FLEXTAIL Tiny Shower
Compact and mighty, this FLEXTAIL shower is a palm-sized powerhouse. Use the pump to take a shower, rinse bikes or wash dishes. It provides high-pressure flow for up to 70 min.
- Weighing just 7 oz. (200 g), this shower breaks free from traditional bulk; it fits easily in your hand or backpack pocket, redefining outdoor shower portability
- Powered by groundbreaking micro-turbocharging technology, the shower delivers a steady 4.5–5 L/min. (1.19–1.32 gal./min.) flow with 0.52 N of impactful spray pressure
- Provides a full-size shower experience in a compact design
- Experience a homelike shower, wherever you are—the upgraded showerhead has a built-in hook for easy hanging
- 0.012 in. water holes deliver a fine, gentle spray
- The large spray area (78.5 cm²) provides a refreshing, full-coverage feel
- Features a 30% more energy-efficient pump and a 35% more water-efficient showerhead
- Twist-activated water switch for easy control
- 1 full charge can meet the shower needs of multiple people, delivering a long-lasting flow for 35 to 70 min.
- Type-C fast charge; battery charges in 3.5 hrs.
- Auto-shutdown feature prevents leakage
- Easy to clean; removable intake cover lets you clean out debris
- Water storage vessel not included
Imported.
View all FLEXTAIL Camp Showers| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | ABS plastic |
| Dimensions | 3.11 x 3.07 x 1.42 inches |
| Weight | 7 ounces |
Write a Review
Adding a review will require a valid email for verification
Customer Images
Amazing Camping Little Shower
The shower head is smaller than expected, but don't let that fool you. With the shower head set 6 feet higher than the pump, I measured the flow rate at 0.66 gallons per minute on high speed—which is plenty for a shower. The flow rate jumps to 0.86 GPM when the shower head is at the same height as the pump, though I don't see that as a realistic operating scenario. It comes with two spare O-rings for the pump-to-hose interface. The unit is exceptionally well-made, compact, lightweight, and quiet. While the manufacturer specs list a higher flow rate than what I measured, it's more than sufficient for a solid camp shower and vastly superior to a gravity-fed solar shower. Plus, you don't have to hoist 40 pounds of water overhead—you can just leave the bucket on the ground, a picnic table, or a tailgate. Need a hot shower? No problem: just heat up a pot of water on your camp stove and mix it into the bucket. At only $15 more than a standard solar bag, the price is a great deal. I highly recommend this as a portable camp shower setup. I'm also planning to test it out for rinsing trail mud off my mountain bike—I think it’s going to work great for that, too.