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Patiently waiting for Chums to review of this device.

"Why does your pack smell so bad?"

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

Pivo wrote: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?

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.

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

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

@LindaAnn
Totally agree!!!

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).

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

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

adysoft wrote: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.

azbackpackr wrote: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.