This one doubles as a trash can, which is why it takes a standard 30-gallon bag. The spring frame stands it upright the instant it comes out of its flat state, a zippered top closes over whatever is inside, and long side handles carry it at 24 inches tall.
Fitting a standard 30-gallon bag is what moves this past laundry and into campsite duty, where trash, cans, and yard debris need somewhere to go that folds into a car afterward. Dropping a liner in also means the shell stays clean, so the same bin can go back to holding clothes.
A zip closes the top completely rather than cinching it, which is the difference that counts outdoors: wind does not lift the contents and a closed lid keeps what is inside from being an invitation. Unzipped, the 19 inch square mouth takes bulky linens or a bundle of debris in one motion.
The frame is spring loaded, so the bin snaps to full height on its own and compresses back down with a twist, no poles and no assembly. Long handles run up the sides for a two-handed lift, enough to move a loaded 19 by 19 inch bin from a tent site to a truck bed.
Single large canvas tote, 22 inches wide, with a vinyl-coated interior and long reinforced handles that clear a shoulder.
Folding bamboo drying rack with 11 dowels and a flat shelf for sweaters, opening to 29.25 inches wide.
