The Pure Liberation of a Personal Urination Device

[Pivo]

A plastic aqueduct provides new pathways for relief.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/17/maga ... ticleShare

Patiently waiting for Chums to review of this device.

[Jim]

"Why does your pack smell so bad?"

[Alston_Neal]

@Pivo
I bet it's an interesting story, if only I could.....

[chumley]

Patiently waiting for Chums to review of this device.

Another classic from the Old Gray Lady!

The device appeared on the front porch for my birthday: seven inches of sturdy pink

I expect this wouldn't be the first time something with such a description arrived at your front door?

As for today, I'm feeling very Primrose. Or perhaps Canary?

[LindaAnn]

Dumb. Unnecessary plastic garbage to haul around while hiking. If she has that many hangups about peeing outside, the author of the article needs a therapist more than a PUD.

[LosDosSloFolks]

Women will now be able write their name in the snow.
The last bastion of male privilege is now a thing of the past.

[cactuscat]

Kula pee cloths are awesome - I hate when I forget to bring one on a hike now.
But the "device" ... not so much.

[mamakatt22]

@LindaAnn
Totally agree!!!

[adysoft]

Seriously? A personal urination device? Sounds kinda...intense. I'm waiting for the inevitable "Chums" review too, though. Gotta know if it lives up to the hype (or the weirdness).

[Alston_Neal]

Gotta know if it lives up to the hype (or the weirdness).

You're new here, right? Oh my mistake you're not.

[azbackpackr]

I'm waiting for the inevitable "Chums" review too, though. Gotta know if it lives up to the hype (or the weirdness).

@chumley

Yes, we'd like to hear about your personal experience!


Meanwhile, I agree with @LindaAnn Got no need for one.

[Pivo]

Yes, we'd like to hear about your personal experience!

The early review is Chums likes it so much, he's using it at home and while at the job site.