I'm a big fan of Hydroblu presurized jerry can for heavy camping in and out of a Gazelle T4 Overland plus tent. We camped 6 months up here in Canada nearly every weekend for my kids' motocross races. Boondocked for 5 days at a time with one tent and an SUV. Waterbricks for water storage and it didn't matter how hot it got, the Hydroblu filtered everything for doing dishes straight from the Hydroblu, shower (Geyser systems), coffee etc. I use the same orange basin shown in the video, so many uses with that basin. Only thing I don't like about the water pressure hose in the video is that it doesn't filter the water for bacteria that might have set in in very hot environments. Also uses too much water to do the dishes vs letting water filter from something like a Hydroblu with manual on demand pressure. Anyhow, I learned a ton camping this year from super cold to hot, now I want this Antishanty trailer lol.
@@ANTISHANTY right on :) yeah you guys said it best for the basic model, if people already have all their favorite camping gear, then they can just integrate it with the basic. Yah you guys got it going on for real, I'm the right customer for your value proposition. 👌
I’ve never used the Lifesaver, which looks very slick, but have used the Reliant products and most other options out there. My personal favorite is a brand called Aqua Brick. They are 3 gal, are molded to nest/lock together, have molded in handles on top and side and are quite stout and durable. They are just the right size to be easily handled by everyone in the family. I have 6 of them, giving me up to 18 gal capacity. If I’m going to have refill readily available or on shorter trips, I’ll only take 2-3 along and save space. I’ve been using for at least 4 yrs now and am surprised I don’t see more overlanders and backcountry campers using them in video
My father's old class b pop up van used a marine foot pump to move water from the jugs and that kept your hands free for shaving, brushing teeth or doing dishes. No batteries required:)
Hey Raymond, the marine foot pumps are super cool! We have a couple of customers who installed something similar and the feedback is that the hands-free factor is very convenient. Happy Trails!
I'm a big fan of Hydroblu presurized jerry can for heavy camping in and out of a Gazelle T4 Overland plus tent. We camped 6 months up here in Canada nearly every weekend for my kids' motocross races. Boondocked for 5 days at a time with one tent and an SUV. Waterbricks for water storage and it didn't matter how hot it got, the Hydroblu filtered everything for doing dishes straight from the Hydroblu, shower (Geyser systems), coffee etc. I use the same orange basin shown in the video, so many uses with that basin. Only thing I don't like about the water pressure hose in the video is that it doesn't filter the water for bacteria that might have set in in very hot environments. Also uses too much water to do the dishes vs letting water filter from something like a Hydroblu with manual on demand pressure. Anyhow, I learned a ton camping this year from super cold to hot, now I want this Antishanty trailer lol.
Hey BW T! They are pretty awesome. Thanks for sharing your insights. We love our Geyser Shower too! It sounds like you have a great setup! ⚡
@@ANTISHANTY right on :) yeah you guys said it best for the basic model, if people already have all their favorite camping gear, then they can just integrate it with the basic. Yah you guys got it going on for real, I'm the right customer for your value proposition. 👌
@@BWT599 Thank you, and much appreciated!
I’ve never used the Lifesaver, which looks very slick, but have used the Reliant products and most other options out there. My personal favorite is a brand called Aqua Brick. They are 3 gal, are molded to nest/lock together, have molded in handles on top and side and are quite stout and durable. They are just the right size to be easily handled by everyone in the family. I have 6 of them, giving me up to 18 gal capacity. If I’m going to have refill readily available or on shorter trips, I’ll only take 2-3 along and save space. I’ve been using for at least 4 yrs now and am surprised I don’t see more overlanders and backcountry campers using them in video
Hey Devin, thanks for the feedback! We have heard good things about the AquaBrick, it sounds like they are quite versatile. Happy Trails!
My father's old class b pop up van used a marine foot pump to move water from the jugs and that kept your hands free for shaving, brushing teeth or doing dishes. No batteries required:)
Hey Raymond, the marine foot pumps are super cool! We have a couple of customers who installed something similar and the feedback is that the hands-free factor is very convenient. Happy Trails!
Cool. I like that 20gal Wurx container you showed awhile back too. Pair that with a pump and you got dishes and showers covered for days.
Hey Casey! Those work great too!