GoBE Campers > Roadshower We are a small camper builder @ gobecampers.com and we have done several builds with a Roadshower. In every instance, we have found the build quality to be consistent and everything packaged and organized neatly. More importantly, we have seen a commitment to be continuously improving the product and accessory design. We have seen a few slight variations over the last couple years and each time we have been pleased with the subtle changes.

This is a great addition to my off road… This is a great addition to my off road rig. Although I haven't used it on the trail yet I have tried it out and it works as advertised. I added quick disconnects on the hose with a QD adapter for a low flow shower head I got off Amazon. So instead of the flexible water heater conduit I will use the hose for showering. Smarter idea if you ask me. I use my CO2 bottle with the filler hose and clip on tire connector to and clip it on the valve stem so when I need to add a little air in the tank all I have to do is squeeze the filler hose lever and pump some air in the tank the filler hose has a gauge on it so there is no way to overfill it plus the road shower has a relief valve in case of over pressurization.

Epic fail on our first use Epic fail on our first use. I was concerned with the hose connection from the start and sure enough, the hose came loose while on the road. We lost all pressure and water, essentially making it unusable. The hose connectors won’t tighten enough now to hold pressure. Additionally, while the brackets held the unit securely, tightening, or removing, the nuts is an hour long process. If I can get the hose to pressurize I’ll give the unit another try, but for now it sits usually in our garage. Awaiting new hose... Yes, please send me the new hose. What information do you need in order to send it to me? Thank you for the response. New hose on its way. Thank you so much. I’m updating my rating, as such.

Super high quality product Super high quality product. Worth the price for certain. The only part that requires a bit more R&D is the hose which breaks down in the sun over time. When it degrades, it seems to develop a sticky black adhesive like substance on the top of the hose. I’ve yet to find a way to get it off completely, but it will smudge off on vehicle and requires cleaning off the car at that point. I’ll usually try to scrape it off the hose once a year with a knife. It’s and imperfect solution and only works partially. Hose remains sticky on upper (sun facing) surface. That said, I love my solar shower. Tough to knock showers in the wilderness. FYI however...bigger volume requires more sun, so the higher your latitude, the smaller the tank size you’ll want to purchase. Big tanks take a long time to get hot.

Great buy compared to what's out there!! Great product!! Have had it permanently on my rig since I've bought it (possibly 2-3 months now) One down side is that it does slip off a bit where I have it mounted it (I use the all-pro pack rack on my Tacoma) and have needed to add a layer of rubber padding under the roadshower itself aside from the ones that come on the curved pieces. Also, trying to tighten the bolts became a problem early on. Eventually the screw would no longer grab on the channels and had to use pliers to hold screws in place as I tightened bolts. May need a way to work around this issue. Aside from those problems the product itself worked great and water flowed continuously while pressurized.