: I see some excellent opportunities for the whole pack to be made more compact (looking at the product as a whole, there is a lot of unused space when it is closed up). It might be worth tweaking the design so that everything fits into the shovel when not being used for example. Looks great though and a fantastic idea.

Packing out poop: I use the XL doggie poop bags and the thickest industrial zip-locks in an outer puncture proof fabric pullstring bag.

Have a drink every time he says Back-Country

Step one. Pull pants down. Step two. Hold onto tree. Step three. Squat. Step four. Poop.

Probably just pissing into the wind, but here goes. This product looks like it may, slightly, improve the ethic of pooping in the woods. Bottom line is that the National Parks, Forest Service, and other land managers are going to at some point need to give up the pretense of "the American wilderness". Most areas just see far to much usage for people to continue pooping in the woods. And, we as back country users are going to have to step up and be willing to pay fees that will support systems of appropriately built, composting waste facilities in the so-called wilderness.

It would be great it you could just buy the tabs. The wipes while nice & compact seem a little excessive when septic save TP (dirt cheat at ur $ store) should break down at apx the same speed & also makes a good fire starter.

Is it coincidence that there is PACT coffee in UK ? One call another i guess ? :D

Wow, really cool.

I poop Very often under the orange trees. It's a nice fertilizer. All I do is cover both poop and toilet paper with some soil with a shovel. And my work is done !!!

Any thoughts on a bidet?

Errr... You can just get a UL trowel for $12 on Amazon and biodegradable wipes at your local store (or ziplock baggies if you have to carry it out. This is bulky and unnecessarily expensive.

Why three tablets?! You designed it, make the tablets three times larger?

$50 for shovel and tablets. Maybe this video wasn’t such a good marketing campaign

My dad sent this to me

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