Tinkle Belle Female Urination Device/Portable Urinal with Case -Stand to Pee While Staying Fully Clothed. Easy, Compact, Reliable for Hiking/Camping/Travel/Concerts/Festivals/Dirty Toilets

I drive a lot and always end up in the middle of nowhere with no bathroom around. I have to plan my trips and stop at every bathroom I see because I never know when I'll be in BFE, two hours in, after having had a quart of water, and no bathroom. Trees, bushes, roadside with the doors open, behind an abandoned building, even a cow barn once have all been my bathroom... Squatting, exposed, hard to wipe, pee splashed on my shoes... Yeah, no.The persons who designed, produced, and marketed this deserve every penny they make. Literally as easy, efficient, and effective as advertised.I'll be buying these as gifts for all my girls.

I am going on a cross country road trip that involves lots of hiking. This is very portable. I practiced at home with it and so far it works great! The storage pouch is very convenient and the materials aren’t thin and flimsy. I believe it will last quite a long time.

I did a lot of research before deciding on this female urination device (FUD). I didn't want to have to spend money on a bunch of them before figuring out what I liked. I was looking for something light and packable, long enough that I wouldn't spill, easy to use, soft on the body, wouldn't flood over if I really had to go, and easy to clean. This is all these things! I use it mostly for Search and Rescue (SAR) missions, whitewater kayaking, multi day river trips, and hiking.When on search and rescue missions with mostly guys, it's really great to just step aside and pee rather than having take the time to go find a bush for privacy. Kayaking, also full of guys, so same deal. Also for kayaking, I'm tall, so I can use a men's front zip drysuit (easier to find used in my size), and this is long enough to make it through all those drysuit and thermal layers just fine. It's also great for winter when I've got a bunch of layers on as well. It is also great on multi day river trips where you're only allowed to pee in the river. Sometimes when you wake up in the middle of the night or have to go early morning when it's still cold, you don't want to wade into the river and squat-you just want to stand out of the water and stay dry. This does that!Since the front half is silicone, it folds to fit nicely in my pfd zipper pocket for kayaking. Also small enough that I don't mind it in my already heavy SAR pack. And backpacking or self support kayaking trips, the size is big enough to be functional but not heavy enough for you to regret its weight.I love that the device is open rather than a tube like some FUDs. Super easy to clean, rinse out, and wipe dry.As for the actual pee experience: it's hard plastic with the sections that come in contact with your lady parts covered in silicone. The hard plastic helps it keep its shape so you don't deform it and spill all over yourself. The silicone makes it softer on your sensitive areas. I only had to practice once or twice before I felt comfortable using it. Peeing standing up was kind of life changing. It's still a little weird though, and I still sometimes have to remind my body, yes, you can pee standing up. When you're done, use the back lip of the device to wipe yourself dry. Rinse with water, and air dry or wipe dry. I have yet to have it flood over when I really have to go, but I don't know that I've tested the full potential of that yet.The only con? The silicone front section will develop fold memory of you leave it folded when not in use. I may make a carrying case that will store it unfolded, like for example, when it's in my backpack and has room to be full length vs than when in my pfd and has to be folded up.

Works differently than the GoGirl, in that, this one is totally a hard molded piece. That being said, it is easier to utilize getting into place; however, where you place your thumb and fingers, I find I am getting them wet... so obviously I am not positioning something correctly. All these things take practice. With the GoGirl, I have no trouble, but the softness of that product tends to be the issue when holding it securely in place. This items holds very security in place, but perhaps posture placement is why I seem to pee on my fingers? I like that this one is a much harder shell (easier to place securily); but the rubber tip when you're done using it, is long and although can be folded back against the base, will warp or mis-shape the rubber tip with use. Not the best design option in my opinion, so you're left with the rubber funnel sticking out of your carry-all bag for the world to see! So it comes down to how you personally are built, shaped, coordinated enough, to figure out which product works for you. I like this one, and I like the GoGirl too. I just wish the GG was a stronger less flexible material, and that this product wasn't as stiff (& narrow) where the fingers hold it so you didn't pee on yourself. Practice makes perfect I suppose. I still recommend this product. At least give it a try.