SHEWEEFlexi Female Urinal - Made in the UK – Flexible, Reusable, Portable & Recyclable Urination Device. Festival, Camping, Car, Hiking Essentials for Women. Stand to Pee Device W/Extension Pipe

I purchased one as a gag gift to a friend, and figured I'd buy one for myself out of curiosity. I practiced in the shower as the directions advised, so that I knew how to angle it without weeing on my feet. It was pretty easy to use, so I packed it in my backpack when my boyfriend and I next went for a long walk in the woods. Sure enough, the need to use it arose, so I happily whipped out my She-wee, attached the long tubing, positioned it and started peeing, when all of a sudden I hear a loud "POP" and wee is going everywhere. It took a few seconds of me standing in horror to realize that I was weeing all over my feet and down my leg because the tubing had blown off and was now sitting on the forest floor (also getting weed on). So I had to squat to finish my business and because I hadn't planned on squatting, wasn't in an ideal place to do so and immediately got poked in the bum with a branch. Humiliated, wet, and in pain, I emerged from the trees I told my boyfriend why we had to cut the walk short. After enduring laughter loud enough to send the birds flying from the trees on an otherwise quiet day, we headed back to the car and home so I could change. I had had so much hope for this product as we would go on very long walks as well as long motorcycle rides, and toilets aren't always available when needed. And as a woman, I'd really like to be able to stand to wee sometimes. But I could never trust this product again, so in the bin it went.

Following hip surgery I thought it might be useful to not have to manoeuvre on and off the toilet seat (raised height) every single time. What can I say, men have it so easy!

Well, well. Why I waited until I’m 4000 years old to buy one of these I can’t fathom. It is going to change where and how far we walk and for how long. Now all I have to do when deep in a forest is find a good looking tree to fertilise, Bob’s your uncle. I bought a dearer one of these for my lovely friend a few years ago but she is a proper glamorous gal, not born up a tree like me so I doubt she’s used it. I must encourage her. This is a game changer for me, happy days 😊

This is helpful to me as hovering in the air when I have to use public toilets is annoying as my legs can be weak on my bad days. I've tested it out at home twice, I might give it a few more test runs but I have no complaints so far!

Because it comes in 2 parts for easier transportation you have to make sure they're properly fastened together before use. Meant to be able to use the back to wipe drips but this wasn't possible for me.

I have bought - and practised - with both models and concluded the flexi is best for grubby but private loos whereas the original one allows more discretion if you are in a very visible or crowded place and wearing jeans...The flexi has a much larger and flexible ( silicone) "cup" than the original ( rigid plastic ) Sheewee and so it is easier to position correctly PROVIDED you are in a private space so you can pull your trousers / underwear down. Because the cup is larger i found it easier to reliably position correctly and therefore less likely to spill over your clothes .HOWEVER i found i had to drop my jeans to get it in place ( hence might as well just sqat and pee) as otherwise it tended to bend in middle and wee ran backwards and spilt over my clothes. (I didnt try with a loose skirt).The original Sheewee is rigid and i found it better for weeing in plain sight. It was possible to use even with tight jeans but only if i opened the top button and slightly pulled the crotch down. Its only about an inch wide approx so you need to position accurately ( well back and perfectly upright) It also help to bend your upper body forward so it tilts down slightly at the front. The margin of error is not great so practice is essential. On one occasion i got complacent and it leaked becaus e i had it it slightly tilted to one side. Whichever option you choose remember to practise with different clothes AND after you had a few drinks - trust me its trickier :)Personally i am a fairly reckless wild wee'er and can't be bothered faffing about with these.... I think its usuallyeasier to find a bush or shelter between the open car doors. With either of these Sheewees people will still know what you're doing so i don't feel any more or less embarrassed than if i just drop my keks and pull crotch of my underwear discreetly to one side.Only time i might use is in a grubby public loo ( though its just as easy to hover) or if my knees give out or possibly on long bus journeys in less developed countries where you dont feel safe.Good luck Ladies and dont forget to practise!

The cup doesn't seem to be big enough to catch the wee, need practice I think

As soon as it arrived I did my first standing piddle into the loo. No leaks! I had to lean forward with my body at an angle tho. This is because the tube comes out at a right angle to the cup - result: the wee stream would have gone straight forward & hit the cistern, whereas I wanted it to go down into the toilet. The angle will be great if I ever want to enter a pissing up the wall contest tho. 🤓Jokes aside, I'm delighted with this item. I camp alot & accidentally nestling your bum into a tiny patch of stinging nettles in the dark is no fun. I found it easy to use & the angle won't be a problem in the woods.