Pstyle - Female Urination Device - Green

Great asset for females out in the great out doors

I can't say enough good things about this product.If you've ever tried the She-pee and failed miserably, give this one a go. Instead of a small, shallow shape which was difficult to get in the right place, and instead of the She-pee's narrow funnel which would lead to, er, "backing up" of outflow, the P-style is a simple, elegant chute. To use it (at this point, avert your eyes if you are delicate), you tuck it in place under yourself, having loosened your trousers and worked it in down the front of your knickers, then let fly.When all is done, you bring it forward gently but firmly (I don't want to use the word "scrape" because of the painful connotations, but that is the essence of the move) while tipping it slightly downwards, to remove pretty much all of the liquids.Because none of us ladies enjoy too much "scraping" of our delicate areas, I combine it with a nappy-sack (supermarket own-brand are fine), hanging the nappy-sack over one wrist before I start. Then I can drop the chute into the nappy-sack while I use a paper hanky to, er, finish the job properly: that then gets dropped into the same nappy sack which can then be tied and stowed away to be sorted out later. This leaves one hand (the one with the bag over the wrist) to hold your trousers, while the other hand directs the P-style.Nappy sacks contain odour neutraliser, so there's no unpleasant smell: mind you, the P-style chute is (as the advert says) indeed made of a type of plastic which doesn't "hold on" to liquid - most of it runs straight out, there is very little left to be dried off.I've written out this description in full, because the instructions which come with it are in French. But it's fairly self-evident how you use it, I thought other ladies might appreciate hearing about the nappy-sack enhancement.Just under £15 might seem a lot (£10 plus rather expensive postage) but it is well worth it, ladies, believe me! This has revolutionised my walking/hiking, and I can't wait for snow, so that I can write my name......

product failed to live up to expectation. For £16 I got nada. Better off just wearing a kilt or skirt!

Like others, I read all the reviews for similar products before concluding that this was the one for me. And now, having used it, I made the right choice.This one is made from sturdy plastic which I find easy to put into the right position quickly. Honestly, I could not envisage how I could have placed the flexible type discretely! I imagine all the fumbling about would take much too long in an "urgent" situation.Anyway, I do recommend practicing at home in the bath or shower before taking it on its first outing! Personally, I found it quite easy to place correctly almost right away but I'm not sure how I'd have faired had I not practiced first! ;) I place it as far back as possible, covering the vulval area but in front of the rectal area. Hold it quite firmly against your body then away you go! I must admit it takes a bit of courage to let go at first but it's great when you see the result!Pricewise, its a bit pricey as it comes from France so postage made it around £15. No fancy packing (environment friendly. No probs with that) but also no instructions to help you. No discrete bag or pouch, just a plastic bag. I made a small pouch myself so I can disguise it as a doggy bag which works well but do take a tissue with you to dry it after use. I bought the boring green colour just because I thought it would be more easily camouflaged when using in a field but I did like the other colours.I do recommend this.

This is just a brilliant "tool for the job". After an attack of cystitis coincided with (and nearly ruined) a hiking holiday, I decided I had to try and get something to make it easier for me to pee when out on the hills. Having read reviews of various devices, this one sounded like the easiest and most successful, and having now received and tried it out, I can definitely confirm that it works perfectly. It's quite intuitive how to place it, it can handle a decent flow, and being open at the top means it's really easy to clean (if using it to avoid the seats in a public loo, it might even be possible to rinse it quickly when flushing). I can see this being an absolute game changer on future hiking expeditions. Highly recommended.

I’ve never used a product like this but I can’t believe how easy this is to use. I can’t say I even had to practise much. I use it when I am hiking and I take a little toilet paper to dry myself and the device after but you could just have a panty liner and keep the device in a ziplock bag to dry later. Instead of hanging on until I find a loo I now don’t mind ducking behind a bush. It’s so much quicker and I definitely feel much less vulnerable.

If your not very lippy this is a perfect devise but if your meaty your better off with a silicone style.

At last a solution for having a discreet pee outdoors. It works for me but we are all different and I can only speak for myself. It wins over pee bags as you have nothing to dispose of. It wins over squashy devices that can be accidentally squashed at an inconvenient moment during use. It's open design means NO bottleneck that could back up with fast flow and overspill. I practiced at home first without accidents. That gave me confidence for outdoor use. It is expensive for a piece of plastic but worth the money for a solution that works so well. No more crouching. No more exposing your bum. No need for hiding places, just a long enough jacket. Liberation!