RinseKit
<h3>The Original Pressurized Portable Shower</h3><p>Born out of a California surfer's frustration with post-session grime, <strong>RinseKit</strong> has grown from a garage invention into one of the most recognized names in portable, pressurized cleaning. <a href="/17285-rinsekit">RinseKit</a> was founded by Chris Crawford in 2013 in Vista, CA, and the brand took a major leap forward in 2017 when Crawford pitched the concept on Shark Tank, ultimately securing a deal with investor Daymond John. What started as a solution for rinsing off after a surf session quickly became an essential piece of gear for campers, mountain bikers, overlanders, parents, and anyone who needs reliable water pressure away from home.</p><h3>How RinseKit Works</h3><p>Unlike gravity-fed camp showers or cumbersome pump sprayers, RinseKit systems combine water storage, battery-powered pressurization, and spray control into a single compact unit. The result is a consistent, high-pressure stream of water delivered at the push of a button — no assembly, no pumping, no hose connection required. Models like the RinseKit PRO and the RinseKit Cube hold between 3.5 and 4 gallons of water, providing several minutes of continuous spray time, which is enough to rinse off people, pets, bikes, or even a small vehicle. The Cube takes things further with military-grade construction, stainless steel tie-downs for vehicle mounting, and a control panel featuring dual USB ports, a water temperature gauge, and a battery life indicator.</p><h3>A Growing Product Lineup</h3><p>RinseKit has expanded well beyond its original self-pressurized design. The current lineup includes multiple portable shower systems at various capacities, the HyperHeater 2.0 for warm-water rinses, hot shower bundles that pair heaters with shower units, and a range of accessories and spare parts to keep your system running season after season. For those who need even more capacity, the 10-gallon Tailgate Shower and the rack-mountable 5-gallon Rack Shower bring serious water volume to truck beds and overland rigs. Whether you need a quick trail-side rinse or a full post-adventure shower, there is a RinseKit configuration designed for the task.</p><h3>Who Uses RinseKit?</h3><p>RinseKit products have found a loyal following across a remarkably wide range of activities. Surfers and swimmers use them to rinse off salt and sand before getting back in the car. Trail runners and cyclists rely on them at the trailhead to clean up before the drive home. Overlanders and off-road enthusiasts mount them directly to roof racks or truck beds for backcountry use. Even in emergency and disaster preparedness scenarios, a fully charged RinseKit provides a meaningful source of pressurized clean water when utilities are unavailable. The brand has also partnered with the nonprofit DigDeep to help bring clean water access to underserved communities — a reflection of the company's broader mission beyond just outdoor recreation.</p><h3>Built to Last, Backed by a Warranty</h3><p>RinseKit units are constructed from rugged, impact-resistant materials engineered to handle sand, saltwater, mud, and the rigors of outdoor adventure. The battery-powered models ship with charging cables for both wall and 12V car outlets, meaning you can top off the battery at camp or during the drive out. Every unit comes backed by a limited warranty, and the brand maintains an active customer support team — something that has earned consistently strong reviews from buyers across retail channels.</p>