The Pocket Shower is very compact as it zips into a 4.25 ounce, 3â x 6â pouch. It is made out of heat-resistant waterproof polyurethane-coated nylon fabric and has a roll-top closure. Thanks to this fabric, this Pocket Shower can double as a dry sack, which can be used to carry clothes, for example.
A simple twist mechanism is used in order to easily adjust the water flow. The showerhead is built into the base and the whole device can be hung from whatever is available on site (tree branches and the like) via two tough Delrin D rings with 20 feet of lightweight cord that is provided.
The 10 Liter (2.6 gallon) Pocket Shower can provide for an eight and a half minute shower. The water is heated during the day by the black fabric which absorbs the sunâs heat. This outdoor shower costs around 25$.
TFOT covered another innovation that can be used by outdoor enthusiasts â the Xplorer GPS Smart Shoe tracks the wearerâs location and provides a history of their movement. The advantage of the shoe is that although it isnât noticeably different from other shoes and the wearer is effortlessly connected to a GPS simply by wearing it. This unique shoe can be used to track missing people such as hikers or climbers.
More information on the Pocket Shower can be found at the companyâs official website.
