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I have tried various "travel showers" over the years and the Sea to Summit "Pocket Shower" has to be the most practical, versatile, and compact, and probably the lightest, I have come across.

Ideal for camp use, the Pocket Shower comes in a zipped pouch with a belt/attachment loop on the back and with the advice printed on the front that you shower 100m from water sources to avoid detergent pollution.

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The pouch measures approx 130mm x 900mm x 300mm and has a drain eyelet in the base. The pocket shower itself measures some 530mm x 100mm diameter and is made from a black, tough, heat-resistant, waterproof nylon fabric and has a stiffened roll-top top closure that features a tough clip buckle, two strong Delrin D rings and 6 metres of cord to help suspend the shower.

Inside the top of the bag there are printed "use and storage" instructions and a 10-litre "fill line" that should provide a 7-minute shower. In the base there is a compact shower head that has a smooth action allowing the water flow to be adjusted from off to full flow with a simple twist.

An "O" ring seal prevents leakage, but be sure not to over-tighten the closure. As the pocket shower is made from black fabric, if you hang the full shower in bright strong sunshine for a good while, the water should be warmed by solar energy, but you may also want to use warmed water to fill the shower in the first place!

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The shower head is designed to give a good spray pattern and the whole pocket shower is strongly made and should last for many showers. As well as acting as a shower, the pocket shower could also be used as a waterproof dry bag for storing your wash gear, clothing, sleeping bag etc, saving space and weight in your pack.

Loosely filled with spare clothing, the pocket shower makes a great pillow at night, or can act as a camp water bag for general use. Light, compact, versatile and effective, the Sea to Summit Pocket shower costs around £17.49.

For more information visit www.seatosummit.com
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