If you are like me, it is always a challenge to get the trash bag to stay where you want it when camping.

I use clothespins to clip it to the canvas on the exterior of of my popup but it falls down as soon as the bag is about a quarter full. Sometimes I will clip it to the clothesline we have hanging up for drying towels but that seems to turn it into a magnet for squirrels, although it is entertaining watching them scurry along the clothesline without falling off and then try reaching into the trash bag for whatever goody their nose is smelling.

Other times I will hang the bag on a bush, small tree, or even the handlebars of my bicycle.

Usually though I just leave it lay on the ground during the day because that is where it ends up falling anyway, or keep it in the back of my SUV.

I knew there had to be a better way and that it didn’t have to be complicated. The ezhoop bagging system is just that. It is a hoop that can be strapped around a tree, post, or the king pin of a 5th wheel. Plus it holds up to 25 pounds of garbage and is designed to hold the typical 13 gallon size trash bag although it will hold larger ones too.

There are three options to buy. One include is for hanging the ezhoop from a tree or post; another for hanging from a 5th wheel king pin and a third kit that includes both. The post kit or king pin kit is $12; the combo kit is $16, or just a hoop is available for $5.

To find about more visit the ezhoop website.