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Kitchen Sink

£25.00
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BEST USE: Backpacking & Camping

DIMENSIONS: ø29.5 x 17.4cm

WEIGHT: 66g

Description

The Kitchen Sink is a portable collapsible camp sink with a broad base and stiffened rim ensuring it won’t collapse when full, washing dishes while camping has never been simpler.

Promoting Leave No Trace principles, its seam-sealed, wat...

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Kitchen Sink
Kitchen Sink
£25.00
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Description

The Kitchen Sink is a portable collapsible camp sink with a broad base and stiffened rim ensuring it won’t collapse when full, washing dishes while camping has never been simpler.

Promoting Leave No Trace principles, its seam-sealed, watertight design is perfect for collecting and carrying water for washing dishes or personal bathing—keeping these activities away from sensitive water sources.

Made from waterproof 70D recycled nylon with a black interior, the Kitchen Sink is fast drying and folds into its pocket sized storage sack for compact transport.

Still PVC-free, it's now made from RCS certified recycled and bluesign APPROVED nylon, using non-PFAS chemistry.

Features

  • Stiffening ring that prevents the sink from collapsing when full
  • The base is broader than the top so it won't tip over
  • Fine to use with hot water (up to 140°F / 60°C) and detergent
  • Fully taped seams
  • Wide webbing carry handles
  • Comes with a zippered storage pouch with drain hole

Technical Features

70D WATERPROOF FABRIC - TOUGH & PLIABLE
PVC FREE
LEAVE NO TRACE
Non-PFC
bluesign
Recycled Claim Standard (RCS)

Tech specs

  • Best Use
    Camping, Backpacking
  • Comes With
    Zippered storage pouch
  • Material(s)
    RCS certified recycled and bluesign APPROVED nylon, using non-PFAS chemistry
5 litres10 litres20 litres

Frequently Asked questions

Be repaired easily?

Yes. The fabric is strong for its weight – but if a pinhole puncture occurs, it can be repaired with just a blob of Gear Aid Seam Grip + WP.

Work when it is less than full?

Not really. It needs to be at least four-fifths full of water to stand up by itself.

Be used with bleach?

No. Bleach (even in mild concentrations) will damage the polyurethane coating and Nylon fabric and should not be used.

Be used with boiling water?

No. Water hotter than 140°F / 60°C may well damage the seam tape.

Overall rating: 4.875 / 5 from 32 reviews.

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Kitchen sink

"Compact and useful"

— Jackie O. (5/5)

Brilliant!

"The kitchen sink is brilliant! A great idea I was introduced to by Nick Goldsmith from Hidden Valley Bushcraft. I have used this product a couple of times so far and have found the quality excellent. The handles and the fabric are exceptionally strong and I love the fact that it has its own pouch with a drain hole. The only issue here is, if you are not or have never packed one of these things away, it can end up shooting away from you in random directions. Sea to Summit have done a blinder because they have thought of everything and have actually printed directions on the pouch showing you how to pack it down. Just took me a couple of goes and a husband who couldn’t stop laughing at my efforts to get it away. He had a go at packing it down the next time and didn’t manage to get the loops small enough either haha! Next time a sarcastic family member asks if I have packed the kitchen sink….I can now knowingly not lie and say yes!! I might just get another one for said family members for their Christmas present this year."

— Kate E. (5/5)

Very handy bit of kit

"Also use for washing clothes in"

— Sheelagh E. (5/5)

Super useful, nice and small

"Super useful, nice and small and light too."

— Stephen C. (5/5)

It's Ok

"I purchased this at a Sea To Summit retailer. I was under the assumption this would work for volumes up to 10L. However, I soon realized that unless the sink was almost full, it would not hold itself up. That's on me for not doing the research before, but it would have been great to note on the retail packaing that 80% fill is required to work properly. I would like to exchange my 10L for a 5L if possible."

— brinostalgia (3/5)

Very Useful

"I love to chef up tasty meals while camping -- this sink is the perfect for cleaning cookware, bowls, cups, etc after cooking. It's not messy at all, and the handles make it easy to carry the water to a proper dumping place."

— Sheila P. (5/5)

I'm now a camp kitchen sink believer

"My partner spent too long convincing me that this was something we needed for a recent extended canoe trip. I eventually caved, but he was right. We brought two 10L sinks to act as dish wash/rinse and for backcountry showers. We ended up using them for water transfer to put out campfires and a place to do backcountry laundry, too. The variability in their use and their ease of use meshed quickly into our standard camp routine. They are lightweight, sturdy when full, and offer fabric that is patchable (should a puncture occur in the backcountry). I would highly recommend these for any sort of backcountry excursions."

— Aubrey S. (5/5)

Works well

"I purchased the Kitchen Sink after watching a YouTube review by Jodi Middendorf. Your product performs as advertised. It is lightweight, stores easily and holds water comfortably. It was an excellent addition to my latest hiking trip."

— David G. (5/5)

Handy

"Light weight and handy, a lot to like here. Have taken it out on a couple of pack trips over the last few weeks. It's worth carrying. My only "concern" is that in the woods it can be difficult to find a spot that's level enough to keep the water in and the sides up. I'm not sure how that could be improved though."

— Joel F. (4/5)

Size was more than large

"Size was more than large enough, and very sturdy. The sink folds into itself to be put into a round canvas case, but I can never quite get it right when I'm out in the forest! I had to YouTube how to put it back in, but I wish they had a diagram on the case for folding. Very good design otherwise! Made clean up a breeze."

— Cambria P. (5/5)

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