SHEWEE Flexi – The Original Female Urinal – Made in The UK – Reusable, Flexible & Portable Urination Device. Festival, Camping, Car, Hiking Essentials for Women. Stand to Pee Funnel W/Extension Pipe

Initially skeptical but intrigued, I decided to purchase the SHEWEE Flexi for an upcoming international trip. After using it a few times at home, I was pleasantly surprised by the ease and liberation it provided.Using the SHEWEE Flexi was a game-changer. The experience of peeing standing up, without needing to sit in a public toilet, was incredibly freeing. There's a unique sense of freedom and empowerment that comes with it, something you have to experience firsthand to truly appreciate. It's like discovering chocolate ice cream after a lifetime of vanilla—it's that refreshing.I found it convenient to carry around. It's compact enough to fit into a fanny pack or purse, making it discreet and handy wherever you go. However, my only gripe was that it didn't come with a dedicated container. I had to find a small drawstring bag to carry it in, which wasn't ideal for keeping it clean and hygienic after use. A waterproof container provided with the SHEWEE would have been much appreciated for this purpose.Despite this drawback, I still believe it's worth having one with you at all times, especially for travel or outdoor activities where restroom facilities may be less than desirable. The SHEWEE Flexi is easy to use, hygienic, and offers a practical solution for women who prefer to avoid sitting on public toilets.In conclusion, the SHEWEE Flexi exceeded my expectations in terms of convenience and freedom. It's a must-have for any woman looking to simplify restroom visits and maintain hygiene on the go.

I had a hard time believing that a device could work well without leaking or making a mess...but this SheWee really does.If you are reading this, you might be wondering, “why would a woman want to stand and pee…?” Well, let me tell you.If you are a woman at a music festival and you need to pee when there are no toilets around, your only option is to pull your pants and undergarments all the way down around your ankles, grab hold of the fabric and pull it away from the where the stream will be directed, pray to all the gods you know and hope that you don’t get splashed, or that the stream doesn’t decide to run straight down your leg instead of center. I don’t know about everyone else, but for me this always ends up being a game of chance...and I don’t always win.And then, the shewee. Somehow...magically...this device has worked perfectly for me every time. I don’t have to pull down my pants and expose my behind to everyone. I can just undo the front of whatever I’m wearing, position the funnel part in place, and pee. It has never leaked, nothing runs down my leg, my clothes, socks, shoes all remain dry and clean.I love this thing!Interesting pattern I’ve noticed...when I tell women about this, they typically seem curious and maybe a little skeptical (as I was). Most of them have been interested in getting one.When I tell men, they have questions about what I do with it after I use it. How do I clean it? How do I store it? Do I carry a device covered in urine around with me?Most women respond with curious interest, and most men seem to be repulsed by the idea of it.But, speaking of storage...I bought a shewee container for it that is well worth the money (I think the case actually costs more than the device itself, but it allows me to carry it with me everywhere I go without getting urine everywhere.I bought the Shewee flexee with the additional case, and I highly recommend it. It is easy to use, and mess-free regardless of what I’m wearing (or what - or how much - I’ve been drinking). 5 stars from this adventurer!SirenSoapbox has a podcast episode about our experiences with female urinary devices (search for us and listen if you want more information).

I got the recommendation for a the SheWee from a co-worker who told me his wife using it while they are up hunting every year. He said it made the hunting trips so much easier. I have the PStyles in all of my cars but I decided to give the flexi a try since they thought so highly of it. We have an off grid camping site in the high desert so there isn't much to squat behind to go. That paired with rattle snakes in the area makes me a little leery of getting my hooha close to the ground.I bought the flexi without a case at the same time I bought the ella pee with a case to trial.The flexi is a great option and I love the extension to add on to extend my stream reach. It makes it easier when wearing winter rain gear or lots of layers. The Ella Pee - not a fan. However as a bonus since I can't return the Ella Pee - the case it came with works for the Flexi. At least I didn't spend that money for nothing!With practice the flexi is a solid choice. But I definitely would make sure you can control your flow because it can back up quickly if you really have to go. I do like how discreet it is in the plain case.