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I hesitate to start this, but MB is likely to be the only place where people have direct experience.
I own a 20mm rocketbox based eco-safe toilet system I have used for close to 20 years. It does its thing, and generally pretty well. It is, however, heavy, and when you do a sanitary job with the seat, involves two rocket boxes, that must be hauled, and strapped, and stored, and dumped, etc. I have thought that one of these little wag bag systems might be a lighter, lower profile alternative.
Enter the BLM. On pretty much every river info site I look at, the BLM seems to look dimly on that option. I know day trippers that swear they can take theirs anywhere, dispose of the poo easily, and that it's all blessed by the feds. My reading is that is not so.
So with what is probably naive optimism, I seek the prevailing wisdom on packing a load, particularly with the new baggy type systems.
I own a 20mm rocketbox based eco-safe toilet system I have used for close to 20 years. It does its thing, and generally pretty well. It is, however, heavy, and when you do a sanitary job with the seat, involves two rocket boxes, that must be hauled, and strapped, and stored, and dumped, etc. I have thought that one of these little wag bag systems might be a lighter, lower profile alternative.
Enter the BLM. On pretty much every river info site I look at, the BLM seems to look dimly on that option. I know day trippers that swear they can take theirs anywhere, dispose of the poo easily, and that it's all blessed by the feds. My reading is that is not so.
So with what is probably naive optimism, I seek the prevailing wisdom on packing a load, particularly with the new baggy type systems.