MIL-TEC BLACK 20L SOLAR SHOWER

The Mil-Tec 20L Solar Shower turns free sunlight into a warm, pressurized rinse anywhere your customers pitch camp. Hung from a tree branch, vehicle rack, or tent ridge, the matte-black PVC bladder absorbs solar energy and heats up to five gallons of water — enough for multiple rinses after a long day of hunting, hiking, or working in the field. It's a staple add-on item for any retailer serving campers, overlanders, hunters, festival-goers, preppers, and weekend adventurers who need to wash off sweat, dirt, blood, or saltwater far from indoor plumbing.

Built by German outdoor outfitter Mil-Tec, this shower is engineered around a durable polyvinyl chloride tank with welded seams that hold a full 20 liters without sagging or leaking. The wide screw-cap filling port (visible at the top corner) makes it easy to fill from a jug, stream, or spigot, while the integrated reinforced hang loop and approximately 2-meter (7 ft) cord let users suspend it high enough for a real overhead shower. A flexible polypropylene hose, twist-style on/off tap, and perforated shower head deliver a controllable flow — useful not just for bathing, but for rinsing dishes, gear, pets, muddy boots, fish, and game.

Key Features

• 20-liter (5.3-gallon) capacity — multiple rinses per fill
• Solar-heating black PVC tank warms water passively in direct sunlight
• Flexible polypropylene hose with on/off tap and shower head included
• Wide screw-cap fill port for fast, spill-resistant filling
• Approx. 2 m (7 ft) hanging cord and reinforced loop for easy suspension
• Folds flat when empty for compact storage in a pack or vehicle

Specifications

• Brand: Mil-Tec
• Color: Black
• Capacity: 20 liters / 5.3 gallons
• Tank material: 100% polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
• Hose, tap and shower head: 100% polypropylene
• Hanging cord: approx. 2 m / 7 ft

Who It Sells To

A high-turnover impulse-add item for camping, hunting, and overland-travel sections. Appeals to tent campers, RV and van-lifers, backcountry hunters cleaning up after a harvest, surfers and paddlers rinsing saltwater off gear, festival attendees, mission and disaster-relief organizations, and prepper customers building off-grid hygiene kits. Affordable price point and broad usefulness make it an easy cross-sell next to tents, sleeping bags, jerry cans, and field hygiene supplies.

⚠ WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm — www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.